Can this unit be hooked up with another portable CD stereo and then can adjust the tempo of that CD playing? If so, what would be needed?
199621
If you connect this to an external music source like a CD player you will have no control of the tempo as you will need to use the aux input which has no control over that device connected. You could RIP the CD though and load it into the Steez memory and the control it or load it onto an iPod that you would put into its docking station and control it I would think.
199622
No, the only way to mess with the tempo is to download music to the device through the computer. Using the auxillary cord doesn't let you mess with the tempo and you cannot connect a CD player to it.
211361
Hello Oscar,You are completely right.You can surely conect any externa source of sound , you just need RCA outputs at your source device or any kind of output with the adapter cable.I have my audio player connected with the "mini jack" to RCA cable and it works great, so your CD player will work as well.Hopefully you will have as much fun with this "baby", as I have. GREAT sound .Regards.Marek
1433518
Yes, there is. It can only load one cd at a time (the last, quite dated Sony stereo system we had a 3 disc cd changer. But the cd seems to be dying a slow, gradual death at the hands of the USB port). Other than that, it's a pretty good, clear sounding stereo. Hook up a few more speakers to it if you can and I imagine it being stellar on some high quality speakers.
492386
You can use the jack to plug in an iPod or MP3 device. The CD player itself doesn't take the MP3 format. I hope this helps.
768470
Yes, that would work just fine as long as you have a digital out on your player. You'll get remarkably improved definition if your CD player has a typical built in DAC.
1258319
I am not sure if I understand your question correctly. Do you want to change the EQ permanently in the CD recording ? I don't think this unit can do that. I personally used a Behringer pro audio Equalizer to make changes in a recording. That unit was about twice the cost of this one.
1703741
Yes.If your CD player can be hooked to smaller speakers, it can be hooked to thiese speakers too.
2189926
yes. this is an add on. It works with your radio system. It will hook on to the basic system, I really like mine and use it often. It will play up to four CD'S
2080281
As long as CD player has AUX outlet. You can hook anything though AUX cable. It comes with it, but a little short .
1028771
Yes you can in the back should bee a connection called aux input if you using a portable CD player you gonna need a cable called 3.5mm Jack to Red and White RCA Aux Cable.... Hope this helps
1265610
As a matter of fact I did plug it into headphone jack speakers to see if it will improve the sound, but it was not as loud as I would have wanted it to be. Besides, a personal CD player should be used by itself without additional help.
1351018
I reckon if your portable CD player has a earphone 3.5mm port, it should be hook able. But I'm not really sure.
851352
Yes use an auxiliary cord that plugs into the headphone jack of the CD player then the other end plugs into the auxiliary input that is located under the middle compartment on the front of the unit. The auxiliary cord has a headphone jack on each end. (Aux cord)
803862
I don't actually know but I think you need to just buy a turntable and amplifier and hook a CD player to your setup. I'm a granny too, but I think this is more state-of-the-art as it has an Ipod dock. I think you can find a better system for your needs.
1028769
Yes you can but the audio jack into the CD player and it should work accordingly
126959
No to both questions. A warning if you have'nt purchased this player. The cd player is crap--it stops playing intermittently with evey cd I try to play. A lesson to be learned here is that with cheap prices come cheap electronics.I would not recommend this product. Even the connections for the speaker wires when inserted into the radio/cd unit don't fit tight and have to be played with to get a solid connection. The am band in my area --Long Island N.Y. is bad and you can't turn the unit around in the hopes of getting a stronger signal because of the wires for the speakers and the placement of the unit if you do get a good signal---the tuning buttons and tuner knob may not be facing you it may be facing away from you. This is my experience with this purchase. Spend more money to hopefully to get a better product.
798797
More than likely not. The CD player has it's own internal DAC. The external DAC is used to bypass the lower quality sound card in your laptop, desktop, iPhone, iPod, other digital source converting the digital signal to analog giving the user a higher quality signal to amplify.