Can you connect another speaker (iHome Portable Speaker) to it via 3.5mm Aux?
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No. This is an input only, and upon insertion of a 3.5mm jack will override the bluetooth connection to conserve power automatically. Unfortunately it is set up as only a single speaker but does produce a good sound for most. It is definitely not a $100 system but get the job done and the output is good enough to fill a room or small house.
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Hi! I have two of the speakers and thought i would try it since your question was a great one. They both connected, but it kicks one off when one plays. So you can only connect one. My iphone is a 5s. I will tell you though that i love the speaker and it is truly awesome and has great sound for this small portable bluetooth speaker and the price is great. Great product. Everyone in our family has one. One of each color.
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Yes. The unit came with a cable that you could use either to connect iPod or to pair with another speaker.
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Yes. The way I do it is that I connect an XLR female from the output of speaker A to the input of speaker B.
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Not unless you wire the speakers directly to it. it's a 3.5mm to 2 speaker amplifier
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By AUX i suppose you mean the 3.5mm headphone. If this is the case, then NO. The aux input only transmits audio so you WON'T be able to change tracks or charge your device or display text through the aux. Only the 30 pin connection can charge and control Ipod/Iphone devices as well as display text.
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if you can plug regular head phones in your phone you can connect the speaker to it with an aux cord
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Hey Joel - You can only connect one of these 'Mobile' speakers with a bluetooth connection, unless you connect two with the aux cable (connecting to one with Bluetooth). I LOVE my mobile speaker from bem, this thing rocks and is so LOUD for such a small speaker, amazing to hear the amount of sound this littler speaker puts out. Bem does have a product called 'speaker trio' which has 3 larger speakers with one bluetooth connection to the base. I hope this helps, I am very pleased with my purchase.
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Have not used that feature yet as I bought the pair to use when catching up on Masterpiece Theater & HBO. If you call the iHome company they are very helpful. I assume you have already mated the speakers to your iPad, perhaps you must also mate your iPhone to the iHome also, then push the button on the far right. My first speakers went dead but Amazon replaced them and I have not had any more problems. They are excellent for the price. Good luck.
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From what I understand your source can only be Bluetooth or auxiliary, so if you are using the same phone or device to run both speakers it probably wont happen
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Yes, the headphone or speaker 3.5mm output, of the PC, could be connected to the system's 3.5mm AUX input.
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No. You have to connect standard left and or right channels out of an amplifier (positive and negetive pairs one for the left and one pair for the right) . It isnt just the wire/connectivity type that keeps you from doing that.The AUX port on any device is comprised of the source you have chosen on that amp/device with no separation and at a much lower line level voltage. Not enough to drive speakers in the first place. This isnt a speaker you would drive with a BLose radio or Ipod etc. Im drving a pair with a Yamaha amp and it works nicely.
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No....only an external speaker can be connected (which is highly recommended)
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Sure, just plug into the aux port using a cable or use one of these babies and blu-tooth it since the speaker has no blu-tooth option: http://www.amazon.com/Generic-Bluetooth-Stereo-Receiver-Speaker/dp/B00HT07QXI/
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Hi there, unless you find a 30 pin to lightning adaptor then your stuck unless you use a AUX cable
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Yes you can! Any aux chord fits, it's the same size jack as any headphones or earbuds.
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Yes, this mini speaker has a stow-away 3.5mm cable to connect to any device with the same type of connection (a headphone jack).