Has anyone had luck using a usb audio converter (dac)? But I think you need Android jelly bean.
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When I plug it into my Samsung Tablet it recognizes the USB port..I'm not sure what the issue is your asking
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You need a 3.5mm Audio-out Jack. Digital audio output is totally different and will NOT work.
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Works amazing with android phones. I have a Samsung s4. Hook it up and customize your sound settings
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With pc(ubuntu, win, macOS) android and BB devices works for me... also with fm transmiters
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Have you tested the digital (S/PDIF) IN and OUT on linux as well? On Ubuntu 11.04, the analog connections seem to work great, but I'm not seeing an option for digital in Sound Preferences. Wondering if upgrading to a distro in the 3.x kernel series would help.
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Did you get it? I have one of them, it doesn't work. Neither do 3 others I have tried in the last week though, so I think I have a bad sound card. Sorry - I think it worked alright before it stopped working, but I could not swear it and I have a PC. Good luck.
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I'm sorry but I don't know. I hooked mine up to an Android Jelly Bean and that works okay.
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Wow, thanks for taking the time to do all the contacting and research on this question, and especially for detailing everything you have discovered here for all of us to read. I, too, have a Sansa Fuze and am looking for a nice speaker that is compatible with it. You have saved me a lot of trouble. Thanks again.
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Hi! I have an android phone. I literally just opened up my music and Pandora app and it played. I just plugged the cord into the headphone spot!
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Interesting. I've never seen a USB sound card/adapter this small. Thanks. I'm glad you were able to fix your problem and enjoy your speakers.
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Hi, there! So, i have used .mp3, .wma and wav with usb pendrive and .aac with aux cable form ipod. Best Regards
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additional...if your source files are CD's or MP3the DAC will be uselessin computing ... garbage in garbage out if you have Dog ears might make MP3 sound less "flat" anything less than FLAC source files ... waste of time and money
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I doubt it. It's not a standard USB audio device and requires a custom driver (at least on PC and OS X). TEAC don't supply a an Android driver. I don't know of any Android devices that support the optical or coax ports.
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Don't use USB , go buy an auxiliary cord and use that works alot better and no hassle when you wanna play your jams , some stereos cannot recognize smartphones and it just makes it easier to use auxiliary
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As Maurizio answered, this requires a lot of equipment to get it to work on an Android device. I would suggest a iMM-6 which plugs directly into the audio connection on most portable devices or the UMM-6 which is a USB plug in version. If you must have the EMM-6, then you need a XLR to USB converter, and there are some acceptable battery powered ones available. There are many Android Apps for sound and frequency measurement. Incidentally, all the above mentioned mics come with some form of a calibration file, but not sure how accurate or helpful they might be.
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No. And, I can't get mine to play ANY mp3 on sd card or usb stick. May be operator error, a fluke or whatever - but now it's my fluke :-(.
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The Muse DAC presents itself to a computer as a generic sound card. It's fairly obvious from articles like this (http://www.head-fi.org/t/595071/android-phones-and-usb-dacs/5010) that DACs or some DACs can be used with Androids. Would Android recognize this DAC as a sound card? I imagine it would; however, I'd probably choose this product (http://www.amazon.com/HiFiMeDIY-Android-Digital-Converter-PCM2706/dp/B00FJSEAZ4) instead since it appears to be designed specifically for Android and because it costs about the same thing. Looks like the reviews are very good also! Good luck. Hth.