Will this work to run an iPod into a tubed integrated amplifier?
887152
You'd need an iPod dock with a digital out to connect to the DacMagic first.
887153
Dear Kay, The DAC will not work in between your Ipod and the tube amp because there is no way to connect your Ipod to the DAC. No compatible wiring and connectors available. This is the problem with apple products, only compatible with their own series of devices. You can connect the IPOD directly to the Tube amp, yes, with RCA connectors on the Amp side 9or any other available) and withna easily available jack on the Iphone side. The IPOD has an inbuilt DAC on its board but it doesn´t get close to the Cambridge DAC quality. To connect a digital device to the Tube amp with a high fidelity DAC in between you have to look for non-apple players, COWON for example, top quality by the way. Dear Kay, The DAC will not work in between your Ipod and the tube amp because there is no way to connect your Ipod to the DAC. No compatible wiring and connectors available. This is the problem with apple products, only compatible with their own series of devices. You can connect the IPOD directly to the Tube amp, yes, with RCA connectors on the Amp side 9or any other available) and withna easily available jack on the Iphone side. The IPOD has an inbuilt DAC on its board but it doesn´t get close to the Cambridge DAC quality. To connect a digital device to the Tube amp with a high fidelity... » Read More Dear Kay, The DAC will not work in between your Ipod and the tube amp because there is no way to connect your Ipod to the DAC. No compatible wiring and connectors available. This is the problem with apple products, only compatible with their own series of devices. You can connect the IPOD directly to the Tube amp, yes, with RCA connectors on the Amp side 9or any other available) and withna easily available jack on the Iphone side. The IPOD has an inbuilt DAC on its board but it doesn´t get close to the Cambridge DAC quality. To connect a digital device to the Tube amp with a high fidelity DAC in between you have to look for non-apple players, COWON for example, top quality by the way. « Show Less
887154
I don't think so. Even though this has analog RCA outputs, it only has "digital" inputs and the iPod does not have digital outputs. You would be better off just buying a really good stereo mini to RCA cable directly to your integrated amp. Cables make a bigger difference than you may realize. For a reasonable price, Amazon carries both Audio Quest and BetterCables "Y" adapters for your situation.
887155
Cambridge Audio make a iPod dock with digital out. You can connect that to the dacmagic using a toslink cable. Includes remote control. I have this and it works great. Also works great with a Chromecast and an HDMI to toslink converter (about $20). You can then stream from phone tablet or laptop with great quality.
887156
As long as the tubed IA has RCA in, then it will work as it outputs an analog signal through RCA terminals
887157
Dear Kay, The DAC will not work in between your Ipod and the tube amp because there is no way to connect your Ipod to the DAC. No compatible wiring and connectors available. This is the problem with apple products, only compatible with their own series of devices. You can connect the IPOD directly to the Tube amp, yes, with RCA connectors on the Amp side 9or any other available) and withna easily available jack on the Iphone side. The IPOD has an inbuilt DAC on its board but it doesnt get close to the Cambridge DAC quality. To connect a digital device to the Tube amp with a high fidelity DAC in between you have to look for non-apple players, COWON for example, top quality by the way.
1645560
Yes it will work, you are 'double-amping' however. A different option would be to get a DAC connected through USB or the optical out of the 3.5mm jack of the air and then into AMP.
1429341
It should be able to power an iPod. its not enough for an iPad though. It says very clearly the max output is 1A, so if a 5W power supply is enough for you then it'll work. *I* use it for all the low power gear on the motorcycle.
1986269
It should work, the sound clarity from the amp is great unless you max out the volume.
1886773
If your Classic iPod has Bluetooth capability it should work. I use it to stream music to an older stereo receiver.
1906544
Should work with any device that has a standard headphone jack. Self powered amp w/ volume control built in to speaker.
2153752
It will work with any amplifier, hope that answers what your asking, which is brief.
780690
Yes. That would be pretty eccentric! But it would play the music. Though considering it's an amp for guitar it won't sound as good as iPod speakers.
2013124
yes. this can be hooked up to a small home amp. That's exactly what I use for. I have a Fatman tube amp with no radio so I connected this device with a 1/8 jack to a pair of RCA plugs and it works perfectly.
1396349
Heck yes. I use this to DJ. I would personally get a 1/8" to rca adapter, and run your computer out to the aux. in. You can then use the 1/8" front input to hook up your ipod or any music player to.
1415010
This should work but it will raise the ipod up due to the thickness of the adapter. I use it in my car to hook up an old iPad.
2161294
Yes... this device will consume one of your aux inputs and allow you to deliver content to your amp via airplay.
1130159
I think so, in my case I run 03 tube amps, 02 transistor amps, a speaker system, and a couple of other things, at the same time. Works perfectly. This is a great product.
570732
Yes..it will work the only things make sure to use thick cable's from your amplifier power supply to your cap and speakers..
564532
I don't think that will work unless you have an amplified tube or subwoofer. That subwoofer out is unpowered meaning signal only so it is designed to fed into an amplifier
168327
Sure. Are you just trying to add amps to an existing aftermarket H/U? because they have amps with high lever I puts. Or are you trying to add an auxillery input for an MP3 player like an iPod? The main function of these is to correct the factory radio eq-ing that is built into factory units to make up for the bad acoustics of the car or subpar factory speakers, (not factored into aftermarket H/U). So you can but other than adding an aux input not much reason to. On a plus side it does have an 8v output �
580077
Yes you can. We purchased a pin connector cable with a 1/4 inch adaptor. 1/4 for amp side channel & pin for iPhone or iPod. Purchased those items at radio shack