I've seen this amp strapped to an iPod using a rubber strap with a square hole the width of the amp. Where can I get that fitting strap?
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When I purchased this amp, it came with 4 rubber straps that should allow you to strap it to your iPod.
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The Audioamp is made to fit with the device. I don't know if they make a version that is sized for the Galaxy S4 but I would expect that web site would specify the device that the amp is made for. If the S4 is thinner than the iPad 2 then it should be possible to place something under the fingers of the amp so that it stays put but I have not tried.Hope that helps.
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@H. Swayne,This is Sean Mills, a co-owner of Grantwood Technology. Thanks for taking the time to ask a question.The TuneBand for iPod nano 7th Generation should come with (2) straps to accommodate a wide variety of arm sizes. One strap is 19" long, and the other is 12" long. If neither of those two straps fit, then we do have three other sizes available. Please contact us at support [at] grantwoodtechnology [dot] com to arrange a replacement strap at our expense.
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No. It is just a piece of plastic that clips onto the corner of the ipad. Most likely it will not fit any other device. It is not an amplifier but rather a sound deflector. It directs the sound to the front of the ipad by letting the sound bounce off the plastic.
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The plug is a standard 1/4 in plug and will not fit your ipod without a 1/4 in to 1/8 in adapter, note this adapter is rather large.
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I dont remember the exact size because I sent mine back.But it is a big unit.It is a lot taller than I needed.It just doesn't look good if u are going to display it.If I was u I would go with one of the audisource that amazon has.They have a slim line look to them and are a good quality amp that's what I did.I hope this helps you out a little.
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I tried to plug it into my ipod and the plug is too small. Perhaps an adapter would work.
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Get a small instrument cable and a reducer for one end like goes in a IPod headphone jack it will plug in fine and be better quality the cable was junk
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@H. Swayne, This is Sean Mills, a co-owner of Grantwood Technology. Thanks for taking the time to ask a question. The TuneBand for iPod nano 7th Generation should come with (2) straps to accommodate a wide variety of arm sizes. One strap is 19" long, and the other is 12" long. If neither of those two straps fit, then we do have three other sizes available. Please contact us at support [at] grantwoodtechnology [dot] com to arrange a replacement strap at our expense.
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I believe in the back there is a connection to plug in adapter for other musical items. In the manual it tells what kind of adapter is needed. Your local radio shack could also help u. They are usually well informed.
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Hi Steve, You'll need to buy converter for the audio jack to the smaller pin 3.5mm adaptor. As for the amp, I use Fiio E12 and it works great for the all rounder to bring up the resolution and the music details. Hope that helps.
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I looked for one, but I counldn't find one. You'll just have to use the auxiliary input tha's on the back of it. Just buy a cable that has the same 1/8" plug on both ends, it looks like the plug on your head phones that you use with your iPod. Hope I was of some help Bonnie.
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Mine came with the adapter inside. The way i use it is by simply sliding my iPad 3. To tell you the truth, I did't check any warraties at all. Mine has worked grat since I bought it and the guitar input is so good that I now use it with amplitube as my main bass rig.Hope this helps.
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Hey I was stuck in your boat as well. Today, I bought the Auvio 1/8" 3ft stereo cable from Radio Shack for $16.50 after taxes. The cable works perfectly with my Studios. The cable also feels more durable and looks nice.
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Mine came with a cable for the amp, no strap. It also came with a key for adjusting the bridge and a key for the truss rod.
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Hey - this is true. You can get an adapter for less than £1, though. The amp is really made for higher-end studio headphones which usually use jacks, but you can still get the adapter. Be sure to get a stereo one.
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There are "o" rings (like the ones you put keys on) to thread through some holes in the back of the amp. Then you then run the nylon "belt" through the rings. It looked so dorky on that I use the belt as a cross-body shoulder strap. Always keep the amp behind your body to avoid squeaky reverberation.