What speakers can you plug an iPod into?
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Anything that's has a self contained power supply. The iPod Classic does not put out enough juice to run "stand-alone" speakers. After doing some research and reading user reviews, I purchased the Logitech 140's and I'm not sorry.
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Many speakers Will say if it is either MP3 or IPod Compatible. Some speakers come with a specific IPod connector, but as long as it has an Auxiliary Port it will hook up through the Headphone jack.
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Logitech x-140 2.0 sound superb with an Ipod or plugged in to a computer. the sound is lively and crisp.
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You can plug an iPod or an iPad into the Logitech X-140 speaker auxiliary input jack on the right-hand speaker. You need a cord which has a 3.5mm male pin on both ends. One end in the speaker jack, the other end into the iPod or iPad headphone jack. You can then adjust volume with the X-140 volume control. Works fine.
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I use the Logitech 140's for my computer. When I want to listen to my I-Pod while surfing, I plug into these speakers. The sound is quite good for the price.
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The ipod, even ipad works and sound great. With the ipod you have to buy an inexpensive connector though.
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Yes you can! There are USB Bluetooth receiver adapters that will work. Also, there are several Bluetooth receivers that will plug into the auxiliary port or even to the stereo RCA inputs. So, you have 3 different inputs that will support a less than $30 Bluetooth adapter. I bought an Auvio one on Amazon for $9.99 that plugs into the end of the IPOD cable this speaker came with and the other end into the usb input. Works great!!!!
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If you use a link cable from the speaker of the IPOD to the Speaker Dock, and insert it into the port of the docking station on the back, then push the input button on the Speaker Dock, that should work. (It is the same cable/wire you use to connect your IPOD to a car's stereo system.) There is a port on the docking station that allows you to hook up other devices to the docking station and use its' speakers. Otherwise, I don't know.
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You can, but it's not ideal. I hooked up my ipod using a 1/8 jack to stereo RCA Jacks, plugged into the front AV input. Get good audio quality, but no control over the iPod, of course... I'm probably going to go ahead and invest in a dock...
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Not unless you buy an adapter made by Apple (lightning connection to dock). They're about $30. However the adapter makes your Ipod a little unstable and off center. It doesn't sit nearly into the speaker system the way a docking Ipod does.
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Any earbuds with a 3.5 mm stereo jack will work with the iPod shuffle. I typically don't use the Apple earbuds because they do not fit my ear well. I use some Sony earbuds I purchased at Walmart.
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You would need a mixer of some sort to connect an iPod but it would give you stereo sound.
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You can plug an iPod into anything. Features and price will vary; a good $10 cable from radioshack will connect any iPod to any rca inputs.
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You need an applifier. You will then plug your iPod into the amp and the amp will drive the speakers.
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The speaker is paired with a transmitter, which also acts as the cradle that the iPod rests in. The transmitter uses a standard minijack cable to connect to the earphone/headphone jack of the iPod. As such, this will work with any normal audio device that you can plug a pair of earphones/headphones into. I sometimes connect the transmitter to my computer speakers.
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I plug my ipod in with a 3.5mm cable all the time. You can also plug in external speakers through RCA stereo plug ins. Older versions of this couldn't do that (my friend has the older version)
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Yes. As long as you have a mini "headphone out" jack, you can plug the Ipod into the speaker
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I have the same question. I used my old computer speakers as an iPod docking station. Can I do the same thing with these?
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If you buy a special cable (rca to 1/8th inch jack) you can plug your iPod into the amp.
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Yes, I used it with an ipod touch, but you have to go into settings and turn on the Bluetooth setting that then pair it with the speakers.
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Hello, no this is only speakers your iPod/iPhone plugs into, any music played comes completely from the iPod device