Can I input from an Ipad and choose between different speakers that use headphone jacks?
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No, this is for Composite (red, white, yellow cables) and/or S-Video connections. You can switch between the 4 inputs of these connections, and there is 1 output (Composite and/or S-Video). And there is one headphone jack for sound output if wanted also.
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None of the headphones compatible with iDevices work with other devices in the same way... Microphone won't work for sure and you won't be able to change volume as well.. The only thing you can expect to work is play/pause button which can also be used to skip tracks.. Hope that helps...
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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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The connector is your standard plug in, like most AV plugs. I don't know if Ipads have standard input for speakers. If so, yes. But this summer for placing on top of a tablet, and produces good sound.
1702962
Yes, you can listen to audio of any device, including IPAD, since the connection is the standard P2 input, the same as the tradicional headphones. But beware that the transmitter must be connected to an electric socket.
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It depends on what you want to do with the iPad. I use my android phone with it, but just on the AUX channel, so I can play with the music I like. I believe you can do the same with an iPad. You just need a male-male cable to plug it in the aux. Also, there is no need of a PC. You can plug your headphones directly to listen while playing.
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can the dock play music through audio output without having it connected hrough headphone jack on the handest
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My older SoundDock has an input on the back just above the power cord input. I've used it to hook iPhones, iPods and Sony MP3 players. I've even hooked a cable from my TV and/or computer and run it thru my SoundDock. I don't see why you couldn't hook it to your iPad.
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You will be able to control the volume output from the iphone and not the speakers
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With the mic plugged into the iPhone headphone jack, you can input to any apps that display a microphone icon, for example Google Translate or Dragon Dictation. However, when a device is plugged into the iPhone, the iPhone speakers are muted. I tried a number of work-arounds using a Jambox and the built in iPhone Voice Memo app but could not get it to do what you want.
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You sure can. If you take your iPad somewhere and leave your speaker at home, it will turn off automatically as it will be out of Bluetooth range. So when you get home, turn the speaker on again and it will find and connect. I use mine mostly for my iPad. I have several speakers but none have the sound, charge life, or ease of use that this one does.
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It comes with a headphone speaker splitter. So it depends on if your amp and speakers can hook up to headphone jacks. The splitter plugs into the iPad,iPhone or iPod. It has the old plug for the iPad, iPhone or iPod.
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You can buy an inexpensive adapter which allows you to plug the speaker plug into it and then the adapter into Ipad. Very small, about the size of the speaker plug and sells for several dollars in our local electronics store. This will give you both channels.
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You can use the speakers with any device that has an standard earphone jack...........tablets, laptops, phones, etc
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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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Yes. There are multiple inputs in the Unit enabling it to have an iPod or iPhone or iPad play through it. One is actually an iPod input. Another is an "Analog" input through which any device including iPhones and Android Phones, with a standard 3.5mm Line Out can be played through it in Stereo and with a very nice bass response. The multiple Inputs for multiple devices was one of the reasons I purchased THIS particular Sound Bar. The necessary cable can be purchased at Amazon or Radio Shack and many other places.
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yes you need a special cord with 3.5mm (headphone jack) to stereo RCA, and plug it from iPad to aux input RCA jacks on the back. it cost about 3-4 dollars.