Will this power a portable DAC like the AudioQuest Dragonfly for use with a mobile device like an iPad Air
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Thanks for asking! We have not test this hub in a scenario like this. Technically it looks like it may be supported based on this documentation from Apple: http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202034 The hub certainly has enough power for your AudioQuest Dragonfly.
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I am not sure, but I think only compatible as an amp and not a dac with iPhone. May want to call and confirm before ordering.
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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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Sorry, but no. The speakers get their power from a powered USB port on the connected device. There's two cables that come from the speakers - one is a USB connector that plugs into the PC or Mac for power and the other is an audio connector that plugs into the headphone jack of the PC or Mac. I bought these speakers to connect to a used Mac that had no audio to the speakers (but still had headphone audio) and they work great. Unlike the iPad Mini, the Mac has a powered USB port. I suppose you could try connecting the USB connector of the speakers to a USB charging plug, but I don't know if that will work and that seems inconvenient for a mobile device like the iPad Mini.
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Yes, but you need to use your own USB cable to plug into Power Bank and charge iPad Air.
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Yes, definitely. What came with my iPad mini was 1 amp. This has approx 2A per device. I have a few PowerGen chargers at home and others in my cars.
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for an air you would need an audio sound converter but this is a cheap on just put in in the search Blue External USB 2.0 to 3D Virtual Audio Sound Card Adapter Converter 7.1 CH
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Depends on what you mean. If you mean will the speakers play the music that should be no problem. The speakers come with a two-way Aux cable that fits the standard size headphone jack port. Now, if you mean will the ipad 4 power the speakers, that's a different story. I doubt the ipad 4 will be able to adequately power the speakers by itself, and if it does, it will drain the battery quickly. Also, The speakers power cord uses a standard usb plug, not a micro usb plug, so make sure you have a converter cord if you don't have a usb port lying around and need to use a wall outlet.
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If the iPad Air has the traditional 3.5 mm headphone jack (which I assume it does) then certainly yes. And these sound phenomenal for just about any audio function, be it movies, music, recording, etc.
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I think it probably won't work like that. There is music interface/adapter for ipad, but it only take 6.3mm jack as input so it could be connected to musical instruments and mic as well. If you plan to connect your G - track, it might work after you convert it's input to regular jack (I've seen such adapter sold somewhere). IMHO & CMIIW :)
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probably - it's just an inline amp to pump up the volume a little bit. It has worked with every portable music player I've plugged in to it.
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I don't know, it sure works well with iPad 2, does air have the same cable as iPad 2 or is small like the iPhone. If the cable is the same as iPad 2 it will work. We love these speakers.
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I don't know about the voltage output on a dac, but my Cambridge Audio DacMagic works fine with my ESP-950.
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Absolutely. Just connect it to the IPAD headphone outlet with the included cable.
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When used with its external power source it will charge any device that is USB-charge ready. I am not sure what you mean by "audio interface" but if you mean playing the ipad through the computer while charging, that should also work just fine.
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I use the Mediabridge 3.5mm male to male wire with my IPad Air and it works great. Great speaker.
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Yep it should! if your ipad's got a typical headphone jack, and the stereo has a typical aux input