What about this cable makes it iOS only? Standard Male 1/4" mono plug goes in the guitar and the 1/8" jack goes into any standard mini-jack, right?
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Prolly nothing. It could be just a case of advertising. I've only used it in iOS devices, but a headphone jack is pretty standard. That being said, the app one uses with this cable may be iOS only.
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No, I have to agree with Sergio's answer. I don't know of any other devices that have apps that integrate musical instruments to where this chord would be useful. It is a mono 1/4" guitar or instrument plug, both a male and female stereo 1/8" plug and jack, I don't know what else you could possibly use this wiring schematic for..
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You are right, but I believe only iOS devices offer applications to integrate musical instruments; besides that I don't see any obstruction.
1967348
With an adapter cord it can be done, but don,t expect stereo sound (you need a cord with a 1/8" stereo male mini plug to 1/4" mono male standard instrument plug. I have not tried mono to mono or stereo to stereo but they may work as well, but will drop out one chanel of your stereo and you will loose half of your sound). The input is mono. I run a digitech Vocalist processor and a highball mic for my vocals. Both the vocals and guitar come through with virtually no loss of quality in either one.
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Yes it does! However ... all outputs of the instrument have been modified to be 1/8 in so you would have to get a cord adapter to allow for 1/4 mono.
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This uses a 3.5mm headphone connector, which is what pretty much all portable devices have for headphones. It has been the standard since as far back as I can remember. Even Apple isn't going to mess with that.
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I think it's just a normal headphone jack, so you can plugin any instrument that has an audio-out - of course you need the male ended connector.
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The guitar side is the standard 1/4" plug used by electric guitars, amps, and other musical electronics. I hadn't noticed before, the photo on the box looks a little odd.
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I used this on a personal digital audio recorder, that had a dedicated MONO 1/8" jack to accept the mike. And it worked great. However (and I've never had an iPhone, so take this with a grain of salt) I don't believe iPhones have such a jack. I think the only jack you have on that device is that special 4-conductor jack for that slender, 4-section plug that provides for stereo headphones + mike. Of course, there very well might be an adapter for such a thing, and I'd look here on Amazon, and separately (like Meritline d-o-t c-o-m) for such a gizmo. Good luck!
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That kind of cable is not meant to plug into a guitar amp. You need a 1/4 to 1/4, then you need what is called a Direct Box, which has the XLR connection to the sound board.
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No the connector is different but you can use a stereo to stereo mini cable from your iPhone headphone output. Hope this helps!
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I use a male to male 1/8" stereo mini plug to connect an ipod's headphone port to the aux input of the Lepai. works fine.
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You have to use an XLR adaptor or a mixer. The cable has one guitar mono & one XLR. Otherwise, contact Apogee and ask.
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It has the correct size plugs, only stereo, not mono, as your guitar would use. It uses RCA outputs, so I assume if you hooked it up to a digital recorder it should work as a preamp.
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It is the small stereo plug that is commonly used (I forgot the size). It is NOT the one that plugs into an iPhone
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3.5mm Male To Male Stereo Audio Cable is all you need to connect the headphone output from your iPad to this tiny speaker
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I have no idea. Don't know what ios& is. Works for my MP3 player in my PT Cruiser.
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Hi. The kit I ordered (which came from Sam Ash) did not come with a cable, so you'll have to buy one. A standard guitar cable (with 1/4 inch plugs on either end) works fine, and of course their are the variables like whether or not you want a right-angle plug on one end, or a coiled cable, etc. I would suggest the strap, particularly if you are going to be playing standing up. The body is larger than a standard uke, and with the smooth, shiny finish, it will slip fairly easily from the crook of your arm. This is the one I bought: Neotech 8001002 Mandolin/Ukulele Strap, BlackHope that will help. Hi. The kit I ordered (which came from Sam Ash) did not come with a cable, so you'll have to buy one. A standard guitar cable (with 1/4 inch plugs on either end) works fine, and of course their are the variables like whether or not you want a right-angle plug on one end, or a coiled cable, etc. I would suggest the strap, particularly if you are going to be playing standing up. The body is larger than a standard uke, and with the smooth, shiny finish, it will slip fairly easily from the crook of your arm. This is the one I bought: Neotech... » Read More Hi. The kit I ordered (which came from Sam Ash) did not come with a cable, so you'll have to buy one. A standard guitar cable (with 1/4 inch plugs on either end) works fine, and of course their are the variables like whether or not you want a right-angle plug on one end, or a coiled cable, etc. I would suggest the strap, particularly if you are going to be playing standing up. The body is larger than a standard uke, and with the smooth, shiny finish, it will slip fairly easily from the crook of your arm. This is the one I bought: Neotech 8001002 Mandolin/Ukulele Strap, BlackHope that will help. « Show Less
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I use it with my I Pod in a case and it works just like the regular plug. I bought it so I can plug my I Pod into my Yamaha dock wile my I Pod is in its case.