Can these speakers be connected to an Airport Express station? The Airport Express has a dual RCA type connector I believe.
1011015
If your airport has RCA it will work but the new airports don't have RCA maybe the older ones do. But you could get adapters to hook them up RCA to blutooth or optical audio to RCA.
1011016
Thank you for your inquiry. The ADAM Audio F5 has XLR and RCA input connectors, either of which can be used.
1058058
These speakers are not powered and therefore will work anywhere. You must have a receiver or power amp in order to drive them...
1670073
Yes. They are NOT self powered speakers such as you would have when connecting to computer or iphone. They are traditional speaker that connects to a stereo or AV reciever. Of course you could buy an additional mini amp to use with them so could connect up a phone or midi source but that a whole other piece of equipment and topic.
1560679
They can work through a wireless network. I have mine set up through my Apple airport express and I stream all of my music through the speakers wirelessly. Via my iPad, iPhone, Macbook Pro and my iMac. Works seamlessly.
1223398
It really has a nice clear, strong sound, but it can only operate by embedding an older model airport express inside the unit. It is an easy install. Once the airport express is installed, the unit will connect to your wifi network, and you can select it thru AirPlay.
1917385
These speakers were not made to be plugged into any RCA output source, (jacks). You will need to go to your local Radio Shack store and purchase and/or fabricate something yourself. Mine are plugged into a home stereo reciever that has both RCA and the jacks on these speakers.
1207090
With these speakers you will need another amp. You could hook some computer speakers up to it and it will work though.
1185615
Nope, only the Airport Express has airtunes... You can run airtunes if you add one to your network though.
793713
You'll have to use the USB port as this unit come's with the old plug, not the Thunderbolt Or you may add an Airport Express and wireless connect your music from any of the apple or other brand's gadgets or phones This equipment has pretty good sound, specially of you combine it with a sub-woofer, the frequency responses are excellent.
1005046
As long as there is an USB port on your tower, I don't see why it would not...They are good little speakers, but if you are looking for true stereo...Maybe look into Bose.
1817255
Yes as long as they are self powered and are connected with 1/8" stereo jack then you are good to go. There is no on board speaker amp so plain speakers will not work!
1936967
I don't think so. I don't think any speakers come with connectors. I don't remember any being in the box. The correct way to attach your wire to the terminal is to solder it, so I don't know that any manufacturers send connectors.
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We used the amp when we updated an old 1940's Montgomery Ward Radio. Attached this amp to a car speaker and then hooked up the Apple Airport Express. We were able to hook up using the speaker wires that came with the speaker. Hope this helps.
1452322
If I understand the question, this is not possible. The Airport Express actually gets installed inside the speaker. In my case, the express networks with an Airport Extreme. Also note that the speaker (at least my model) only supports some specific models of the express so you should doublecheck.
310151
You CAN, but that's probably not the best idea. These are passive speakers which require an amplifier vs active speakers which don't.
1607864
Yes if that is how you would use them. You would need an RCA adapter though.
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I stream music from my computer to our stereo via an Apple Airport Express. I use a TOSlink to mini digital audio cable to connect the Airport to the DAC (which is then connected to my amp via RCA monster cables). Hope this helps. StarTech.com THINTOSMIN6 6 feet Toslink to Mini Digital Optical SPDIF Audio Cable