Is the FiiO E5 works while it's charging?, While it's USB power supply connected, keep amplify audio source? I'm planing to set it under a car console, because aux input iPod/iPhone/iPad volume is too low compare to CD or radio. I will set up the FiiO...
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Yes, it works while charging. It is simply using the charger for its power source. It's a nifty gadget for your iPhone, iPad, iPod, etc.
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Colin, I just tried the e18 with both the M7 and m8, and they worked flawlessly. I also tried on the Galaxy s5 and iPhone. It was immediately apparent that the new amp in the M8 does such an outstanding job with the audio as is; you could easily go without the Fiio. The improvement on the S5 and iPhone was significantly more noticeable.
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Hi there, Good news! I just went in and checked. It will play your music via doc or USB. We love ours! They are awesome. Compact, good sound, good design. I can charge my iPad and iPhone: genius.
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I haven't had any such problems... my only thoughts would be you do have it plugged in on the input side, not the output side. Bluetooth; it's not linked to another Bluetooth source. When I would grab ours if it was within range of say my daughters Ipod and still linked to that Ipod then I could not access it until we unlinked it. Hope this helps.
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It keeps my Ipad and my phone charging as I use them , but I don't have own an amplifier. Try it and see if it works for you.
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So the music does play rarely? I found my IPOD will not transmit a signal if the inside of the car, the IPod, or the FM Transmitter is COLD. It seems after the items warm up, they play fine. I have no idea if that is the issue with yours being a different Ipod, but since it does work some of the time... maybe it could be your issue... Before I tried keeping the items warm, I would have to go 15 minutes down the road trying to find a setting that would give me the signal. I listen to books from the IPod and I was frustrated to say the least.
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This uses a battery, so starting your car has no effect on it. Unless the device your using to stream the music from is dependent on the car's power, then likely that device will stop playing. I stream from my phone, and has no effect when the car is started. Hope that makes sense
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during set up, how was the volume set in your computer/pad/phone? i control the volume in my setup, from my iPad. i believe that i too had that issue, and my son enlightened me. i may also have incorrectly set up the blue tooth. certainly glad my son is patient... because i have only been retired from being a computer programmer for over 30 years, would have hoped that i would have been able to set up a small speaker on my own!
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No. You plug your headphones into the FiiO amp and control all volume from there. In fact, you can set the ipod volume (with the clickwheel) to 0% to save battery. :) The ipod connector on this adapter basically bypasses the ipod volume so the headphone jack on the ipod is not used at all, just the amp.
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Not the DAC portion, but the strictly analog connection, yes.There is (was?) a Fiio model with a DAC and Apple-specific connection(s), but I can't currently find it. Try a bit of Googling or maybe look over Fiio's lineup?
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I've always charged this device using a USB 2.0 or 3.0 port on my desktop. These ports are 5 VDC, & are capable of supplying 500 mA & 900 mA respectively. However, if you're using a USB port powered from your car aux port or from a wall socket, it may supply as much as 2.1 amps, which doesn't seem to present any problems for most of my equipment that's charged via USB (phones, MP3s, etc.), so I'm guessing this amplifier would be okay & I wouldn't hesitate to use it if necessary. Hope this is what you were looking for.
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Further info. Just talked to my daughter. Unfortunately, the adapter I spoke of allows the iPhone to be charged while in the dock but it will not play music from the iPhone.
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There is an option to put a 3.5mm aux input. I have a video in the reviews that you can take a look at, all you would have to do is either not connect the ipod cable or you can hide it away. (what I would do if was you and assuming you have an android device that uses micro usb is I would buy a "30pin to micro usb" adapter and use that so you can use the charging feature this kit has as well as use the 3.5mm to output audio. I dont know if I explained that well though.
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Well in my case, when I leave my stereo on too high, there tend to be a static sound going on but I don't know how the cable is with any other aux port on cars or stereo. And also I just use my aux cable for my mustang but I hope this works dude.
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It depends on the case and the model. The end of the cable that plugs into the device is angled (L-shaped), so some cases may interfere. I've had no problems with an iPhone 6 with the Apple leather case, nor with a FiiO external DAC/amp with the rubber case on it.
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Yeah. I've set it up where I have an iPod dock plugged into a wall charger and speakers with the adapter on the dock. I use it with my iPhone and my computer, and they both work great. Just be sure to un-pair the device you're not using, so you can use the other device.
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I use Fiio e7 for my ipod amplifier but if you want the amplifire for your computer beyerdynamic or something with the bulbs. if you use the bulbs it will take more time to make the sound right.