Can I plug it into my stereo reciever, and listen to it through my stereo speakers, and control the volume with my stereo, like I can with my squeezebox touch?
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Yes, Use the headphone jack on the side of your Smart Radio as a line out. Depending on your type of stereo, you may need a 6 foot audio cord with the 3.5 MM stereo male plug on one end and a pair of RCA plugs on the other end. Or in my case, the supplied 3 foot cord with 3.5mm stereo male plugs on both ends worked on my particular stereo receiver. NOTE: At first I could get no sound out of my stereo. You HAVE to turn the volume up to 75 or 80 on the UE Radio or it won't work. Another user tipped me off to this.
991174
well we couldn't get it to work with our receiver, we even went and got an adapter for it but we can't figure it out--let me know if you get it to work for you!
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The UE Smart Radio has a 3.5mm headphone jack on the side which can be used to output to a stereo with the appropriate cable. This is exactly how I set it up in my house. Just leave the UE Smart Radio set on a volume in the middle, then you control the volume through your stereo. Works perfectly. The cable that you need has a male 3.5mm on one end and then two male RCA connections on the other end to plug into the stereo. Here is an example of what you need: SF Cable, 12 feet 3.5mm Stereo Male to Two RCA Male Splitter Cable Or search for "3.5mm to rca male" on the Amazon site and you will see several options to choose from. The UE Smart Radio has a 3.5mm headphone jack on the side which can be used to output to a stereo with the appropriate cable. This is exactly how I set it up in my house. Just leave the UE Smart Radio set on a volume in the middle, then you control the volume through your stereo. Works perfectly. The cable that you need has a male 3.5mm on one end and then two male RCA connections on the other end to plug into the stereo. Here is an example of what you need: SF Cable, 12 feet 3.5mm Stereo Male to Two RCA Male Splitter... » Read More The UE Smart Radio has a 3.5mm headphone jack on the side which can be used to output to a stereo with the appropriate cable. This is exactly how I set it up in my house. Just leave the UE Smart Radio set on a volume in the middle, then you control the volume through your stereo. Works perfectly. The cable that you need has a male 3.5mm on one end and then two male RCA connections on the other end to plug into the stereo. Here is an example of what you need: SF Cable, 12 feet 3.5mm Stereo Male to Two RCA Male Splitter Cable Or search for "3.5mm to rca male" on the Amazon site and you will see several options to choose from. « Show Less
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The UE Smart Radio has a 3.5mm headphone jack on the side which can be used to output to a stereo with the appropriate cable. This is exactly how I set it up in my house. Just leave the UE Smart Radio set on a volume in the middle, then you control the volume through your stereo. Works perfectly. The cable that you need has a male 3.5mm on one end and then two male RCA connections on the other end to plug into the stereo. Here is an example of what you need: http://www.amazon.com/Cable-feet-3-5mm-Stereo-Splitter/dp/B0016LFN2C/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1380911589&sr=8-3&keywords=y+cable+3.5mm+to+rca. Or search for "3.5mm to rca male" on the Amazon site and you will see several options to choose from.
991177
it only has a head phone jack output so you can possibly use that to couple to your receiver. I am in an office and use that to go to ceiling speakers thoughout.
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It's not designed to do this, hence having to turn the volume up. In the days of Squeezebox you could buy the Duet - the network streamer part would allow you plug into a stereo. Apparently you can build your own out of a Raspberry Pi.
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I have been able to do so with my Samsung. I control the volume on device successfully with remote for Bose dock.
737510
Yes you can, be prepared that you can't adjust volume with your player, but the music plays loud enough through headphones. I found it useful when my Ipod Jack starting acting "funky" It is essentially a stereo line out connector for connecting to say, aux inputs of a stereo of other stereo source, and headphones are well, stereo. Works well when stationary. I've notice some problems, (connector un-seating) when mobile with the Ipod, but the unit works as described and better than trying to service my ipod.
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only as a speaker source, it has a small drawer that opens an extends out with an ipod/iphone connection that allows you to control the functions with the included remote control, however this only works with the older versions, not the iphones with the newer smaller connectors. To use with an android you can plug into the available aux jack, but the remote will only work for the volume in that case.
2115332
Yes. You just have to make sure it's paired in Stereo mode, not in Hands-free mode, for best sound quality.
2200771
I also wanted to use it with headphones but it doesn't seem to have that function. The place by the volume control is to plug a mp3 player into (input but not output), so I guess that you can't use headphone with this product (bummer).
737507
Yes. You can listen to music through this instead of the headphone jack. Worked with my ipod that didn't work. However when it is plugged in you can't adjust the volume while listening.
1824431
I have not used it well. I'm sure you can not, the device is to ring via USB, radio and amplifier to be connected as in this case .... if you want you need to buy speakers for what you want ....
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How so? If you have your Bluetooth synced it should receive your audio and play through the input.
907232
Yes it can. I use QNAP which offers support for the squeezebox. I got the QNAP some time ago so there may be better options out there right now.
746247
Just plug into input 1/4 inch jack and turn the M Vol up to listen to it. If it does not work you may need to change the input to CD for this to work
480955
The device does have a standard 1/8" inch Stereo headphone jack in the back, near the power jack. This will allow any device with a standard headphone Stereo output jack to connect to it. The drawback is that with the remote control that comes with it, the remote will only then allow you to change the volume of the pipes. It will not allow to control the Media Device as you can do with an IPOD touch, you need to use the 30 pin connector on top of the pipes. Otherwise any device with a stereo output can be utilized with a Double ended male(plug) stereo plug (Female=jack/Male=plug) I tend to use a 1 - 2 foot long cable to keep it from getting tangled up, but you can use a 6 footer if you don't want the pipes close to you when jacking up the sound, it will pound your ears from the volume. Incidentally, the remote is one of the toughest devices I have seen around, it will with stand a full washing with bleach and full drying at high (in the pocket of my jeans, twice).
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I have not actually tried this, I just plug my phone into the aux port, but AFAIK it should work fine. Also, modern android phones that use MTP can't interface with the stereo via the usb port but older androids can, and iphones work pretty well with it.
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My experience is that you can connect a USB thumb drive with mp3 music on it, and use the controls on the outside of the case to control your music. The other input is a standard 1/8 inch jack. It will work with anything, but then the only control on the outside that works is the volume. I don't think it will actually control iPhone or iPod. I know it won't control my iPod touch 2nd gen. For the money though, it's a great little device, they just need to add a security cable so you can leave it locked on your bike when you go in somewhere and not worry about it walking away.
933859
Yes you can use this with any Audio app like Garage Band, Steinberg Cubasis, etc.. on iPhone/iPad
211744
Unfortunately this device is not Stereo enabled. It will not work with music.
764142
Yes you can, come out of your headphone jack to the audio input of your stereo unit