can I plug in my I POD?
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You could, you would have to use a 1/8th inch to RCA adapter, then 2 RCA splitters (1 female to 2 male) to run on all four channels. You would control the iPod from the iPod itself. It would be wise to adjust the level on the amp so that when the ipod is at full volume it doesn't distort the sound. Do this by playing a loud song, anything modern, and turn the iPod up all the way.Start with the gain levels on the amp down all the way. Slowly turn the amp levels up until the sound starts to distort and back it off a little. That will set your max volume and help protect your speakers and amp.Hope that helpsRoss You could, you would have to use a 1/8th inch to RCA adapter, then 2 RCA splitters (1 female to 2 male) to run on all four channels. You would control the iPod from the iPod itself. It would be wise to adjust the level on the amp so that when the ipod is at full volume it doesn't distort the sound. Do this by playing a loud song, anything modern, and turn the iPod up all the way.Start with the gain levels on the amp down all the way. Slowly turn the amp levels up until the sound starts to distort and back it off a little. That will set your max volume and help protect your speakers and... » Read More You could, you would have to use a 1/8th inch to RCA adapter, then 2 RCA splitters (1 female to 2 male) to run on all four channels. You would control the iPod from the iPod itself. It would be wise to adjust the level on the amp so that when the ipod is at full volume it doesn't distort the sound. Do this by playing a loud song, anything modern, and turn the iPod up all the way.Start with the gain levels on the amp down all the way. Slowly turn the amp levels up until the sound starts to distort and back it off a little. That will set your max volume and help protect your speakers and amp.Hope that helpsRoss « Show Less
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No. And yes if you know what you're doing. Technically no for most part. It requires some connections and other components.
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Sure, from the headphone jack of your ipad/iphone/ipop. You would probably need adapters and either an amplifier/mixing board to speaker or amplified speakers.
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It has a universal plug just like any set of earbuds or headphones. so it should work fine with your I pod
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I dont know. The input connection is for a 1/8 " stereo cable with three conductors. So try a three conductor headphone set on your I pod as s test.
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You need an external USB power source, You need to get a USB to 2 Prong Wall Plug adapter. Then all you have to do is plug in the 1/8th inch "ipod" plug to the Ipad.
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No, at least the one I have the older iPod/iPhone connection, even with the older phone, it is not posible to plug in if you phone has a case. I do enjoy the speakers both from my iPad and my new iphone through Bluetooth. Be aware you will need the remote to pair every time you switch devices.
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The adapter is just a blue tooth music receiver. Search Amazon for "bluetooth music transmitter" and you'll see several devices that will convert the headphone audio from your I pod into bluetooth. Then you'd pair your BT headphones with that. Good luck.
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I plug my ipod in with a 3.5mm cable all the time. You can also plug in external speakers through RCA stereo plug ins. Older versions of this couldn't do that (my friend has the older version)
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You can plug on the speakers any ipod/iphone which has the old connection which is approx. Half an inch wide. You will only be able to use the bluetooth connection is your iPod is bluetooth enabled
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The bluetooth capability is the reason why the references are to the other devices. You can use a the included 1/4 headphone jack to connect it to an I-Pod. However.....it will not longer be wireless.
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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.
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You can buy an inexpensive adapter which allows you to plug the speaker plug into it and then the adapter into Ipad. Very small, about the size of the speaker plug and sells for several dollars in our local electronics store. This will give you both channels.
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I've looked up your unit and unfortunately I can't say for certain. Mine came with an auxiliary plug and I was able to use it too. The iPod that I had originally worked, but when I ungraded to the iphone 4 and 5 neither would plug in (until I bought an adapter). That said, the speaker is amazing! I do believe that, worse case scenario, you can get an adapter if it doesn't plug straight in.
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Yes you can plug the IPod in and also any MP3 device plugs in to play your favorite music.
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There's only an aux in -- no aux out, so the answer is no. If you go to the Philips site, the have a photo of the back of the unit and you'll see there's only an input for the power and an aux input. http://www.usa.philips.com/c-p/DS8530_37/for-ipod-iphone-ipad
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Yes you can. It comes with an adaptor that you simply unscrew the larger RCA plugin and you get the smaller plugin that fits the I phone etc. These are simply great headphones.
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I don't own an iPad, but there a few aux inputs located on the front of the device. I assume you can plugin an iPad given the proper cable.