Can the X-Mini KAI XAM11-B portable capsule speaker be connected via the headphone jack of my iPod classic to play music from that source?
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Yes, this mini speaker has a stow-away 3.5mm cable to connect to any device with the same type of connection (a headphone jack).
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This Sony Boombox with iPod Dock do have a stereo mini plug (3.5 mm jack), however it is Audio IN in which it only supports audio sources (e.g. Walkman, Android phones) and a headphone will not work on this port. -Ely
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H,Mini-Jawbone comes with 3.5 jack adapters that works for IPOD Classic, plug wires to headphone input for both units and you're good to go....enjoy!
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If your Classic iPod has Bluetooth capability it should work. I use it to stream music to an older stereo receiver.
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I'd never given any thought to this until receiving your question. The unit only has a socket for the mini-plug as is used for headphones. I just tried plugging in a desktop speaker from a "all in one" type unit (w/radio/cassette/CD) and it played just fine - BUT keep in mind that only one speaker can be played thru it, and even if you use a "Y" adaptor it'll still come out mono. So the short answer is Yes, with limitations.
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Hi, the only way to play music form your iPod to this Sony Home Theater System is to use a stereo mini plug going to your iPod and the other end is an RCA Y-audio jack that will go at the back of the main unit (L/R audio in). The cable is called stereo mini to rca y-audio. Hope this helps. -Ely
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Yes, you can use the headset jack to play your iPod or iPhone or MP3 player from it.
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Because Ipod 5 has a smaller Adapter port, im not sure what systems work for it, do research online, the only other option is using the Headphone jack and use a double sided cord to plug into most standard systems
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Not really. You could hook it up by putting the car cable between your iPod headphone jack and the headphone jack in your stereo receiver, the same way you could play the iPod through your car stereo.
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Yes and No. To use your headphones you'll have to plug it into the source.However, there is the same size jack input if you wanted to use your ipod or whatever as the source. There are RCA inputs as well.
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If you mean as a source to the receiver, I don't remember it having an a output jack. You can hook your Ipod directly to your receiver without this. You could hook your receiver to the ionly play through the aux in if you want it to act like a speaker. Hope that helps.
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No. You need to connect your iPod to an amplifier. The speakers connect to the amplifier
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I have never tried this, but neither of the XLR inputs are mono. it's definately not meant to be used with an Ipod so I think it's safe to assume no, that won't work.
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I use an iPod Classic (older model 20gb) and it works fine. I do not have an iPhone but play my Zune through the aux input. I also have a Google phone (Nexus 5) and play it through the aux input with good fidelity. The sound is very good and I don't play my Bose 901's in the living room anymore because the dock is so convenient and so good. I like th price/value factor of the Altec Lansing docks. I still have my first one playing in the basement...Nice!
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The speaker has a male mini plug jack, the same as a headphone would use that would plug in to your phone, iPod, or MP3 player. It is platform independent, so if your computer has a port for headphones and volume control (the speaker doesn't have any volume control) you should be fine. HOWEVER, the cable on this speaker is extremely short, and you may want to purchase a longer male female extension cable.
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I tried to connect my iPod Classic 160GB via my KOKKIA i10s + aptX Tiny Bluetooth iPod Transmitter for iPod/iPhone/iPad/iTouch with true Apple authentication, delivers cleaner audio with reduced latency for aptX Bluetooth receivers to my Bose SoundLink portable Bluetooth speaker, but it would not connect after several tries. I went to the Bose SoundLink Mini page FAQ here: http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/digital_music_systems/bluetooth_speakers/soundlink_mini/index.jsp and it states: "What kind of audio sources can I use with the SoundLink Mini Bluetooth speaker?" "The speaker is designed specifically for use with today's most popular Bluetooth devices, such as smartphones, tablets and laptops. In addition, it includes an auxiliary input for a wired connection to an MP3 or similar portable player." The KOKKIA i10s + aptX is an add-on Bluetooth transmitter. If it were built-in, with different hardware, such as a tablet, computer, or headphones it would then connect. But instead, you will need to obtain a 3.5mm cable for your connection.
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Yes you can! There are USB Bluetooth receiver adapters that will work. Also, there are several Bluetooth receivers that will plug into the auxiliary port or even to the stereo RCA inputs. So, you have 3 different inputs that will support a less than $30 Bluetooth adapter. I bought an Auvio one on Amazon for $9.99 that plugs into the end of the IPOD cable this speaker came with and the other end into the usb input. Works great!!!!