I'm looking for a device that will allow me to stream my iPhone music into the rear inputs of an older tube amplifier. Will this do the job?
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As long as the amp has RCA inputs on the back (usually red for right channel and white for left channel), this device will work perfectly. It comes with several cables, one of which breaks out to RCA male connectors.
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Hello, This will only work to play music from your phone if the phone has an optical output and I do not know of any that do. You will have to get an analog to digital converter in order to play anything through the phone. Unfortunately we do not have anything like this available. Sincerely, Matt Technical Support Team
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Probably. I replaced an old 1960s amplifier and everything worked great -- even better, in fact. It is a basic 2 channel amplifier -- it works best with old style speakers. It has an adequate AM/FM tuner. It plays CDs and has a phono input if you have a turntable. There is a tape input but no "Tape Monitor" function which my old amp had. Makes recording a little more difficult, but possible. It is a very good inexpensive old style stereo amplifier. I still like it a lot.
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I think so. You can plug in a phone/ipod etc and it plays whats on your phone. There is no volume control on the amp for that but I think a mic would work but no volume control.
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It only has the old RCA inputs. I don't have an iPhone so I don't know if you can output with RCA cords or not. This is an old model. Made in the 80s, so keep that in mind. But yeah, if you can interface your iPhone with RCA standard issue cords, it should work.
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Absolutely not It's a simple device with RCA connection only, and poor, proprietary wireless connectivity as I said before. It is meant to be the substitute for Airplay on a non-apple device. Hook it up to your receiver.
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Yes it will. I am streaming music to my stereo and at the same time I am typing this using a Bluetooth keyboard. It is working great! I also just connected my iPhone and get get to files while the other devices are connected and working. I did try unsuccessfully to connect both a Bluetooth headset and my stereo at the same time and that didn't work (I had to pick one or the other), but different devices seem to work just fine.
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Um, that's not really what it's for. You could use an adapter to run a line out into the input, but you'd lose one of the channels (it's not stereo) and it'd sound really muddy and distorted. I can imagine nobody who would enjoy listening to their iPod through this. This is a guitar amplifier and cabinet, designed to produce sound for an electric guitar. If you want something for a smartphone or PC, you want regular speakers. Look up "stereo system" or "home stereo" for that.
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Yes that could work if the pre-amp is bringing the signal up to line-level. The Behringer Shark should also work for this and gives a few extra features.
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OK for me. I have an iphone5 (not S or C model) FYI.It worked on all my speakers on initial set-up and streaming.
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I don't know about those specific devices, but I have found that this only works with one connected device at a time. Not a problem for me but others have found this limitation problematic. It is a fine amp but I also considered the lepai; chose this one for the variety of inputs. Thankfully I only use one of them.
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I don't think that will work unless you have an amplified tube or subwoofer. That subwoofer out is unpowered meaning signal only so it is designed to fed into an amplifier
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This should work for that. I have mine set up to work with an old pair of B&O speakers, and it sounds great! It's not a super powerful amp, so it won't get all that loud, but it puts out good sound. It has both USB and RCA inputs so you can hook it up to a computer AND another external input.
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i just bought a inexpensive pyle amplifier on amazon and then you can just hook in anything you want. any cheap stereo, mp3 player or cell phone. i have mine hooked up to a smart tv. good luck
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I have only used it for the iPod and cannot try the iPhone as I have a waterproof case on it. I imagine it will work a bit like having the sound of the ringtone and speaker go through a GPS in the car. I.e., it should amplify some if you increase the volume.
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I do not have an iPhone, but I am not aware that they have input jacks. I use this adapter to connect my wired microphone to my desktop to allow the sound to be heard through both stereo channels.
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The iPhone output is stereo and the Guitar Amp input is mono, This adapter is 1/8" stereo to 1/4" stereo