can i play my ipod ipad iphone thru it ? Can i play it in my backyard?
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I do both. The speakers are rugged but not to be used out in the rain. I have them under an eaves.
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I honestly think that you could play either electronic having the right connections for them..as for playing them in your back yard these speakers are great for any space..honestly worth the investment!
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Oh yeah, as long as you have an plug in and an aux cord! This is the most badass speaker you will ever need. I crank it all the way up and you can from a mile away, no joke. It brings the party everytime! THE best purchaase of my life when it comes to electronics. You will not be disappointed.
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It has an RCA input on the back of it, so yes, you can plug an Ipod etc into it. However, I don't see how it would be in stereo since you'll be plugging into one speaker. Maybe it handles that internally and when you use the XLR out to go to the other speaker you're actually getting a stereo signal. You can download the manual from JBL Pro and it would tell you if that is the case. All I can say is that these are awesome speakers.
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Yes to can, to both questions. This is one of the most versatile active speaker you'll ever need.
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Yes, you can use I tunes, but you need to adjust the settings. Just Google it and the directions will be there.
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You do not have to use wifi. The speaker has an aux line-in that you can plug your iPod into so you can play music directly through the speaker.
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Yes to the 1st Question - I have one of this and an Apple TV on my home network and can select which one to play the music from my iPad.No to the 2nd question - I do not have Airfoil on iOS device and have no issue playing music from iOS and android device.
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Yes, you can use you IPhone to play music since it has Bluetooth capabilities! Also has AM/FM Stations or hook-Up your MP-3 player...great sound with base control, treble & 3D sound capabilities. For the price it's a no-Brainer!
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yes, you can. however, it seems to work well only on iphone 4 or the versions before. i use it with ipod 5 and the software always hangs. playing it with a i device certainly gives much more fun but i still think playing it without the screen is also very enjoyable. (may sure u have some fully charged batteries and fluorescence light turns off, or the blasters will not take hits.)
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The outdoor speaker comes with a cable that would connect the transmitter to the 3.5mm headphone jack on your iPad - 3.5mm jack to left/right RCA connectors into transmitter. You could also connect to the receiver, but that's generally more difficult. Yes, you can run two speakers from the same transmitter. There is a left/right switch on the speakers to allow you to set one for each. I did not find where you could buy just an extra speaker, so you end up with a second transmitter you do not need. Love the speakers - plenty of quality sound, certainly enough for the patio space in the backyard where I use mine. The outdoor speaker comes with a cable that would connect the transmitter to the 3.5mm headphone jack on your iPad - 3.5mm jack to left/right RCA connectors into transmitter. You could also connect to the receiver, but that's generally more difficult. Yes, you can run two speakers from the same transmitter. There is a left/right switch on the speakers to allow you to set one for each. I did not find where you could buy just an extra speaker, so you end up with a second transmitter you do not need. Love the speakers - plenty of quality sound, certainly enough for the patio space in the... » Read More The outdoor speaker comes with a cable that would connect the transmitter to the 3.5mm headphone jack on your iPad - 3.5mm jack to left/right RCA connectors into transmitter. You could also connect to the receiver, but that's generally more difficult. Yes, you can run two speakers from the same transmitter. There is a left/right switch on the speakers to allow you to set one for each. I did not find where you could buy just an extra speaker, so you end up with a second transmitter you do not need. Love the speakers - plenty of quality sound, certainly enough for the patio space in the backyard where I use mine. « Show Less
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I don't have an iPhone. I do use the speaker with my iPad. I have a patch cord to connect the iPad to the transmitter. The transmitter sends the signal to the wireless speakers. That allows me to play music through Pandora, YouTube, or any other application on the iPad. It wouldn't surprise me if you could do about the same thing with an iPhone.
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Yes, since it doesn't access the files directly. You'll need an iPhone, iPod, Mac, etc using AirPlay to stream to it.
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Since the unit has a USB port, you should be able to play any IPhone, IPod, or IPad. Hope this helps.
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Yes you can. However, the unit has a very short cord to plug into you iPod, so I bought a male/female plug for around $5 and it will extend the range for your convenience. The sound to me is not fantastic, but I use it at the pool on vacation and it is very acceptable. Also, once fully charged, the charge will last for hours. I like it.
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Sure, it will just play what you have loaded on the ipod but you can't get online.
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Because later model iPods/iPhones and iOS versions have shown compatibility problems. I connect mine via aux input to airport streaming audio from iTunes/computer. If you want to play audio directly from dock, you may have problems
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Yes. Anything that can be played via your iPhone is played through the Tunelink to your media center speakers.
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Yes. It will play from your ipod or iphone play list. It should work for your purpose.
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Yes. You can use your iPod or iPhone to select/control the music; OR you can do it through the radio; OR with the included remote.
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I've been able to play movies from the store. As long as your iPod, iPad, or iPhone can play it you are good.