can you plug an ipod into this amp?
1967348
With an adapter cord it can be done, but don,t expect stereo sound (you need a cord with a 1/8" stereo male mini plug to 1/4" mono male standard instrument plug. I have not tried mono to mono or stereo to stereo but they may work as well, but will drop out one chanel of your stereo and you will loose half of your sound). The input is mono. I run a digitech Vocalist processor and a highball mic for my vocals. Both the vocals and guitar come through with virtually no loss of quality in either one.
1967349
Yes, it has input jack in the back, and can be used as a speaker for any output device...JA
1967350
There's no ipod port. It won't 'dock'. Also, no usb port. There is a mini jack input as well as a phono jack aux input, though. So, you could go male to male mini out of your headphone port. -Jim
1967351
Yes, definitely. You need a stereo mini male to male cable. I use my iPod with my MicroCube at all my outdoor shows. http://cedarflutes.com/roland_micro_cube.htm Love it!
965252
Yes. It has a USB plug-in and also an aux-in port which can connect your ipod/iphone to the amplifier.
6907
Yes, you can.. but it can only be plugged using the AUX jack (USB doesnt work for ipods)
1577045
Yes you can, all you'll need is a 3.5mm audio cable to plug your iPod or any audio device directly to the boom
1784980
Yes, you may use this amp with a guitar and a wireless mic together, since it already comes with the mic, you can just plug in your guitar.
987730
If your amplifier has an auxiliary input, it is possible. Test this by plugging your iPod directly into the amplifier with the cable whatever cable you need to use. If this works, then using the airwave will also work. You use the same cable that you plug your iPod into your amplifier with to plug the airwave into your amplifier.
2240370
There are RCA inputs. You can buy an RCA to aux input adapter for about 5 bucks to use your iPod or you can just use the RCA inputs
607168
It has a line out, not a line in - so no, you can't plug your ipod into it. Good question - I was wondering the same thing. I just started using the 760 and am very happy with it.
253115
You need an applifier. You will then plug your iPod into the amp and the amp will drive the speakers.
1602942
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.
1768372
You can, but it's not ideal. I hooked up my ipod using a 1/8 jack to stereo RCA Jacks, plugged into the front AV input. Get good audio quality, but no control over the iPod, of course... I'm probably going to go ahead and invest in a dock...
884741
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.
600574
Yes. In fact, if your preamp has a headphone jack or monitor/tape out to connect to a headphone amp, it would be a better set up - assuming that you're using headphones. The MC-13S is a good amp, but definitely a bit Spartan.
1305724
Yes, William, you can plug it into your amp. There's a headphone output on the back, a miniature jack, so you'll need to get an adapter to 1/4 inch phone jack for your guitar amp input, and off you go, dude.
2061765
Yes, you can hook a guitar amp via 1/4 plug and Speakers via 1/8 plug. http://line6.com/sonicport/
656563
Sure. You connect to it using the headphone jack not through the lightning power connector. You can use the amp with any source that has audio output such as a headphone out.
2059665
Hi Lane, This amp is a real machine. It run low/quiet and you can use ipod straight in. I used it with an ipad straight in and the sound quality is superb. Hope this helps.