How can I plug in my ipod to these speakers?
253115
You need an applifier. You will then plug your iPod into the amp and the amp will drive the speakers.
253116
These are not powered speakers they require an amplifier or PA. Only then could you do connect it.
253117
You need an amplifier first. Then whatever adapters to connect your headphone cable to the amplifier. What you need will depend on the amplifier you get.
1178586
not directly, you need to connect these speakers to an amp, and then connect the iphone to the amp.
1577043
If your iPod has bluetooth, then it uses Bluetooth for connectivity. If not, it has a mini-plug for an analog connection from the iPod to the speaker but you'd have to buy the proper cable.
29698
You can use both newer and older ipods with this speaker - there is a connection cord that plugs into the older ipods and then into the top of the speaker. Then select AUX2 to play. The newer ipods slide onto the connector and then select IPOD to play those.
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@ M C......i have these on my computer. they connect with a regular mini jack plug to the audio out of the computer sound card. So if you have an 'audio out' on the ipod dock they should work fine for you. the sound quality is very decent as you would expect from Bose.....not their top of the line but still very good.
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Yes, you can plug it to your ipod. They can get really loud so if you are a musician you can use them as (not professional) in-ear monitors, for example a drummer, that's why, in this case, they're good for "wireless monitor applications". For the "wireless" part they sell a wireless receiver (Sennheiser Ek 300Iem G3) which already comes with the earphones.
956737
The speaker uses Bluetooth to pair with your device. It also has an Audio Jack on the back you can use an Aux-in cable (not included) to connect the two thru the headphone plug on the iPod...
922902
There is an audio input on the rear of this device. It looks to be about the size of a 3.5 mm plug, so I'm thinking you could input an ipod. Don't know what the quality of the sound would be, but it should be OK.
2219109
These are not a sound system. These are two individual wireless speakers with a wireless unit that accommodates an iPod. There is no way to plug them into anything other than what comes with them. They sound great though.... hope this helps.
1078627
I hook it up through the headphone jack on the ipod. Use the cord with the small computer end into the speaker and the skinny headphone jack into the ipod's headphone input.
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You cannot just hook up an iphone to anything like this. You need a mixer and and amplifier or an amplifed mixer to actually run a PA system. THEN you need the correct interface to connect the iPhone to the mixer. Depending on the quality of the mixer, which will most certainly be of the Crap level if you are buying these speakers, you will need an 1/8" to rca adapter cable. Based on your question you are way out of your league, even with these cheap throw-away speakers.
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Mr. Imagine did not help you...GeeThe only way to use an I pod is to get an adapter. Get a long double ended 3mm cord that goes from your 3mm earphone hole on the POD then patch it into tje female 3mm end of a Y splitter to RCA and then go through a vacant input. - imagine that.
439787
To connect the speakers, you must plug the smaller end of the USB to the speaker and the larger end to a power source then you take the aux cord and plug one end into the ipad and the other end to the speaker
1223535
The speakers plug into the sub woofer, and another cables lets you plug in an ipod or computer (through the headphone jack), its pretty simple, that's all the cables
1119341
No. These are passive speakers - you can't plug anything directly into them.
548576
The speakers plug into the walls and then connected to the computer's sound input. However, I normally just plug in the speakers and plug the cable directly into my iPod or cell phone. I hope this helps!
2110209
plug the speakers into the headphone output on your device (ipad or iphone)