I wanna connect my phone to my amp to use as a speaker. Do you think tha will work?
234341
It will not work through the big plug, it's not wired that way. Unless you have other reasons for using this particular cable, you would be better off buying a patch cable like this http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Unlimited-AUD-1100-06-Stereo-Cable/dp/B000SE6IV8/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1399288600&sr=1-3&keywords=3.5mm+audio+cable and a mono 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter. You could buy the adpaters for this wire, but go from the 'headphone out' jack to the amp.
234342
It will not work through the big plug, it's not wired that way. Unless you have other reasons for using this particular cable, you would be better off buying a patch cable like this Cables Unlimited AUD-1100-06 6 feet 3.5 MM Male to Male Stereo Cable and a mono 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter. You could buy the adpaters for this wire, but go from the 'headphone out' jack to the amp.
234343
Yes it should work if your amp has a 1/8 inch (headphone) input as an option
1236491
As long as theirs volume coming out of the phone, it connects through Bluetooth. So the Bluetooth acts as your speaker. I'd assume yes. Mine plays my pandora app. No problem. I can even answer phone calls and hear/talk
1337443
Yes. You would need a volume control knob between the amp and the speaker. There is a Gain potentiometer that you can set, but I use an Airport Express as an input for each zone so you can control the volume from your iPhone/iPad/etc. The amp doesn't have a built-in remote volume feature just because it's unnecessary.
2156157
You would first need to look for an amplifier that has a rca input and then buy a 3.5mm to rca cable this will connect your phones headphone jack to the amp or you can use Bluetooth. Look up belkin Bluetooth stereo adapter and it will hook up to the amp as well
1289905
Second the observation that it'll work so long as your phone has the right jack OR you can find the right adapter if your phone DOESN'T have the right jack. One type of phone that it doesn't work well with is the type that has two leads/inputs (pink and green -- one for mike, one for audio, with RJ9 hookup at the phone). In that case, good luck finding an adapter that will make it work ... the "straight through" ones don't seem to work.
1710631
sure, just make sure you are plugging into the ear/head phone port on the ampany other output from the amplifier would be too much power for ear phones
1322516
Yes, use the L/Mono/phone jack in place of your amplifier for full stereo headphone sound capability. Or if your amp has a headphone jack on the front or rear panel simply use that one for your headphones which is what I do. Most newer model amps are made with headphone output jacks but if you happen to have say an older tube type Fender amp which sounds great, they won't have one so your only choice is to unplug the amp and attach your headphones in its place. Hope this helps.
590728
You need a head unit or stereo with RCA outputs. I guess if you have a cable that went from you I phone to an RCA input I might work. But it may not sound very good.
252432
You would need some type of receiver/ amplifier to connect you phone to and then run speaker wire from receiver to the speaker.
171477
No I wouldn't. This speaker is not powered and your phone doesn't have enough power for a speaker this large.
1273473
I doubt that an I phone will have enough power to listen at satisfying levels. I have a Shiit Lyr, old version, and it certainly has enough power and sounds decent to me, but there are many who rave about it. I have never listened to the phones with a more expensive amp so cannot say if more money equals better sound. There is always a point of diminishing returns. I would recommend that you try several amps if possible. I paid $400 for the Lyr.
985339
no it is not ...it has to play loud ever with the half power . Except if you loudspeakers have very low sensitivity ...lower than 85 db. Check also the settings of your phone and your pc , especial the phone volume could be lower when you connect it to headphones in order to protect your ears .Also try different interconnect cables sometimes they dont fit well. If it nothing of them then probably your AMP is faulty
1291520
its a digital to analog converter with a headphone amp..? what exactly would you do with your phone?
180997
Depends what kind of port your phone have. This requires a 3.5mm port which is common in most phones. I suggest reading the specifications of your phone to know what audio port you have.
85093
I think any amp would work as long as it has enough power to power the speaker otherwise it is ur choice.
1233858
The amp will work whether or not the controls do. Turning on and off the passthrough and the bass boost are both switches, separate from the iPhone controls (play/pause, vol up, vol down) and it has it's own power supply. Though I haven't tried it personally, it should work fine as an amp on anything with a 3.5mm plug.
1624511
If your device has a 30-pin connector (as opposed to a lightning connector) it should work. You can always connect the speakers to any music device via a 3.5 mm auxiliary line.