I've an amp/speakers without a head unit. Can I use my iPhone with this EQ to control volume?
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Here is the adapter you should need to run from your iPhone to the "AUX IN" connectors on the back of the unit. Just cut and paste this link - http://www.showmecables.com/product/3-5mm-Stereo-Mini-Plug-to-Dual-RCA-Plugs-6-IN.aspx
774356
No.I strongly recommend turning "Live Audio" OFF and turning the volume all the way up before putting the Jambox in the case. Then control your volume and EQ settings from your device.
1023209
The EQ on this amp only works on the headphone (mini phone) jack. If you are using the RCA outputs, you will experience no change in EQ, regardless of how you manipulate the 3 sliders.
2256870
According to my daughter-in-law who knows so much more about this than I do, the answer is yes. You would need to hook up the speakers using the headphone jack on the bottom of the iphone
1900856
No, you need a pre-amplifier. To connect it you can use RCA cables or balanced ones (if the preamp has that option). Some times you can connect a source directly to a power amplifier if that source has a variable output (if not, you cannot control the volume), but it is not my recommendation.
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You won't need an amp, but it would definitely make a difference. I am a basshead and I purchased a cheap FiiO amp and it did wonders to the bass. On my HTC One, I downloaded an EQ App and it had a similar effect. So if you don't have an AMP, try a free EQ - it can make a huge difference.
590727
You will need a head unit. Their are many on the market that allow Iphones to plug in with a USB port on the front of the unit. Hope this helps & Good Luck!
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No. Nor is there an integrated volume control. There is no iPhone integration.
1423639
No. I have it set up without one. I have my speakers plugged directly into it, and a bluetooth receiver plugged into it as well. With this set up, I transmit from my iphone/ipad via bluetooth and get very nice sound without a separate amp.
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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.
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The controller of the speaker has two 3.5 mm jacks called the AUX and the headphone symbol. I use only Ipod as Ipod can be connect by a 3.5 mm cable. Don't know about Iphone as I don't have it. You should be ok with the 3.5 mm audio cable. Regards!
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Yes there is an input jack for iPod/iPhone. I've tried it and it works great. We mostly use our Fender for voice amplification but it works very well for amateur level music too.
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I haven't used this on an iPhone, but I'm fairly certain that unless they're broken, the volume control will work with any device that they can play audio from. This most probably does not affect the volume coming out of your iPhone, but just the headphones themselves.
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Not necessarily, but it's possible. If your current amplification source (e.g. the internal headphone amp in a PC, phone, or whatever) distorts at higher volume, using an external amp like this can allow you to turn the volume knob down on your device and reduce this distortion. If your current amplification source can boost volume without distorting, then you should not notice any improvement in sound quality
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Go to crutchfield.com, type in the stereo model and see if the unit will fit into your car. It will most likely work with the iphone, you'll have to connect it to your receiver with the USB 2.0 adapter that came with the iphone. As for having full control of the iPhone, the receiver is setup in a way that only allows the HU to control the iphone. you won't be able to control it using the iphone, you'll have to use the HU instead. And i got it professionally installed, took a little over an hour and cost 97 bucks. Unless you really know what you're doing, i'd get it installed by a pro.
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No issues with functioning with my iPhone. One thing, there is no volume control typically common to high end headsets or earbuds.
58124
Yes, it can. Both volume controls (amp and input device) work. I usually prefer to set the amp at about 3/4 volume and then use my iPod to control the volume. I hope that helps.