Music is not coming through speakers. Only sound is coming from IPad speaker
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Plug it in, then turn on. Music will come out of speakers. It will charge when it off
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After placing the iPad on the docking position of the XtremeMac Tango TT Speaker system, plug the cord from the system into the iPad. Then press the left power button, located on top of the XtremeMac label, located in the middle of the system base in the front. This will turn the power on to the system speakers, and a small orange light will appear, located under the XtremeMac label.
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I experience this problem when using a newer iPad with the Lightning adapter. Sound will only play using the older iPads with the 30-pin plug.
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im not seeing any problem.its worth it,thats why i bought another one for a friend of mine.
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I also bought this item and experienced the same .My advise to you is to format the device then try putting the music on it via USB connector,IF it still doesn't work then there is a possibility that the problem is within the mp3 or USB.
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It could be your input cable from your music source. Try a different cable first before declaring the unit defective.
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I'm having the same problem, I do not get sound from the external speakers either. I originally did, but all of a sudden it just cut off. I can still get sound from the external speakers when using the apple TV and the blue ray player, but not the TV to external speakers. Can someone from Yamaha please respond and help with a resolution?
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You may have to switch to external speaker the first time you use it! Click on the little apple (top left corner), Go to *system preferences (may just say preferences depending on what os you have), then go to *sound, then select *external speakers. Hope that helps!
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If you press and hold the power button, the speaker goes into pairing mode. On iPad go no settings/ Bluetooth. It should see the speaker.
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Hi TKOC,Thanks for the question. Were the Apple products connecting before the update? If it is an update issue, perhaps a call to Apple could resolve this. Otherwise, the speakers could think they are still connected to a device. Like Frank suggested, unplug the speakers for 15 minutes. Turn off bluetooth on all devices that you paired with these speakers. You may even want to power off those devices. Then restart everything. Hopefully this will take care of it. Please contact AV-Express if we can be of further assistance.
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Any and all sound FX would run through the Ipad, not the pinball accessory. Check to make sure volume is up, mute is off.
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I don't think there is any Bluetooth connectivity here. My iPad does not see it. My iPhone 4S does not see it. There is no Bluetooth symbol or sticker on the speakers anywhere. I'm not sure what the item description: "Superb gaming sound effects via Bluetooth,DBB to preserve low tones for deep bass at any volume level." is referring to. I'd be interested in knowing if anyone has connected to it themselves as it would be useful to have my iPad oriented horizontally (for movies) and still use the speakers (undocked).
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I never try to play the music via the speakers. I only play the music via my car speakers (Bluetooth connection).
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have you contacted dell for technical support. or tried using some other speakers or headphones front and back ports check the software mute mabe the device is not the default device.
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The connector is your standard plug in, like most AV plugs. I don't know if Ipads have standard input for speakers. If so, yes. But this summer for placing on top of a tablet, and produces good sound.
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You're having phase cancellation. Connect the speaker to the left output of your audio interface, and then either use your daw to switch the output to mono, or use a panner plugin and pan the right signal all the way left. If you want to listen to iTunes etc. then you need a monitor controller with a mono switch. I have the Steinberg. UR28M which has a mono switch. Works great
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Elizabeth... Not sure exactly what the problem is. I have mine set up through an amplifier and is primarily used for music at a spa where I have several rooms with speakers. Maybe the amplifier has been switched to another setting where only background sounds are coming out as if it were surround sound speakers where only backgrounds are heard. Check setting on amp. Let me know what you find...Steve
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The aux cable is a good answer. But if that is not the problem, then take it back now. Clearly defective. If you switched speakers, then it's not the speakers. Take it back.
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Has the speaker been connected to another device? If so you might have to delete it from that device first
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The best thing I can think of is to 'delete' the speaker as a device from whatever you were synching it to, then have it 'discover' the speaker again. I seem to remember having to try that when I had been synching it to my iPhone, then switched over to almost exclusively using it with my Macbook.