We have an iPod and leave in an area with no cell phone reception and limited internet. Is there a way to connect these speakers to an iPod?
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Seems like you're talking about a few different things. Cell reception and internet will only impact your ability to stream music from the cloud to your iPod. If your music is stored on your iPod, then you don't need cell/internet. If your iPod has Bluetooth, you can simply sync it to the speaker. If your iPod does not have Bluetooth, the UE Boom allows you to use a 3.5mm cable (male on both ends) from your iPod to the speaker. Something like this (not the one I use, but you get the idea): Monoprice 109764 3-Feet 3.5mm Stereo Male to 3.5mm Stereo Male Gold Plated Cable for Mobile, Black Seems like you're talking about a few different things. Cell reception and internet will only impact your ability to stream music from the cloud to your iPod. If your music is stored on your iPod, then you don't need cell/internet. If your iPod has Bluetooth, you can simply sync it to the speaker. If your iPod does not have Bluetooth, the UE Boom allows you to use a 3.5mm cable (male on both ends) from your iPod to the speaker. Something like this (not the one I use, but you get the idea): Monoprice 109764 3-Feet 3.5mm Stereo... » Read More Seems like you're talking about a few different things. Cell reception and internet will only impact your ability to stream music from the cloud to your iPod. If your music is stored on your iPod, then you don't need cell/internet. If your iPod has Bluetooth, you can simply sync it to the speaker. If your iPod does not have Bluetooth, the UE Boom allows you to use a 3.5mm cable (male on both ends) from your iPod to the speaker. Something like this (not the one I use, but you get the idea): Monoprice 109764 3-Feet 3.5mm Stereo Male to 3.5mm Stereo Male Gold Plated Cable for Mobile, Black « Show Less
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Does your Ipod have bluetooth? If so you can connect to the speaker. Does your ipod have audio files stored on it? Then you don't need Internet for the audio stored on the device.
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The speaker will work with a micro USB connection to a device if the device does not have blue tooth capability.
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If it has bluetooth capabilities, then yes. The speaker and device do not need internet or reception. It only works through bluetooth, unless you want to use a cord connection
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We have been able to hook up any type of Ipod or mp3 player no problem. There is a universal speaker plug attached. The specs should give more detailed info. The sound is veryclear and loud for such a small speaker.
362360
Sure, from the headphone jack of your ipad/iphone/ipop. You would probably need adapters and either an amplifier/mixing board to speaker or amplified speakers.
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They have a power cable that will need to plugged in, then they have a speaker cable that goes from left to right. You have a 3.5mm input and a set of RCA jacks. They aren't Bluetooth so you won't pair them with an iphone directly but there is a power plug on the back that you could put an apple airplay into and run the 3.5 from it. I use them as computer speakers and they are pretty phenomenal.
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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.
369491
Yes you can connect an iPod. You just need a cable to use the AUX input jack (a cable with two male 3.5mm plugs, one at either end). Ideally you would use Bluetooth to connect. If you're not, you could save money by buying a non-Bluetooth boom box.
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The speaker is paired with a transmitter, which also acts as the cradle that the iPod rests in. The transmitter uses a standard minijack cable to connect to the earphone/headphone jack of the iPod. As such, this will work with any normal audio device that you can plug a pair of earphones/headphones into. I sometimes connect the transmitter to my computer speakers.
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no you can't. the system has an attachment for an ipod but not for smartphone. has a great sound but is limited
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Unfortunately these are powered VIA USB so you would need a USB to connect to so that they are powered, then you can use a phone or any music player to hear it through the speakers.
1990249
At least with Pandora and Slaker etc you can using earbuds, buid in speaker or connected to an external speaker. Great whem u don't want to use ur phone for that and easier to browse stations.
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No just basic speakers with speaker wire connectors in the back of each unit. But connect you iPod to a receiver and you will be rocking!
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As long as you device (iPod or whatever else you are using as source material) is near the speaker, you should be able to do this. I plan to do the same in my yard, and tested it out. Seems to work just fine.
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Yes...all you need to do is use the plug on the speaker and plug it into the IPod
1081338
Unless your iPod touch uses infared wireless you don't. These do not use a radio frequency or bluetooth.
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You do not have to use wifi. The speaker has an aux line-in that you can plug your iPod into so you can play music directly through the speaker.
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These speakers aren't wireless. An iPod would connct to the receiver paired with these speakers. A receiver is a separate item and is required in order to use these speakers.
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Yes you can connect the audio jack to your cell phone, but the speakers also need the to be connected to your computer with the usb cable. The speakers use the computer as a power source through the usb cable.