How would you play wirelessly from an iPod touch to these speakers? Is there some adapter for the USB transmitter dongle?
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These are designed to play from a USB port dongle out of a PC. These are not designed (that I know of) to play from an iPod.
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Immediately, I would say these speakers were not designed for that kind of function. These speakers are more set up for an actual computer (be it a desktop or laptop; something with an operating system), but then you could use Apple's Remote app to control iTunes on said computer. Klipsch Music Center (KMC) would be what you'd want if a wireless speaker setup is what you are after. No dedicated subwoofer, however.
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my question is whether these speakers work with any type of ipod? such as ipod 3rd generation or 4r that is the ipod nano 4gb and if you can connect to you through a cable other phone than ipod? and if the price is the correct for the speakers ? 26.00 $
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Really don't think that is practical unless you can hook you iPod to your stereo and drive them from that. Better for that would be these speakers...which you can connect thru blue tooth from you iPod, iPhone, tablet etc. ION Planter Speaker Wireless Outdoor Speaker with Weather-Resistant Design and Integrated Drainage - Speakers - Retail Packaging - Clay
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You can connect these speakers to a PC the same manner you would connect an Ipod to these speakers. I currently have this running through my computer, and it's pretty good sound. I simply have a stereo to rca cable running from my PC to my receiver, plugged into any of it's audio ports (I used CD), and you are good to go.
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Use a stereo cable (3.5mm) from the headphones slot on your ipod to the headphones jack on the front of the control box for the speakers.
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No. To use these speakers with your iPod, you would need some sort of power amplification. You can find small portable amps, perfect for what i think your looking for, here on amazon for 20 bucks and up. Just search the term "portable power amp". Hope this helps.
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The adapter is just a blue tooth music receiver. Search Amazon for "bluetooth music transmitter" and you'll see several devices that will convert the headphone audio from your I pod into bluetooth. Then you'd pair your BT headphones with that. Good luck.
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Hi. I have this speaker and wanted to use it with my iPod. You can't. It only has a USB port. I dumped a bunch of songs on a thumb drive and used that instead. But don't use a large drive. I think it accepted an 4 gig. Not the 32 gig I bought for it.
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The quick start Guide only shows the speakers hooked up to a USB port on a computer. One diagram shows this setup plus another cable hooked up from one of the speakers to what looks like an iPhone. Not quite the answer you wanted.
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With the newest ipods/iphones, you will need to use an adapter to plug your device into the speakers. I think the adapters are about $30.
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I'm not 100% positive. as I've never tried it, but anything in range should be able to "pair up". This USB dongle is nothing more than a small transmitter. I'd be very surprised if you couldn't get more than one set of speakers to recognize the same signal. I hope this is helpful.
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They connect to my iPhone, so they should connect to a iPod. The jacks are the same size.
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There are wires that connect the speakers to each other, as well as a power cord to plug into the wall. What IS wireless is the connection from your Phone/iPod to the speakers to play your audio.
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Actually was using Apple Ipod and couldn't get them to work Hope this helps
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According to my son-in-law, iPods don't have the capability of using bluetooth wireless without an adapter. To be sure, check the specs of you iPod to see what is required.These do have a cord you can plug in directly to your device, but I bought them for the wireless use.
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My daughter used it with iPod touch she now has an iPod 5 says you can purchase an adapter to use with this speaker but won't work without it. Hope this helps
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I have the same system and have no problems playing my ipod through all the speakers. There must be something wrong in your settings for that port? I guess I never changed anything when I hooked up my ipod.