WHAT WOULD I HAVE TO DO TO HOOK THEM TO A IPOD
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You need to have some kind of receiver to plug them in to then hook the iPod to the receiver. I built a outlet box that I hook my sirius into and my children hook thier iPods up to outside. That way you have volume control where you are listening. But my speakers are hooked up to home system.
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I bought a outdoor receiver and the receiver had an auxiliary port. The receiver cost me about $100.
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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 need an amplifier.. Check Amazon for stereo amplifier, you can use Audio source 2x50 Watts or more, you can use Sonos amp , something with basic equalizer bass and treble
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What you would have to do is have a home receiver near by. I have one in my basement. I ran the speaker wire from the receiver in the basement to the speakers outside. Then you would just hook up your IPOD to the "Aux In" on the receiver. That's the setup I have to play my IPOD outside. There is no way to directly hook up the IPOD to the speakers. Hope this helps answer your question.
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Like previous answer, you can't directly plug into an ipod with these. The pots have regular stereo speaker hook ups (your + and - wires). I use mine with a household stereo that has two speakers, I can still use the radio, CD, aux, and tape deck and have it go thru the pots and the stereo systems speakers. I use my mp3 that way, aux jack on my stereo.
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You will need to use the head phone jack and cable...or add a blue tooth adapter. See this webpage for further answers.http://www.instructables.com/id/Add-INTERNAL-Bluetooth-Capability-To-Your-iPod/
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Be sure it has power, either batteries or AC adapter... press the power button ( first button on the left). Then select your source, IPod or FM radio
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It is possible to hook it up to an Ipod.. You just have to purchase the correct Interface Cable I have an older ipod and I just searched for the correct Interface Cable for my type of ipod. you then can control the ipod from the stero
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You need a mount and a wire harness adapter to hookup the radio. You will also need an adapter if you have radio steering wheel controls and wish to keep them. All of these are vehicle specific and shouldn't run more than $75 for the three. If you plan to run an Ipod DON'T buy any of the hookups that are for sale here, just go buy a 3.5mm to 3.5mm (male to male) cable and a USB to Ipod cable from Walmart or wherever and use those. It was the only way I ever got mine to work.
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You'll need bluetooth in order to connect them. If your ipad or ipod has bluetooth you should be able to use them
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You will need to use itouch usb cable. This only comes with a micro usb cable.
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You would need a stereo mini (the kind of plug for iPod headphones male) to RCA stereo (the red & white plug male) cable plus 2 RCA to RCA adapters (female to female) & a double RCA (male) to XLR (male) cable. Mini goes in iPod & xlr goes in sub channels 1 & 2.. Then XLR from sub channel 1 to 515 & XLR from sub channel 2 to the other 515. You'll need 2 standard 6 foot XLR cables for that. Unless you can find an Mini stereo to XLR stereo (left & right) to channels 1 & 2 of sub. Then XLR from channel 1 of sub to 515 EON & XLR from channel 2 of sub to other 515 EON.
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You will need to use the head phone jack and cable...or add a blue tooth adapter. See this webpage for further answers. http://www.instructables.com/id/Add-INTERNAL-Bluetooth-Capability-To-Your-iPod/
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Use the auxiliary cable (the cord where both sides look the same) provided in the package. Plug one side of the cord into the speaker and plug the other side into the audio port of your ipod (the place where you would plug in your headphones or earbuds). I hope this helps! :)
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To connect the speakers, you must plug the smaller end of the USB to the speaker and the larger end to a power source then you take the aux cord and plug one end into the ipad and the other end to the speaker
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No you can't. There is a small plastic clip where you need to place the iPod in.
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I have the same question. I used my old computer speakers as an iPod docking station. Can I do the same thing with these?
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Use the cable that came with your iPod. The usb end goes into the power bank
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Use the white sync cable that came with iPod plus a wall plug to USB adapter
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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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it all depends on the receiver you have connecting these ... you either need to have a Y Adaptor that can connect from the headphone jack to RCA wires that would then connect to the back of the receiver or have a receiver that allows bluetooth connect which is how I have it set up and I listen to music from my iphone and ipad all the time