I am planing to buy these for my restaurant and use it with an iPod . Will that work or is that more for a home theater? thank you
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You do need an Amplifier or Receiver to link. There is no USB connection from iPod to the Leviton AE50
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I think they would be perfect for ambient music! You will of course need a multi channel receiver to use them all.
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These are great! Speakers, but they are not good for loud sound music. They are perfect for Home Theater Systems, but if you are gonna use the for. Your music just don't blast them, cause your receiver, may not can handle the power of your Speakers. I use my TSi-100 for only my Home Theater system
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I think they should be fine. I use them primarily with my computer-good noise reduction and sound quality. Can't see why it would be different with an ipod. Enjoy!
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I don't have a home theater, but it does have audio/video output. I have used it with headphones and sounds great. Very happy with Coby dvd player. I also use it for my yoga sessions. I imagine it will work well with your system. The cord is on the short side.
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Hi Joe, Sorry I can't help you. I did not keep this headset and returned it. I had wanted to use them with a TV set and they did not meet my expectations. I subsequently purchsased a pair of Sennheiser HD SD 65 which I am very happy with. Sure you could use them with an ipod although I have never used them with my ipod. They come with an extra long cable and volume control. You may want to check them out. Good luck. Paul S
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I use them to plug into my kindle, and they work great. So, if you plug into any headphone jack, they should work. Anything else, not sure. They are not high end, by any stretch, but just enough to increase the output well. It did have a Y-cord to convert headphone jack to RCA, so should work fine with a TV. Hope that helps
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It will work with only the 2 speakers i have my setup hooked up to 2 speakers only. I dont even have a radio just an ipod connection and it sounds pretty good.
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No, and they arent powered so you'd need an amp/receiver to use with ipod etc, they've got the kind of jacks for using speaker wire
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No. These are speakers that need an amplifier. You can get a Lepai LP-2020A+ and plug your ipod into that to power these speakers.
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I think so, how ever i have not owned a onkyo 809 this system works with great clarity with my Polk system speakers in my 20' x 25 ' room . It will make Theater sound for movies with 12" sub and 2 tower speakers in front an 2 larger book speakers in back. As for music if you are digital in live recording you can hear the clink of glasses in the audience , yes it will give you great pleasure i have no complaints what so ever flawless , except it has so many bells and whistles i an still trying to learn there is a learning curve be prepared for that
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I use mine to power a pair of Bose outdoor speakers on my patio. I think that they have good sound & plenty of volume. I use my ipod as the source of music with Bluetooth. The remote has various settings for various types of music i.e. rock & roll, R & B, jazz etc. which I find seems to help the sound. Hope you find this somewhat helpful. I needed a small Bluetooth capable amp for my patio speakers and I wouldn't trade this one.
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Hi DavidThese speakers are passive, which means you would need to have an Amplifier between the speakers and the iPod.While these are very nice speakers, if you want something which can be connected directly to an iPod or other MP3 player (etc) you will need to buy a separate amp to go with these OR buy a set of speakers with a built in Amp.
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They will work for you both inside and outside. If you are wanting to use them for additional sound from your TV, you might want to think about a amplifier. I have a Sherwood amp between TV and speakers and can shake the deck if I want to. If using inside, I am sure that you might find a little nicer looking speakers for indoors. Can't beat them for outdoors as mine have worked very well for 4 years now. Hope this helps.
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That should work, but Sonos may not be your best choice if you use a phone, ipod, or portable mp3 player as your primary music source. The Play:5 has one standard mini jack for input, and one for output that you can use for headphones. I just tested mine with a Philips portable mp3 player and headphones. That being said, however, there's a good chance that your phone and portable music files don't have enough fidelity to really benefit from the high quality sound these speakers can produce. If your phone has bluetooth, then you may also want to consider a portable bluetooth speaker that you can easily carry with you. I think the Logitech/UE speakers can even pair up with one another and you could put four of those around the house for less than the cost of a multi-room Sonos system
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The plugin from the transmitter to the sound system is a phono type plug. If your system has a headset jack it should work fine. I plug into my IPhone/IPad most of the time. I've had my speakers for a few years now and love them.
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I would think so. I bought them to fill the space. We use an ipod and an amp and they sound great. I doubt you can get better sound for the price.
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My room is 15 X 30 Feet, will these work well for home theatre use? I don't listen to music much