can I plug in an iPod or mp3 to the QSC K12?
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You sure can. Just need the right adapter cable. Be careful though, these are loud!
1660393
Yes you can. Use a basic male stereo rca R/L and a mini 3.5mm to plug into you ipod
1660394
Hi Romeo, Yes. You can plug in an ipod, MP3 or any thing to the QSC K12. They sound great for live music and recorded music. Very clear and the power is great.
1660395
Hi Romeo,Yes. You can plug in an ipod, MP3 or any thing to the QSC K12.They sound great for live music and recorded music. Very clear and the power is great.
1660396
Yes you can plug in a RCA to 3.5mm cable into your iPod (3.5mm) and into the K12 (RCA). Then turn your volume up and its good to go. If you have not used the QSC K12 before you will be pleased. Just one of these have plenty of sound to completely fill a medium sized room. The sound from the K12's is crystal clear.
1660397
Yes! Gotta buy the attaching cord (red and white connector to audio jack) and u can play anything with a head phone jack. I biught this speaker and love it!!!! It really pushes high quality sound!!
2224831
You will need a an audio cord with a 3mm male jack on each end. Connect one end to the earphone outlet on the iPod and the other 3mm jack to an input on the System III. Enjoy your unit. Paul Beaumont.
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There are RCA inputs. You can buy an RCA to aux input adapter for about 5 bucks to use your iPod or you can just use the RCA inputs
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yes. you can plug any mp3 player, iPad, iPod, and iPhone into it if you have a headphone plug on the device. It's not a docking station. There's a short cord (~6" I think...I'm not measuring it right now) that comes out of the base that you plug into your device.
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So far only with the MP3 link, a cord with a male miniplug at each end (provided with Phillips system) similar to what you might use in a car with this capacity. It goes into the earphone plug on the IPOd.
786720
Yes, you can. There is an Audio input outlet at the rear of unit for this, and the input selector button at the frontof unit, which you should keep depressing until you see IPOD/MP3
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Yes can listen while charging iPod mini, but need headphone or speakers connected
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Yes. I have an older iPod and my daughter has a touch. We both hook up to it.
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These are made for younger children and they can be used with any electronics that have an earphone jack. I bought them for my brand daughter for use with her school computer class but she also used th with her ipod and many other things. These are of very high quality product.
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It says you can connect an MP3 player to it. The manual is silent on whether an iPod will work.
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no u need to get rca plugs converter with an aux end...then u can hoop up ur ipod or smart phone.
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If your amplifier has an auxiliary input, it is possible. Test this by plugging your iPod directly into the amplifier with the cable whatever cable you need to use. If this works, then using the airwave will also work. You use the same cable that you plug your iPod into your amplifier with to plug the airwave into your amplifier.
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Hi, there! So, i have used .mp3, .wma and wav with usb pendrive and .aac with aux cable form ipod. Best Regards
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You can use any I pod that have the the 30 pin plug or you can use the 3.5 mm jack that come with the unit to play but not charge
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Yes, you can connect your iPod (or any other mp3 player) to the UCreate Music. You just need to use (or purchase) a mini RCA jack to mini RCA jack cable. I've connected my iPod and Sony MP3 player to this mixer and have had no problems! Very happy with the whole setup. Here's an example (and where I got mine from): http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2102949
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You will need a an audio cord with a 3mm male jack on each end.Connect one end to the earphone outlet on the iPod and the other 3mm jack to an input on the System III.Enjoy your unit.Paul Beaumont.
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You can plug an iPod into anything. Features and price will vary; a good $10 cable from radioshack will connect any iPod to any rca inputs.