What us the Music Port Jack? Does this mean I can plug my iPhone, and iPod in via the headphone port on both of these? Or is it different?
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Today one is $141.40 (at AMZN Nov 2010) rated 4.5 star; and one is $139.95 (at AMZN Jan 2011) rated 4 star but by more users; and the power is the same on both! The manual indicates a RX-D55 and a RX-D50 so who'es to guess? LOL Apparently newer is a bit cheaper?
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Yes that is exactly what the music port is. You can pretty much plug in any music devise via the headphone jack. Turn on the music port with the remote and plug and play.
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I just tested this with a 4S. Plug the headphones first into the phone and play music through them. When you put the phone into the dock the music changes to the dock speaker. If you put the phone in the dock first and play music from it, then plug the headphones into the phone, the music mutes in the dock and plays through the headphones.
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No, it does not. I think it is really intended to be an iPod/iPhone docking station. So better to just use headphones directly from iPod/iPhone.
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The controller of the speaker has two 3.5 mm jacks called the AUX and the headphone symbol. I use only Ipod as Ipod can be connect by a 3.5 mm cable. Don't know about Iphone as I don't have it. You should be ok with the 3.5 mm audio cable. Regards!
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The controller of the speaker has two 3.5 mm jacks called the AUX and the headphone symbol. I use only Ipod as Ipod can be connect by a 3.5 mm cable.Don't know about Iphone as I don't have it. You should be ok with the 3.5 mm audio cable. Regards!
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Yeah. On the top, where you insert your device, there's a slit. In that slit is where I plug in my iPhone 4S... I think the iPod's headphone jack is on the bottom, so I'm not sure about that one...
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Actually there is a long hole on the bottom, where I can access the headphone jack and the lightning port. But there is another hole at the top, at the same place of iPhone 4 headphone jack.
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Hi there Deacon!The earphone port is accessible. This is a wonderful product and I have had one for both my I phone 4 and 5. Couldn't live without it!
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It works just like earbuds - plugged into the headphone jack. I don't have an iphone 6+ yet! :) but I would have to think there is a jack for headphones. I use it on my iPhone 5S and it works great.
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Yes, you have to use the headphone adapter. I also found out after the purchase that the original iPhone charger barely fits-so I'll have to purchase a new charger eventually because it will break.
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Well, I've never tried an iPhone through the USB slot - but the "iPhone/iPod connectivity" that is advertised simply means an audio cable plugged in at the headphone jack. There is a little iPod holder on the side if the unit. And there is a little cable that you plug into the audio jack. That's it. Not evn a charger!
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I use mine with an Ipod, not an Iphone, so I don't know if my results will be the same as yours. The volume control on my headphones will only allow volume to go as high as inputted on the Ipod and won't go higher unless I raise the volume physically on the Ipod. Easy fix, just have the volume turned up on your phone before you start and you can always adjust down with the headphones. This has never been a problem for me. I only need the volume to be at approximately 1/4 level on my Ipod to get enough out of the headphones, and even with that I have to adjust the volume down on the earphones, even while using them in noisy areas. Hope this helps. I use mine with an Ipod, not an Iphone, so I don't know if my results will be the same as yours. The volume control on my headphones will only allow volume to go as high as inputted on the Ipod and won't go higher unless I raise the volume physically on the Ipod. Easy fix, just have the volume turned up on your phone before you start and you can always adjust down with the headphones. This has never been a problem for me. I only need the volume to be at approximately 1/4 level on my Ipod to get enough out of the headphones, and even with that I have to adjust the volume down on the... » Read More I use mine with an Ipod, not an Iphone, so I don't know if my results will be the same as yours. The volume control on my headphones will only allow volume to go as high as inputted on the Ipod and won't go higher unless I raise the volume physically on the Ipod. Easy fix, just have the volume turned up on your phone before you start and you can always adjust down with the headphones. This has never been a problem for me. I only need the volume to be at approximately 1/4 level on my Ipod to get enough out of the headphones, and even with that I have to adjust the volume down on the earphones, even while using them in noisy areas. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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There's no ipod port. It won't 'dock'. Also, no usb port. There is a mini jack input as well as a phono jack aux input, though. So, you could go male to male mini out of your headphone port. -Jim
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The audio plug just goes into your standard headphone jack, regardless of the type of phone you have. The cord plugs into the top of the transceiver, and if you had an android, you could use it to charge your phone, too, but with an apple, I'd probably just leave it plugged in in the car to make use of the signal boost. 100% compatability with iPhone, though, for sure.
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Hey Larry,Thanks so much for your response; you were 100% right. I just got these yesterday and the jack is a standard headphone jack. Much appreciated.Cheers,Matt
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The ports are mini UBS and headphone jack. I have only used the headphone jack, as the jack on my ipod is incredibly touchy. I have never used the UBS port, so I'm not sure, but I would assume it would support a connection to an external DAC, not sure about the charging. I find most of these devises do allow for charging despite the ipod flashing a message that the device does not allow charging.
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There is no headphone jack. It will allow you to control the music playing on your iPhone, like next track, last track, etc.