I received this speaker stand yesterday and do not see an opening large enough on my IPAD to plug in the adaptor - it is slightly larger it seems than any of the openings on the edges of the IPAD. Any ideas what I am doing wrong? I'm not sure if I have...
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There should be a black plastic piece that turns right or left. It has black faux fabric about 1/2 inch wide in the middle of the plastic piece . This piece is shaped sort of like a cross. In the upright position there is a little silver piece that fits into the bottom of the ipad. This stand will fit both the ipad 1 & 2. You slip the ipad on the arms and down onto the little silver piece. plug in the cord to the back of the logitech holder/speakers, then plug the other end into a wall outlet. In other words, the adapter does not plug into the ipad, it plugs into the speakers. The ipad slides down on the silver piece and the arms hold the ipad so you can use it in a vertical or horizontal position.
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I sent this back because it was not adaptable to my Bose speaker system. Bought a Nano instead and bought an Adapter for it from the Apple store. I like seeing the screen to determine what I play!Hope this helps!
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The iPad Air will not tightly clip into the holder, but will fit. I have this holder and used it with my new iPad Air last weekend (mounted on top of microphone stand and laid back as "flat" as I would typically have done with my older iPad...and had no issues. It is NOT a tight fit, so if you did bump into the mike stand it could fall out, so be forewarned. In my opinion...this holder is the best...and I hope the company sells the clips so the Air will fit like it does for iPads 1-4 and iPad Mini!!!
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Honestly, I have no idea. The extender raises the port about 0.5cm total - my biggest concern would be the obstructions from the overall with of the ipad. Best of luck
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The speaker is the base. You just slid your iPad from top down to connect. You can tilt the iPad forward or backward. Hope this helps. There is not other parts to it.
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You use the Ipad/Iphone/Ipod USB plug that you have with your current device and the USB plug that came with the speaker. Mine works great but it I want to charge my Ipad I have to use the plug that came with my Ipad.
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Same problem. I ended up getting this docking station that plugs into the Bose speaker and then the ting worked.SCOSCHE IFWAHBK Home Dock pass PORT Charging Adapter for iPhone and iPod - Frustration-Free Packaging - Black Roll over image to zoom in SCOSCHE IFWAHBK Charging Adapter for Smartphones - Frustration-Free Packaging - Black by Scosche
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Speaker turned on? Check the battery indicator on the opposite end....hold button-white light good, blue light needs to charge. Speaker may not connect if it's battery is low.Next on the iPad, go to SETTINGS-BLUETOOTH. the Braven should be on the menu.... Touch to connect.On the speaker, press the + volume button till the unit beeps.... That indicates max volume. Also check that the volume on iPad is not set to mute. If that doesn't work, I got nuthin.
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Well, I had a lot of difficulties with this particular type of adapter. So instead, I just use the: HEADPHONE ADAPTER - NEW DESIGN with Jack Cover for iPad 2/3/4 Nüüd Lifeproof® Cases from Dixie Superstore at Amazon..Good luck, David
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I got it for an iPod Classic Video, so I can't comment. I'd say go with the other customer and get an adaptor.
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Have to say I haven't had that problem. It generally works perfect for my iPad. Maybe it's the device you are using?
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The speaker is wonderful. The issue was with a setting on my iPad. Highly recommend the speaker, sound is wonderful, so much better than the iPad contained speaker. Enjoy!
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John...I returned this item 10 minutes after opening it. My recollection is that port access was one reason...a covered speaker was another as I recall. This was clearly not made to work specifically with my tablet but was, rather, a 'one size fits all' solution. My advice it to find/purchase a case made specifically for the device you want to encase.
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when i purchased it, the speaker came with a cord that has a jack to connect to a standard headphone input in laptops and tabletz. if the ipad allows a standard headphone to be connected then the product box should have the required cord
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I have an iphone 5s and ran into the same issue, apple sales 2 different converter from the old 40 pin connector to the lighting portMakw sure to get the extended one which is the same but allows you to rest your ipad on the side without putting pressure on the actual connector.
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I had bought the 30-pin to lightning adapter at Apple, when I remembered I have a generation I iPad which I had dedicated to a single purpose device after getting the newer iPad; so I returned the adapter and use the 30-pin iPad. So I cannot confirm whether it works; I do recall that someone (either at Yamaha or Apple, but probably Apple) told me I should use thei Apple adapter.
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They come with a 1/4 inch plug that is too big for your i-pod, however, you can purchase a 1/4-&gt;1/8 inch adapter that will work perfectly and not degrade the sounds one bit. There is one by Grado that I own and works great. For mobile, you might consider the form factor . If the 1/8 side sticks up in the air, it's going to increase the footprint of your mobile device. Here's one that lays flat and might be better for that reason. I can't vouch for the quality maybe get both, test them for audio experience and if they're the same, return the one whose form factor you like best. http://www.amazon.com/Seismic-Audio-SA-iREQES6i-Headphone-Extender/dp/B00AFEMMLG/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1355750795&sr=1-3&keywords=1%2F8+headphone+adapter