Does this unit boost the iPod dock line level output so that the audio levels work like other components connected to my home theatre system?
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update OK, so I went ahead and plugged the Blackbox into my receiver, Onkyo, using the hdmi and played some music and movies. The Blackbox remote didn't change the sound levels. I set the volume level on my phone towards the higher end and was able to control the sound with my receiver remote, Logitech. I didn't have to crank it up to be heard, and I was able to get the sound levels pretty loud. Hope that helps.
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I have never actually connected the dock to my receiver. It does have its own power for volume. I use it primarily for hotel tvs and I've had no problem with volume. It does have an hdmi port, so in theory it should work seamlessly with a receiver. So I couldn't give you more information.
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It's my understanding that it's a hardwire connection to the Bose Sound Dock I have. The Bose unit's only input is the multi pin I-pod female.
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Yes, the output level is more than sufficient for a receiver's line-level input. In fact, that's how I use my Mpow. You don't have to worry about level matching on the Mpow as it is fixed. You would adjust levels using your source device. I would advise keeping the cable length as short a possible, however.
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Thanks for your question. This wonderful sounding system could hook up to a TV which has RCA analog line level output connectors.
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Not that I know of ,,,, mine certainly don't. Hooking up your Ipod should be through any modern AVR.
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Please disregard audiobahn, this user does not understand what this unit does. USB to line level gives no volume control without an amp. Please dont answer if you dont really know...
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The output (via RCA jacks) can be switched between "phono level" (old school) and "line level" (your typical, i.e. louder, modern output volume). The line level utilizes the built in pre-amp. As such, you can switch to line level and connect to AUX input of any receiver or receiver-type device which takes external sources.
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Yes, its boost the signal from the turntable to the receiver. I had the same issue, and this solved it.
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Yes and it is an amazing iPod dock! Great clarity and power! I ordered it for my daughters wedding so I could amplify iPod or iPhone playlist outside! It really is a high audiophile unit! Hope this helps!
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If your Klipsch dock has an line input you can use it. If it doesn't you can use any device that does have a line input or a coax input (Hi resolution audio) usually found on stereo amps.
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There is volume control on the remote that changes the volume setting on the iPod. It seems to control all outputs. I am using the digital coax.
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No. You need to connect your iPod to an amplifier. The speakers connect to the amplifier
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I could no say definitively. For my particular iPod, i have to use the aux input because the dock does not recognize my iPod. You may have to use the aux input without any reading on the display. IF your connections are solid, there should be no hum. Raise the volume level near to max on your Zune to get the best gain on the Yamaha when it is connected.
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I ran my outputs through a radio shack 4 line microphone mixer (so I could mix in music from my iPod) and then from the mixer to my receiver. The mixer has volume controls to increase the signal to the receiver. I have had no problem with that setup other than having to avoid too much volume. I assume a preamp would work if you don't want to use a mixer. Hope this helps.
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Yes. The output can be connected with any amplified device, like computer speakers.
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no, it does not have a line out or it does not extend audio outputworks well only with bluetooth, line in produces isssh sound always
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my ipod is synced to a home theater right through amazon basic bluethoot and no difference in sound quality, simply connection