i have a bose powered subwoofer and five speakers,..can i use this IMC audio cable to hook my iPod
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If you have the corresponding jack on the back of the power unit I would say yes.
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i use for my htc, works good, but i have a kenwood radio, if you do get it and the radio is on when you first plug it in , it wont work until you power off the radio completely and turn it back on...im sure it would work for your ipod. but make sure with there customer service..
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Not unless you buy an adapter made by Apple (lightning connection to dock). They're about $30. However the adapter makes your Ipod a little unstable and off center. It doesn't sit nearly into the speaker system the way a docking Ipod does.
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No. It is designed to be connected through a Bose subwoofer. It does not mean that it will not produce sound with other receivers but it will be flat and may eventually get damaged. For Bose subwoofers only. Loose~lips~sink~shipsSent from iPhone 6Via international space stationOn Nov 18, 2013, at 11:20 PM, Amazon Answers <answers@amazon.com> wrote: As someone who owns Bose Premium Jewel Cube..., can you help this fellow customer?Anthonysmith5052 asked"can I connect directly to my
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Dear Ian,Thank you for your question. The A2+ Premium has added a 3.5mmm variable output connection. Simply using a standard iPod connection cable (3.5mm to RCA left/right) will allow you to connect to a powered subwoofer. Please let me know if I can answer any additional questions for you!Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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If you get a inexpensive power adapter you can use it for i pod an the aux input but the reciever section will not work.
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No. You need to connect your iPod to an amplifier. The speakers connect to the amplifier
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Use a stereo cable (3.5mm) from the headphones slot on your ipod to the headphones jack on the front of the control box for the speakers.
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Yes you can. Your iPod Hi-Fi has a digital/analog audio input port. You connect the PURE i_20 using an audio cable with a standard 3.5 mm stereo miniplug or for higher sound quality, you can connect a S/PDIF optical digital audio cable with a Mini-Toslink connector. Hope this helps. How do I switch playback from an iPod to a device connected to the audio input port? If you have an iPod connected to the dock connector port and a different audio device connected to the audio input port you can select between the playback of these two devices by pressing and holding the Menu button on the remote.
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Yes, if you are using the iPod as the music source. In this case, your iPod would have to be plugged into the 3.5 MM input of the unit.
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I was using it with the Bose speakers connecting to my iPhone 5 and it work pretty good. I even used different speakers and would work unfortunately I did not try with apple speakers but don't see why it wouldn't work.
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No, you should buy this. You have a mono RCA out on the receiver, I'm assuming. Running a mono RCA cable to either the "L" or "R" will result in you not getting full range of sound from your subwoofer. Connecting the mono cable to this splitter will allow the subwoofer to produce the full range of sound from whatever source ou are using.
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All the speaker wires are run through the back of this adapter; the adapter has the Bose plug wiring that connects to your Bose subwoofer. his should do the trick for you, good luck.
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No you don't. This particular thick heavy duty Mediabridge cable should be used for connecting a receiver or amplifier to a powered subwoofer. For your particular situation, you need plain old left and right stereo audio cables of the length you need for connection. Mediabridge has those available.
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You would have to purchase a special jack to hook to your Bose system. It does not come with the speaker. I would suggest you call Bose to ask what kind of jack would be needed.
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You can run audio out of your iPod onto the system via 1/8" stereo jack. Keep in mind you will be hearing stereo out of 5.1 speakers, not real 5.1 If you're looking for a system that will allow you to play audio from your iPod (which only outputs stereo), there are plenty of stereo systems out there that have better quality sound and MUCH better speakers such as this Bose system:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001DLTDQC/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1388776139&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70 You can run audio out of your iPod onto the system via 1/8" stereo jack. Keep in mind you will be hearing stereo out of 5.1 speakers, not real 5.1 If you're looking for a system that will allow you to play audio from your iPod (which only outputs stereo), there are plenty of stereo systems out there that have better quality sound and MUCH better speakers such as this Bose system:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001DLTDQC/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1388776139&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY1... » Read More You can run audio out of your iPod onto the system via 1/8" stereo jack. Keep in mind you will be hearing stereo out of 5.1 speakers, not real 5.1 If you're looking for a system that will allow you to play audio from your iPod (which only outputs stereo), there are plenty of stereo systems out there that have better quality sound and MUCH better speakers such as this Bose system:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001DLTDQC/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1388776139&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70 « Show Less
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No, this is for an optical audio connection which is digital. Your iPod is an analog connection.
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How do you plan to connect the two together? Does Bose 251 support airplay? If so, then yes you could.