My current player outputs through headphones in stereo, but not through any speakers via mini-RCA plug. Has anyone attached the Sony Walkman DigMediaPlayer to speakers, and does the music play correctly (all channels) or is the way my portable player...
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are you using a connecting cable 3.5mm with two out put ends to plug into your aux imput on the back of your receiver? if you really want hi-end playback, get a nuforce dac and use this type of cable or a single 3.5mm connecting cable from mp3 player to a receiver or intergrated amp and the sound quality will blow you away, happy listening:)
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Question about the B speakers. I have the right settings to make the B speakers work (thanks for that info) but there is on on set of lugs for the B speakers so they don't play in stereo. (I put both speakers on the one set of B lugs.) Is there another way the B speakers should be wired?
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Can you still hear the sound through the TV as well as the wireless speakers. I would like to hear the sound from both, and it is unclear whether using the speakers stops the sound coming out of the TV too? I see that when you use the headphone jack, the sound does stop coming out of the TV. But when you use the RCA plug, does that change anything and allow the sound to come from both?
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Neither. This device is pretty bare bones. It's really just an MP3 player. Micro Sd and standard SD card would be for a smart phone or a tablet (and a Nintendo DS handhelds and certain cameras inexplicably). Not quite for a Walkman.
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Hi L, Sony Walkman supports MP3, WMA, AAC or L-PCM music files. All files will be played in the order you copied the files on the folder except you press Shuffle option. -Vincent
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Someone please help. I just bought my Zune 500 Kicker today. Sound quality is awesome. However, I can not get the radio (FM tuner) to play through the speakers. What am I doing wrong? I have even tried setting it to the FM tuner before docking it on the kicker and it still won't play the radio.
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I purchased it as a gift and playing his iPod was his main focus. All I remember him asking me was was there a piece missing...he called the customer service number from the manufacture and was told he had to buy a separate adapter to use his iPod. But, he loves the product. If you Contact pioneer and give them the product number they can Answer any questions you have about any of their products as long as you have the product name n number. Good luck!
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If you tried Sony, try again... I've tried ALL of them, kid you not, and the Sony has the best sound quality of all of them. Most all tapes will "click" a little in the player, and you can prevent that a little by sticking your finger in and slightly moving the tape around as it's playing.. sounds like a lame fix, but it works like a charm. Also, try cleaning your tape deck with a cleaner product, that helps. All n all I love the Sony adapter and so do all the people i recommend it to.
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Hi Lois, this Sony Walkman NWZE384 doesn't have an external speaker in which you really needed to have a headphone so that you may be able to listen to those musics. -Ely
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Something was wrong. I have been using mine flawlessly on my sony player. I started with the red and white audio outputs and then changed to the toslink optical cable. Remember that you are adding another volume control, and you need to enable the appropriate outputs.
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If you have these speakers you definitely need a receiver, maybe your media player have RCA inputs for each channel right and left one red one white for each, just like a BD/DVD player will have. However, to get the best sound out of these speakers you need a receiver.
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Yes! This is the best player I've ever had. No cords! Awesome. Gets tiresome perhaps to your ears if marathon training and going 2+ hours, but wish I'd gotten one a long time ago. Loved the postage style ipod clip, but got so tired of the earbud cords. Love Sony and this great product. Highly recommend. Of note, had to practice getting it in my left ear, but eventually got very easy.
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Same thing happened to me, it only played through my right speaker. I found that if I you push down the plug into the jack, and hold it there, you can hear it through the other speaker. Sometimes it would just work normally... but yeah I also found the same flaw in the product
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Hi K., you have 2 options for copying songs. 1 is by the use a software, like Windows Media Player or you can drag and drop the songs to your Walkman when connected on a computer via USB port. -Vincent
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The plug in the back is used for input from another source, to use your player as speakers. You would normally use a wire with a male plug on each end so you can plug one end into (music/sound) source and the other end into the (AUX IN) of your player. There is no outlet on your unit for headphones or (AUX OUT.)
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This system has composite/RCA audio inputs on the back (the red and white cables for left and right audio), so with a mini jack to RCA cable you could plug in any MP3 player/audio device with a standard mini jack output. There is no headphone output from this system. The only outputs are HDMI and the connections to the speakers.
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Headphones works with any device with a direct stereo output..does your PS3 have a headphone output? I can't recall as I've sold my PS3...I route all sounds & visual direct out from the HDMI port to my HD TV directly....hope it answers your question.