How do you hook these up to sound bar to receive music from an IPOD? Only 1 jack receiver on back of sound bar-need two...I think?
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unfortunately you can not. no one makes the correct adapters for this set up
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As Sandra already indicated, I would think a simple aux-cable-splitter (1-in-2-out) would do the task.You'd come out of your iPod, into the splitter, and then from the splitter head toward both your soundbar and this wireless transmitter in parallel.
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I used two headphone splitters. Works like a charm. Here's a link for them. http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Speaker-and-Headphone-Splitter/dp/B000067RC4/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1430845753&sr=8-4&keywords=audio+splitter+jack
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Hi Harrison. They come with the 2 piece power cable/adapter, one cheap RCA, and one 3.5mm cable. I used the Y-cable that came with my FiiO iPod adapter. As far as cables go, I have some quality ones that I use with all my devices, but realistically, the ones that come with this unit will work. If you're hooking up an iPod-like device, I'd purchase a longer Y-cord (or long RCAs with a Y-cord). I have a roll of 12 guage speaker wire I use at home (and keep my own banana plugs as well). Hope that helps?
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I forget but I will say this about sound bars.1. Get one that can also do Bluetooth. This was a huge bonus suprise when my kids realized they could pair thier phones and use the soundbar as a full basement sound system2. I don't know if these exist in soundbars but if you find one with audio OUT that would be a plus. This tv only has one audio out... So If you have a soundbar you cannot attach headphones to TV for late night viewing
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Use the auxiliary cable (the cord where both sides look the same) provided in the package. Plug one side of the cord into the speaker and plug the other side into the audio port of your ipod (the place where you would plug in your headphones or earbuds). I hope this helps! :)
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What you would have to do is have a home receiver near by. I have one in my basement. I ran the speaker wire from the receiver in the basement to the speakers outside. Then you would just hook up your IPOD to the "Aux In" on the receiver. That's the setup I have to play my IPOD outside. There is no way to directly hook up the IPOD to the speakers. Hope this helps answer your question.
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It's a passive soundbar meaning you do need a receiver. There are seven terminals to connect up to seven channels, depending on your receivers capabilities. Very good sound.
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I was wondering if it is possible to link up two of these for a stereo effect while playing my iPod through one of them. Is that possible?
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@ M C......i have these on my computer. they connect with a regular mini jack plug to the audio out of the computer sound card. So if you have an 'audio out' on the ipod dock they should work fine for you. the sound quality is very decent as you would expect from Bose.....not their top of the line but still very good.
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I use an audio Y cable attached between the Video 1 audio inputs and the iPod. Select video 1 on the A/V receiver and it routes your iPod sound through the system. Of course you can't control anything but volume with your remote. I guess they want you to buy an IPod dock that plugs into the DM port if you want to get on-screen control of all of the iPod features but if you just want to put your iPod on shuffle and listen the single cable in video 1 works well.
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You don't need a receiver with this unit! It's self-amplified. Just plug it in to your TV via HDMI. Plug your other components in to the TV as well. At worst, you'll need to run a pair of RCA audio cables from the TV back to the audio input of the Sound Bar. Hope this helps
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You get cables at Walmart Radio Shack. You can plug two devices in the one hole that way. About 3 or 4 dollars. Remove headphones Into the. Y adapter. Then plug that into your TV
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I have surround sound and all audio including comes through my speakers by way of my receiver. Where or how would I hook these up?
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My sound system receiver fried. I would like to hook this directly to my tv or dvd system. Neither of them have speaker jacks. They both have one rca out or multiple s video/audio spots. How does this hook into them? I do not see any outlets other than speaker wire.
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Helllo JB My Onkyo receiver is the HTR990 So it has a special plug for the iPod dock Its not RCA or hdmi , you have to have a receiver that's iPod direct . Or what I used to do is plug into headphone jack and then use RCA cable But you have to operate iPod with hand You don't get picture on your tv and of course the fancy matching base
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You need a receiver or sound bar with optical in. Otherwise you can't. Unless you mean physically, in which case you could hang them from the wall mount.
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The A/D cable does not work in both directions - the signal flow must be *from* the audio end *to* the USB end. That means you can not play out through your USB jack using this cable.You will need a D/A box to play out from your USB port to your speakers, and probably an amp as well (unless your speakers are powered). You can find these little guys branded as external USB sound cards, typically for under $50. Some of the nicer ones have gain and processing controls, but most will have an 1/8" TRS jack rather than RCA or full size phono jacks. When you go looking for a solution, remember to consider all the connections you'll have to make as well as power considerations. The A/D cable does not work in both directions - the signal flow must be *from* the audio end *to* the USB end. That means you can not play out through your USB jack using this cable.You will need a D/A box to play out from your USB port to your speakers, and probably an amp as well (unless your speakers are powered). You can find these little guys branded as external USB sound cards, typically for under $50. Some of the nicer ones have gain and processing controls, but most will have an 1/8" TRS jack rather than RCA or full size phono jacks. When you go looking for a... » Read More The A/D cable does not work in both directions - the signal flow must be *from* the audio end *to* the USB end. That means you can not play out through your USB jack using this cable.You will need a D/A box to play out from your USB port to your speakers, and probably an amp as well (unless your speakers are powered). You can find these little guys branded as external USB sound cards, typically for under $50. Some of the nicer ones have gain and processing controls, but most will have an 1/8" TRS jack rather than RCA or full size phono jacks. When you go looking for a solution, remember to consider all the connections you'll have to make as well as power considerations. « Show Less