Can I plug these into my ipod? What does it mean that they are for "wireless monitor applications"?
142183
You definitely can and let me tell you something this are the best headphones I have ever used for this price period! I have tried several and these are bar none the best! I use them for everything even as monitors! You see I am in a band and when they speak of the wireless monitor its just so a musician can hear the mix. It's transmitted from the soundboard to a receiver wirelessly. It's pretty cool actually. So what are you waiting for BUY THESE!!
142184
Yes, you can but they don't have a remote volume or play/pause contrrol. In addition an "iPod" headphone has a contoured Eq. meaning that music will be more pleasant opposite to In ear monitors headphones that bring "a flat frequency response " as they are disigned to translate music or speech exactly as it is without coloring.
142185
Yes, you can plug it to your ipod. They can get really loud so if you are a musician you can use them as (not professional) in-ear monitors, for example a drummer, that's why, in this case, they're good for "wireless monitor applications". For the "wireless" part they sell a wireless receiver (Sennheiser Ek 300Iem G3) which already comes with the earphones.
499936
You can, if you have the adapter. I had to get one for my ipod touch for a dock at work, and it works on this, too. I just love how apple just changes this stuff - not.
545113
I don't know; I've only used them on apple devices. Wish I could have been more help.
224200
Yes they are, via your wireless router WiFi using "AirPlay". But they don't connect directly to your phone via Bluetooth or Dock. The Dock is only good for charging, and it doesn't have the iPhone 5 lightning adaptor. Save your money, I bought these speakers and they failed after a few months. The warranty replacement also failed after a few months, and unable to replace those... They look and sound great when they work, but the reliability is no good.
819671
I'm not sure if I'm answering correctly, but they are speakers that we can use with our stereo as well as an I-pod, etc. You can turn on one speaker or both and they play the same music based on the device your plugged in to.
1155678
You'll need bluetooth in order to connect them. If your ipad or ipod has bluetooth you should be able to use them
791791
They do not plug directly into a computer. I have an audio interface (in my case, an Avid Rack 11), which interfaces with the monitors. I'm sure there are plenty of ways to accomplish an interface, but the monitors do not plug directly into a computer.
968612
You can plug an iPod into anything. Features and price will vary; a good $10 cable from radioshack will connect any iPod to any rca inputs.
1700015
Yes,they support IPhone and IPad. Their airplay will be posted when you switch on, no need to download.
1114530
You have to connect them to a receiver. One of the output sources. From there it's your choice with the input source is, cable, cd, iPod, etc.
1769666
I'm not sure but I know they will connect to the IPad and iPhone. They may be compatible with the IPod as well
1586667
I have the latest generation I-Pod nano. They provide uncompromised excellent sound and have a comfortable fit for my needs. The best out of whatever is out there (or at least whatever Best Buy has , as I sampled all that they have). Monitors work great with my I-Pod. One thing I noticed, though, that battery life decreases by about 20%. Difference being it takes more juice to power the Monitors as opposed to ear buds.
42636
No. To use these speakers with your iPod, you would need some sort of power amplification. You can find small portable amps, perfect for what i think your looking for, here on amazon for 20 bucks and up. Just search the term "portable power amp". Hope this helps.
1281894
i dont know because i dont own or have access to "all devices". they work with ipod/laptop/tablet
813766
They are not wireless, you have to plug them in, so yes, you can plug them in to any devise.
2049750
Sorry I can't help with this. I ended up returning these as they did not pair with a transmitter I had (Not Ipod).It should if the transmitter is stereo not mono, but I'd email the company direct.
1081338
Unless your iPod touch uses infared wireless you don't. These do not use a radio frequency or bluetooth.