could I use it with usual mp3 player? such as sansa for example?
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I don't know if the play/pause function will work, but it will play out of any headphone jacked source.
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i use it with my cell phone and play a music app, so it should work for your MP3 player. it comes with good stuff
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Yes and No... My son uses them with his Sansa mp3 player. They sound Great! However, the in-line volume controls/mic do not work.
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Yes. They need to be powered speakers in order to get any kind of volume out of the player. MP3 players are designed to work primarily with headphones so they don't, as a rule, have a high-wattage output. I hook my Sansa up periodically to powered computer speakers in the living room (cheaper than a new stereo). Works well for background music.
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I bought this for my sister and she just has a regular mp3 player so I don't know. I remember when I was shopping for this I did see some transmitters that said for ipod so u may want to read the whole title name to see if it lists "for ipod". Sorry I couldn't have been more help
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I've used mine with my creative mp3 players and my computer - haven't got an ipod so can't try that
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Not at all. Just plug it into computer usb. Computer will see it as a drive. When you double click the drive you will see all folders on the Clip. Open your music folder and drag and drop your choices into the Clip music folder. Or you can load a micro SD card (up to 32gigs) with music and just plug it into the Sansa Clip+ players slot.
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Yes you can. It has the larger headphone jack though, so you'll need an adapter if you have the standard 3.5mm endpoint.
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No, you can use this on any listening device that has a standard headphone jack.
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Yes - I have used the Soundfly SD with both my Zen and Sansa Plus MP3 players.
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It is possible, but was rather complex in the past. However, now that iTunes has switched to DRM tracks (the music is not copy-protected so you can listen to it on different devices), I think that it should be possible. If you have mp3 files, they will work - just drag & drop. However, it will be easier to use an ipod with itunes. The whole beauty of the Sansa players is that you're not locked into using itunes, one computer, etc.
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Yes you can use headphones. Play along with your MP3 player through headphones.
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I don't use itunes, so I can't answer specifically to that standard. However, if you can get the itunes into the "mp3" format I'm pretty sure this player would play them well. There is even some capability in the SANSA software that will convert. I have a number of these players and I've given them to my kids and my wife. Everyone likes them, though my kids are using their phones more for players now.
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Yes you can! I use this with my iPod touch,iPod nano, iPad and iPod shuffle.
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Yes. Here are several ways. There are probably more. 1. Purchase an FM transmitter. Hook it up to the sansa, and tune your radio accordingly. 2. Use a 'cassette adapter'. 3. Use an audio 'patch cord' connected to the sansa's headphone jack and your stereo's auxiliary input (if you have one).
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Since it has RCA inputs, you'll need a mini stereo jack to RCA cable to attach any MP3 player to it that has as standard 1/8" stereo jack (basically anything you put headphones on). No fancy dock, but easy enough to connect.
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Never tried it but I can't imagine how a mp3 player could work as there is no input. The only jacks available are one for headphones (at the lower part of the device) and a pair of RCA for stereo outlet easily seen on the picture up right corner.