Can I use this with my portable CD player?
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Yes, the iTour-Pop works with any device that has a headphone jack. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
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I haven't had a CD player for some time, but the connector out of the speaker is a male plug, so, I don't see what not. I would check and see what the return policy is just in case it doesn't. Also, the plug out of the speaker is only about 4 inches long. I use it on my iphone and my computer I bought a male/female connector and it works just fine.
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As a matter of fact I did plug it into headphone jack speakers to see if it will improve the sound, but it was not as loud as I would have wanted it to be. Besides, a personal CD player should be used by itself without additional help.
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Not sure if you can, you may want to try hooking the outgoing signal from the cd changer into the au port on the cd player
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Yes, you can, through the AUX input. Should work well; however, you may prefer the sound of the built-in CD player. (I do.) The secret is to run the built-in CD player non-stop for a couple days to burn it in. After that, it sounds very good.BTW, you'll need a stereo RCA to 3.5mm cable. (The RCA jacks go in the back of your multi-disk player, and the 3.5mm jacks go in the Bose.) These cables are dirt cheap, either on Amazon or eBay. If you unsure how to do this, take the Bose and your multi-disk player to your local Radio Shack, and they'll fix you up. (It will cost a little more, but still not very much.) Yes, you can, through the AUX input. Should work well; however, you may prefer the sound of the built-in CD player. (I do.) The secret is to run the built-in CD player non-stop for a couple days to burn it in. After that, it sounds very good.BTW, you'll need a stereo RCA to 3.5mm cable. (The RCA jacks go in the back of your multi-disk player, and the 3.5mm jacks go in the Bose.) These cables are dirt cheap, either on Amazon or eBay. If you unsure how to do this, take the Bose and your multi-disk player to your local Radio Shack, and they'll fix you up. (It will cost a little... » Read More Yes, you can, through the AUX input. Should work well; however, you may prefer the sound of the built-in CD player. (I do.) The secret is to run the built-in CD player non-stop for a couple days to burn it in. After that, it sounds very good.BTW, you'll need a stereo RCA to 3.5mm cable. (The RCA jacks go in the back of your multi-disk player, and the 3.5mm jacks go in the Bose.) These cables are dirt cheap, either on Amazon or eBay. If you unsure how to do this, take the Bose and your multi-disk player to your local Radio Shack, and they'll fix you up. (It will cost a little more, but still not very much.) « Show Less
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on this one you all ways have to wear those headphones on the time. on all portable cd players like you have now with difftrent brand names will always req. a headphone jack all the time. there are small speakers you can buy to hook up your headphone jack outlet. if you have a radio shack near by ask for one. or they can order you one. -- mark
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Not sure I understand the question. We have it plugged into computer, which does play CDs. Your CD player would have to have proper connectivity. These are fabulous speakers. You can play any music but they have to plug into your device.
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Yes. Just as long as you have RCA AV cables. Look to see if you have a red, yellow, and white outlet on your portable DVD player.
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i have a portable wireless stero speaker will it work with this sony cd player
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No. It only has an auxiliary jack, which means you can connect any external player, iPod or cd player but not to put in a cd in this microphone directly.
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Yes you can but the audio jack into the CD player and it should work accordingly
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This is not a CD player it is an amplifier. A CD player can be connected to it.
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Yes, you can, but it depends on the record player. If it has a built in phono preamp, that takes the level of the signal up to that of a CD player, then you can plug it in. If it doesn't, which is more often the case, you need a separate pre amp. Something like the Behringer might do the trick. Behringer MICROPHONO PP400 Ultra-Compact Phono Preamp
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Not sure... If the turntables output is equivalent to a cd player it would work... Not sure of the output of the turntable.
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More than likely not. The CD player has it's own internal DAC. The external DAC is used to bypass the lower quality sound card in your laptop, desktop, iPhone, iPod, other digital source converting the digital signal to analog giving the user a higher quality signal to amplify.
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I'm not sure I understand the question. There's a mixer included in the setup. If you have the appropriate cables, you can connect any number of devices, including CD players. If you meant to ask, "Can I use this WITH my mixer that is connected to my CD players?" the answer would be a tentative 'yes', but there wouldn't be any point and I can't imagine a scenario where you would do so.
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No you can't hook up a cd changer to it. Unless you use a changer that will run through an fm station.
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Probably not. I use mine with a wireless DAC that definitely has a high enough output level. Most modern electronics like a CD player would be fine. Of course, if you have a turntable, you will need a phono preamp.