I eed a unit that plays from my mp3 player and home receiver stereo. will this hook up my mp3 player to my speakers? thanks, rachel
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This is a Bluetooth receiver only. Good for wirelessly playing your Smartphone music, on a station with iPod connection (socket) on it.
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This device only works with the older Apple iDock interface (before iPhone 5); if your "mp3 player" is not a iPhone, iPad, iTouch or iPod it will not work with your device.
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this unit is for iPod docks/stereos with the wide 30pin apple connector. sounds like you are looking for a different type.
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I have my unit plugged into my Sony stereo. I hooked it into the aux port then I added a multispeaker connection device (radio shack), and now I have it playing thru the system with 6 speakers on my patio.
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No. It's not a "player device" so file format is not relative to this unit. It is a powered speaker, meaning the power amplifier is built into the unit. Just plug a signal cable (e.g. a 1/4" shielded instrument cable) from the output of your player to the input of this unit. If you're thinking stereo you'll need to get two of these.
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It will work with only the 2 speakers i have my setup hooked up to 2 speakers only. I dont even have a radio just an ipod connection and it sounds pretty good.
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The receiver needs to connect to your sound system and, yes, needs to be physically connected to a power source and your speakers. I use mine at school through our soundboard, so don't know if it hooks directly to the speakers.
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You may have to switch to a mode that turns all of the speakers on. I think the "Pro Logic" button on the remote will do this. But I haven't used the system with an MP3 player. That's something I've observed with my home theater system.
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If you mean can you hook up and play your MP3 player, yes you can by using the AUX functionality on the NSM-437 system and the head phone interface on your MP3 player.
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This has RCA input so yes you can connect anything that plays audio. Remember the speakers first :D. Lol
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I don't know for sure because I have never used it that way but it connects via audio cable to my PC, so I'm guessing if your MP3 player has a jack for earphones, it should work fine. Sound is great, I would purchase another one.
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I do not know. I have not tried to connect an MP3 playing device to this unit...
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Should be fine with your receiver. There are usually several places on receivers to plug in accessory machines that use phono plug inputs. If you're replacing your cd player with this machine, it could plug into the same place where the old machine was plugged into, for instance. I love this machine. Great old school technology and you can randomly shuffle and have continuous music for a long time.
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the answer is no. this unit is designed to charge and play apple 5 products. it will play any other mp3 player or device with an audio "out" port. the speaker comes with an auxiliary "in" port in the rear of the unit.
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I don't know. I have a Pioneer Mp3 player. It's an XM unit. It's a few years old. Sorry I couldn't help more. Good Luck
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the unit hooks up to the bose radio unit which has speakers built in.Also, some units are nt compatable. Check with Bose for details
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Yes you can, but you will need an auxiliary cable. Using the auxiliary cable will not allow the speaker dock to charge your mp3 player nor will it allow you to utilize the remote. However, it will amp your sound.
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The unit is normally hooked up to a stereo receiver or a computer to connect to stereo speakers and recordings (standard and mp3). The receiver and computer also have stereo headphone jack connections.
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Yes, it should. If your stereo has a headphone jack, you just plug the little base unit in and it will stream whatever you're playing to the remote speaker. You might need an adapter if the stereo takes the bigger size 1/4" headphone plug - the cord on the base unit is the smaller size, like for a phone or iPod - but that's it. Speaker works great!