if i plug without batteries can i play?
1261773
You need something in there for example I have a rechargeable battery pack I use. The cable doesn't charge the battery pack I have a separate charger, but it never loses connection or anything the wire is a solid buy
264698
Yes you can, although it seems to sound a bit softer. You can continue to listen to music after the batteries die.
2150349
There is a place on the CD player so one can use an outlet instead of batteries to play it, but I personally haven't used it yet because I presently don't have such an adapter and haven't felt the need for one. Hope this helps.
1840513
Yes, but I don't know how long it will play. There are adapters that will allow you to use batteries, and then if you use it in a car, it is on a battery-- a really big one. The spec says it will run on something like 6 to 18 volts. Just be careful and match the polarity.
1140319
Yes, and it's very useful to do so. Conversely, you can listen to music without a battery in the headphones (but you'll need to switch the device to "off").
612740
Yes, you can play it while plugged in. It actually plays quite a bit louder. It should be charging depending on the volume .
1907515
My little boys did the same thing. We found if you will leave it pluged up for five or so minutes before turning it on to play while pluged in this doesn't happen. Hope this helps. It worked for us.
1224140
According to my wife the answer is no, it must be plugged in. She loves it though.
1911476
Buy a dc adapter and it will work without batteries. Or buy rechargeable betteries.
279844
Sure you can. But you will not need to keep it plugged in. It should do the job without a recharge.
2055085
Hello,I see you had a question, to answer your concern: these speakers donot require batteries, nor do you have to plug into a electrical outlet. A USB plugin and sound input is all that's required.
879077
I really don't know as I don't use batteries, I just plug it in when I need it.
706138
Yes you can use any size amplifier. Yes you can play without batteries but you need them for the tuner in the side of the guitar and the battery also operates the pre-amp in the side of the guitar. This guitar is great, I am really happy with it.
1869824
I don't think so, but you can get the arcade master and that can be plugged in. The arcade master has a joystick and buttons like arcade machines and it has all games like the ultimate portable
1110107
Yes, as long as it is plugged in, you will be able to keep it running. However, as long as you're only using the player as a clock and alarm clock, it's probably not necessary to keep it plugged in. Battery life with just the clock running should be very long, since the clock function uses a tiny fraction of the power that it takes to run the radio or audio file player.
368519
Just plug in, no need batteries. You can use it for LPs 33, 78 and singles 45. It takes CDs and USB, so you can copy from vinyl or CD to MP3.
1907952
You will not need a battery anymore. Just hook to your device and plug in. It's not a charger.