I this something I can use just to practice to a song or would i need something else? In short, If I play music on my IPOD could I play along and hear my instrument also over my headphones
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There are plenty of apps out there that will allow you to play a song and jam with it with a plugged in instrument. I have used Amplitube (which I hate, loathe and despise, but that's because everytime they update it, they make it less usable). A little research on apps, and various cables would help you. I've given you one app already. With an assumption you want to use a guitar, here's the guitar cable that I use Griffin Technology GuitarConnect Cable for iPhone, iPod, and iPad I have two of them. Don't use the IK Multimedia ones, they are garbage. There are plenty of apps out there that will allow you to play a song and jam with it with a plugged in instrument. I have used Amplitube (which I hate, loathe and despise, but that's because everytime they update it, they make it less usable). A little research on apps, and various cables would help you. I've given you one app already. With an assumption you want to use a guitar, here's the guitar cable that I use Griffin Technology GuitarConnect Cable for iPhone, iPod, and iPad I have two of them. Don't use the IK Multimedia ones,... » Read More There are plenty of apps out there that will allow you to play a song and jam with it with a plugged in instrument. I have used Amplitube (which I hate, loathe and despise, but that's because everytime they update it, they make it less usable). A little research on apps, and various cables would help you. I've given you one app already. With an assumption you want to use a guitar, here's the guitar cable that I use Griffin Technology GuitarConnect Cable for iPhone, iPod, and iPad I have two of them. Don't use the IK Multimedia ones, they are garbage. « Show Less
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No, this will not work through an iPod unless it has a Lightening connector. I don't know because I haven't had an iPod since gen 2.
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That's what we started out trying to do. After trying a number of things, we finally gave up. It seemed like there was nothing that would allow us to do that simple thing. I hope you find what you need, and if you do I would live to hear what it is.
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The way to do it would be, download garage band for ipad, iphone or ipod touch, create a new song, create a new track, drag an mp3 onto that track, open another track and record yourself on the JAM whilst playing the guitar on that track.
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Yes you can. It comes with an Audio Companion for MP3 players. I have mine on my iPod.
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I was wondering if it is possible to link up two of these for a stereo effect while playing my iPod through one of them. Is that possible?
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Yes this basically is just a headphone amp which will amplify the sound. This amp is great, and will enhance the sound quality. Can be used with any sort of headphones, earbuds, and stereo's.
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It depends on what you want to do with the iPad. I use my android phone with it, but just on the AUX channel, so I can play with the music I like. I believe you can do the same with an iPad. You just need a male-male cable to plug it in the aux.Also, there is no need of a PC. You can plug your headphones directly to listen while playing.
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There is an input for your guitar and an output for your headphones. You don't need an amp to use this device because you will hear sound from your PC. However there is a slight time delay is what you will hear from your PC, this will throw off your timing. I don't recommend this device because of the poor quality sound and the time delay. The software that comes with the device is an old version and is buggy. You are better off just plugging your guitar to your amp and then run an output wire from the amp into your PC input. Your PC has much better control and the quality is much better. The only thing the device software you will miss are the many effects and amp sounds that you won't get with your amp unless you have a pedals and nice amp system.
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You can plug your headphones into your iPod & listen to music but it won't be amplified no. There would be no reason to do that. In order to hear your music amplified you HAVE to plug your headphone into the amp itself. The amp does not transfer it's power to the phone. It just takes the signal, unamplified, applies it's amplification & sends that signal to it's output (aka headphone jack)
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The unit doesn't have an outlet for headphones. You can plug your headphones/earbuds to your iPad/iPod,or iPhone while their docked to the unit and listen to your content in private.
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Yes you can use it by iphone or ipod. It is Ok to listen. For best effect, you need an amplifier.
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I also wanted to use it with headphones but it doesn't seem to have that function. The place by the volume control is to plug a mp3 player into (input but not output), so I guess that you can't use headphone with this product (bummer).
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First of all, you do need headphones to listen to discs. Secondly, why would you even consider using this for everyone in the room to hear when there are so many other ways you can play discs from speakers. I consider this a portable instrument for personal listening so that I don't bother people that don't agree with my selection of discs.
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Actually MUCH better. Audio on an iPod is compressed sound, but most audio from a home system is not. Plus, your home audio system has a much better amplifier, meaning less distortion in sound. So not only can you crank the volume louder, it will sound much better at both low and high volume than with an iPod. So yes, great headphones are even better with a home system. Hope this helps!
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It's manly a mini amp to amplify your headphones, I use it with my ipod and works great. So if you are running off your comp. to listen to audio, then yes.. It is one of the better built amps I have..
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Absolutely. I use this as my quiet practice rig through headphones and it's fantastic. I also use it plugged into a line level input on my mixer through speakers and it works great. I've been very impressed with the sounds I'm getting and the (relatively) well-done interface.
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You can use it with anything that goes with headphones. The sounds its perfet
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It can work for that, well sorta. It's purpose is to extract a line out signal to connect to an amplifier (like a fiio e5, e6, ect.) or a stereo system. It outputs a line level signal without any volume control, so your headphones will play quietly because the signal isn't amplified.
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I connected my Ipod to a guitar amp. Crank it up in the a.m. Wakes up the kids. That is why I got it. Most PCs have a stereo jack for headphones, so this will work. The smaller end goes in the PC, bigger end in the amp. Crank the tunes, dude. Or movies, if that is what you like.