Hi, I´m interested on the ION turntable, but I wanna know if it has the hole to plug earphones?. the pic doesn't show anything. thx
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There's no headphone Jack. There is a place to plug in different speakers though.
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It has an AUX plug option and one that connects to a larger stereo option. I think headphones can work in the AUX outlet.
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It has an audio output in the back, but that looks like it's for additional speakers, not head phones. We haven't tried head phones and we can't find the information booklet.
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To best answer this you know the Red And White plugins you see come with TVs ? You can get this adapter :rca to 3.5mm(female) adapter: to plug in your headphones as easy as hooking the Adapter too the back then into the headphones.
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It does only if you buy a cord for it I (can't think of the name of it.) but it's the red and white (RCA ) they go into the player the cord at the end of them is a audio jack if you can ask best buy or electronics store and explain to them about the cord.
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If you already have a tape deck with line out, you can get the ION Audio Vinyl Forever patch device. It has a fake decorative turntable on top, but it is just a device into which you can plug your actual turntable, cassette, 8-track, etc., as long as your music source has line-out capability. The ION device then sends an MP3 signal to your computer. $20 here on the jungle as of 11/2013.
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I also have a turntable that is audio technica AT LP60 , do I also have to buy an amp or can you tell me what to use. It is for a 13 year old and I dont want to have to spend 70 for this and then buy an amp. Somebody please help. I didnt know there were no speakers. i need it fast. Sorry this is a question not an answer
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Oh, for sure. Great turntable. It has a universal head shell, so, it works. Still enjoying mine. Getting ready to purchase an additional stylus replacement so I will have it when needed.
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No there isn't a plug for a headphone, sorry. I really do love it otherwise. But for a young person in their rooms they might want headphones, or at least the parents might!!
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Try these links, I think it has what you are looking for. One is for the turntable/hardware and the other is for audio conversion software.Good Luck!http://www.ion-audio.com/products/details/iprofilehttp://www.ion-audio.com/ezvc
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the Ion turntable is designed to perfectly transfer your records onto the computer in MP3 format. everything it records, will be on the mp3.
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I got it for a gift for my sister, I think it just plugs into computer to transfer records to digital files. MR etc. You can probably play them through computer speakers. There is no amplifier in the turntable.
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I purchased this turntable and am having nothing but issues trying to get it to just play, I have Windows Vista, a brand new HP with the dual chips? Did you have similar issues? Were you able to get anything resolved? Thank you It plays for a short time then Pyro says Audio Stopped? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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I do not own this turntable anymore. I would try to contact Marantz directly!
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I can use my earbuds just fine with the ion case. The lower power cable jack is reformatted to a small connect and is used for charging only and no other auxiliary usage.
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For playback yes of all peripherals. There is one exception that I have come across for newer phonographs. That is the ION requires a tape deck as opposed to the old school phono input. So if it is a newer phono, and you want all components plugged in at once then you may be interested in something else.
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hi, i bought this before and i had to returned it because the right side always came off of my ear, but its great for mp3 music i really really liked it but coz of the little mistake i dont have it no more, but if u like it go for it. its real nice, nice volume 2, now to connect to the pc just open on the inside i forgot which side is to open, then plug the usb cable (included), to ur computer, very easy to do.. good luck
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It has a little auxiliary jack in back, so just an audio cable with normal headphone-type jack is fine. I have a small bose speaker that I plug into the turntable and the sound quality is much better.
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Read this guys:http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/508796/monster-turbines-questionApparently the boxes were misprinted (an old batch perhaps). The box has since been updated (on the monster website). The earphones however, are what they were supposed to be, straight connectors and no cable slider.
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My purchase was a gift. I'm sorry I don't have any personal experience with the turntable.
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I don't have one, but if it only has a standard line-in jack, be careful. Older turntables and higher end recent ones only have phono out. That's a lower level output, with a specialized equalization curve to compensate for the characteristics of records. The short of it: it won't sound good connected to a line input. You'd need a phone pre-amp to correct the signal. Some more recent turntables, especially ones designed to connect to a computer, may have a line-out with a mini phone plug (like a those on headphones/ear buds). That should be OK. But if it has RCA plugs, it's probably a no-go without the pre-amp. I don't have one, but if it only has a standard line-in jack, be careful. Older turntables and higher end recent ones only have phono out. That's a lower level output, with a specialized equalization curve to compensate for the characteristics of records. The short of it: it won't sound good connected to a line input. You'd need a phone pre-amp to correct the signal. Some more recent turntables, especially ones designed to connect to a computer, may have a line-out with a mini phone plug (like a those on headphones/ear buds). That should be OK. But if it has RCA plugs, it's probably a no-go... » Read More I don't have one, but if it only has a standard line-in jack, be careful. Older turntables and higher end recent ones only have phono out. That's a lower level output, with a specialized equalization curve to compensate for the characteristics of records. The short of it: it won't sound good connected to a line input. You'd need a phone pre-amp to correct the signal. Some more recent turntables, especially ones designed to connect to a computer, may have a line-out with a mini phone plug (like a those on headphones/ear buds). That should be OK. But if it has RCA plugs, it's probably a no-go without the pre-amp. « Show Less