How would you connect an iPod, to one of these subs and two Eon 515XT's, to get stereo sound from the 515's?
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You would need a stereo mini (the kind of plug for iPod headphones male) to RCA stereo (the red & white plug male) cable plus 2 RCA to RCA adapters (female to female) & a double RCA (male) to XLR (male) cable. Mini goes in iPod & xlr goes in sub channels 1 & 2.. Then XLR from sub channel 1 to 515 & XLR from sub channel 2 to the other 515. You'll need 2 standard 6 foot XLR cables for that. Unless you can find an Mini stereo to XLR stereo (left & right) to channels 1 & 2 of sub. Then XLR from channel 1 of sub to 515 EON & XLR from channel 2 of sub to other 515 EON.
1691570
you need the correct XLR to mini plug cable and then the correct XLR cables to connect the sub and other Eon speakers
1691571
Very simple , 1st connect the IPOD TO YOUR 515Xt THEN loop down to your 515s and turn the sub to the 4-4:30 position and your good to go..For the Stereo part, you will need a stereo "Y" cable to come out of your IPOD TO CONNECT each of YOUR 515Xts. I use the Eons 518s and it sounds like a large cub.Eddie from River City Attractions in San Antonio,Tx
1691572
You would need a mixer of some sort to connect an iPod but it would give you stereo sound.
1691573
1/8" to stereo XLR cable goes into the A and B ins (I'm assuming you do A=Left B=R, but it's up to you) on the subwoofer. Then an XLR cable goes from the A out on the sub to the in on the left Eon, another XLR cable goes from the B out on the sub to the in on the right Eon. Make sure the switch on the back is set on HPF.
1663362
I did use a 3.5 stereo cable with mine. I did not try splitting it between to two. I plugged into one and synced the two together.
1825800
You can't...not without some type of audio interface that would accept the stereo outputs from the mixer..
2092601
If you use a link cable from the speaker of the IPOD to the Speaker Dock, and insert it into the port of the docking station on the back, then push the input button on the Speaker Dock, that should work. (It is the same cable/wire you use to connect your IPOD to a car's stereo system.) There is a port on the docking station that allows you to hook up other devices to the docking station and use its' speakers. Otherwise, I don't know.
1995629
Best option is to use a dac (digital to analog converter - schiit make a "bifrost" that's fantastic). Failing that you can go headphone 1/8th mini pin to left/right stereo cable from the headphone out of your Mac to the line In input on the back of the amp.
610805
You don't. This type of amp is designed for 2 channel stereo, not surround or sub. The second set of terminals are meant for speakers in another room or outside.
1722786
No output port - you would need to get a splitter, connect that to your ipod, then you could plug in two but I would assume the volume would be greatly reduced for each speaker
799227
I connected mine to a stereo amp and fed everything through it. the sound is great !!
669995
I use an audio Y cable attached between the Video 1 audio inputs and the iPod. Select video 1 on the A/V receiver and it routes your iPod sound through the system. Of course you can't control anything but volume with your remote. I guess they want you to buy an IPod dock that plugs into the DM port if you want to get on-screen control of all of the iPod features but if you just want to put your iPod on shuffle and listen the single cable in video 1 works well.
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You can run audio out of your iPod onto the system via 1/8" stereo jack. Keep in mind you will be hearing stereo out of 5.1 speakers, not real 5.1 If you're looking for a system that will allow you to play audio from your iPod (which only outputs stereo), there are plenty of stereo systems out there that have better quality sound and MUCH better speakers such as this Bose system:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001DLTDQC/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1388776139&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70 You can run audio out of your iPod onto the system via 1/8" stereo jack. Keep in mind you will be hearing stereo out of 5.1 speakers, not real 5.1 If you're looking for a system that will allow you to play audio from your iPod (which only outputs stereo), there are plenty of stereo systems out there that have better quality sound and MUCH better speakers such as this Bose system:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001DLTDQC/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1388776139&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY1... » Read More You can run audio out of your iPod onto the system via 1/8" stereo jack. Keep in mind you will be hearing stereo out of 5.1 speakers, not real 5.1 If you're looking for a system that will allow you to play audio from your iPod (which only outputs stereo), there are plenty of stereo systems out there that have better quality sound and MUCH better speakers such as this Bose system:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001DLTDQC/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1388776139&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70 « Show Less
1218073
run it through a splitter, OR get an external mixer with multiple outs. thx!
1185216
To be honest, the quality of sound you will get depends on the speakers and the amplifier you use for those speakers. I have some old technics 5 speaker system (2 towers, 2 surround and 1 front) connected to a Pioneer receiver and they sound great. This device essentially replaces the cable from your phone/tablet/ipod to the amplifier or receiver. It is like asking which speakers work best with an ipod... it really does not depend on the ipod!
2087611
This is a bit like asking "how do you cook?" There us no one best way to hook up a sub... you need to divide the frequency of the signal into the frequency range your speaker responds to. There are many ways to do this... a crossover network can split the input (your music) into "sub" and "everything else" before the amplifiers and use separate amps for the subs and everything else... but thus is only one solution. Tell us what equipment you are trying to use and perhaps you will get a more useful response.
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Mr. Imagine did not help you...GeeThe only way to use an I pod is to get an adapter. Get a long double ended 3mm cord that goes from your 3mm earphone hole on the POD then patch it into tje female 3mm end of a Y splitter to RCA and then go through a vacant input. - imagine that.
556396
Use a stereo cable (3.5mm) from the headphones slot on your ipod to the headphones jack on the front of the control box for the speakers.
2231873
Thank you for asking. This sub is designed to take a line level signal. Without a preamp of some sort like a small mixer an iPod will not reach the potential of this amp and speaker, however you make get something from it if you had a cable that is 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo on one side and dual XLR on the other. You would need some mains for it to sound right as this is only a subwoofer so it does not provide full range audio.
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Buy a receiver and hook up external speakers to the receiver. Only way you will get a decent sound out of this unit. I have a similar problem and after much debate, I am planning to buy Sherwood RX-41 9 105WAat model to augument this stereo system. Good Luck.