I have a speaker with a 3.5mm male jack that I want to connect to my MP3 player with a 2.5mm female port. Will this work?
634928
It's a very poor quality piece,the jacks don't fit properly,spend a little more and get a better one, :)
634929
In theory, yes, but I have discovered 3.5 to 2.5 is not consistent. The only answer is to try it. 50/50 odds.
634930
This is not the correct adapter for you. This will connect two speakers plus a microphone. You need a stereo adapter rather than a headset adapter.
1084968
I'm sorry, not a 2.5mm audio cable, you will need a 3.5 mm standard audio cable, sorry for the confusion.
806068
It depends on the model of speakers you use, you should be able to, because it works with connecting my Bose stereos speakers, and I'm pretty sure most speakers have a USB 2.0 Jack nowadays... especially the smaller more portable ones.
47575
will this work micro usb to male 3.5 jackhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/like/111384156775?lpid=82
1453712
Should work. Majority of MP3 players use a standard 3.5mm/mini connector which the X-Mini has. I use with a Sandisk Sansa Fuze & Cowon D2 player & both work perfectly. This X-Mini pair also sounds real good for the size!
2010203
the short answer is no. but it can work if you just buy an extra piece of wire about $4.00 just look in the search for rca to 3.5 mm male jack
13209
As long as your portable speaker has an auxilary in connection (I'm pretty sure it does), you should be able to connect your MP3 player to it.
357107
YES. Any audio out 3.5 mm jack. I have a low end mp3 and have to turn the gain up on both to get good sound. No problem with my other devices.
1411711
You can connect this mini speaker to any MP3 player through a 3.5mm earphone jack and coaxial audio cable. There's nothing complicated.
1336829
I would think so if a female usb to sterio jack adapter was used here is a link http://www.amazon.com/Female-3-5mm-Converter-Adapter-Charge/dp/B00B5P765G/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1379641787&sr=1-1&keywords=usb+female+to+stereo+jack
409836
Yes, but you must have a separate male to male cable to match the 3.5 mm female jack on the adapter.
1212183
The 3.5mm jack is right next to the micro-usb port on it. You'll need a male 3.5mm to plug whatever you're plugging in (speakers, headphones, etc.)
181818
The USB port is a input for your Mp3 player devices like that.As long as your pc is sending music via USB yes it will work.How ever if you have no luck you can use the mini quarter inch input just plug one end into the headphone input on your pc or speaker which ever one you choose.Then take the other end and stick it into the front input on the amp there is only one hole it will fit into so you don't get confused.
1692891
They have a 3.5mm plug. Check your mp3 player input. Some are 2.5mm, some are 3.5mm..i phones and most are typically 3.5mm. There are also adapters from 3.5 to 2.5 both ways you could get.
1066344
Yes there is a 3.5 mm input jack that you could use for any mp3 player but it is in the rear of the unit and would require a double sided male to female jack. Like the previous person stated it would not charge or be controlled by the HU. Best bet is to actually use a ipod or apple device as this unit was specifically designed for it. If you are bent on using just any mp3 player also be advised that it would require a long connection cable that would reach you as I said the control (fast forward, skip) would have to be done by the mp3 player itself. Hope this helped
1284049
for a 3.5mm "jack", this should work quite well .... why not call SanDisk (1-866-SANDISK (726-3475)
1532785
Any type of standard RCA cable, running through the mp3 headphone jack, should do the trick. That said, I've never used mine.