Does the sound come from the attached device, such as the iPad? Or do you have to attach or Bluetooth to speakers?
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The keyboard is just an input device to a program running on some other device (laptop, iPad, iPhone etc). How the sound is delivered is up to the music program and the device it runs on. So you can use it with Garageband on iPad, for example. Or an iPhone (probably with headphones. You do not need Bluetooth or other speakers unless your specific device wants them.
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Sound comes out of the "attached device" such as your iPhone/iPad. But you can hook it up to an external speaker/stereo or bluetooth speaker.
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The speakers do need to be connected to the system using the cords. Wireless means you can listen to music on an ipad or phone through your bluetooth connection without using wires to connect the device to the system.
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In back there is a mini-USB jack (not micro) only. There is no audio-out. One option:I occasionally use it when playing via Bluetooth to a Bose Soundlink II. It holds either my iPhone or Ipad without tipping over and sound quality over BT is pretty darn good.
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Turn your device ( I pod, I pad, tablet ) volume up. you controle the volume for the speaker on your device you are hooked up to, not the speaker itself.
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Only an iPad and nothing else? No. You'll need an amplifier connected to the speakers. Connect to the amp via a cord (just like an iPod) or wirelessly (via something like Sonos-still needs to be wired to the speakers). Or go via a bluetooth enabled amp (again needs to be wired to the speakers). I connect my iPad via Airplay linked to an Apple TV that is plugged into an amp that is connected to these speakers. Good luck!
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The pinball app has sound. The unit itself has no speakers and doesn't make sound itself but shouldn't need to as the ipad being used with it should provide it.
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Nope.After reading your question, I tried running the audio out of my iPad to my Bose wireless Bluetooth system... Doesn't work. : (
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I went back and re-read my originally reply. Sorry for the confusion, I don't know of a way to connect an iPad to the speaker system. I can connect an iPad (or any MP3 player) to the receiver that my speakers are connected to. Originally I wrote:"Yes, you can connect it (or any USB music player) to the USB port on the front and play locally stored or streamed music from there."
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Probably not. Must be attached directly to the iPad itself. For my iPad 4, I must unhook the upper right corner where the speaker is in order to attach it directly to the iPad. Works great though!
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I don't own an iPad. It has a standard USB plug. I am actually disappointed in the longevity of these speakers. They didn't last six months before we started experiencing popping sounds and changes in volume. We have replaced them with the cheaper Amazon basic speakers. The latter is not as powerful as the Pioneer set, but if they die inside of a year I won't feel so bad about it.
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No. These are not Bluetooth speakers nor are they wireless. They are standard stereo speakers that connect to a standard stereo system amplifier via cables. You will need either Bluetooth speakers or Apple AirPlay compatible speakers for direct connection from ipod/iphone/ipad. Or, if you have a standard stereo system amplifier and these speakers, you can get a bluetooth device on Amazon or at Brookstone that you plug into the stereo amplifier. It can then receive the music/sound from your iphone, etc. via Bluetooth, and play it through your stereo system.
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The speaker is wonderful. The issue was with a setting on my iPad. Highly recommend the speaker, sound is wonderful, so much better than the iPad contained speaker. Enjoy!
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These speakers should be connected to an amplifier. You can use an iPad as your audio source if the iPad is connected to an amplifier that is then connected to the speakers.
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You need an AUX cable. One end plugs into the iPAD, the other end plugs into the AUX outlet on the front of the unit.
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I have my ipad synced up. Sound is very good and totally controllable.also, my Android smart phone is the second one. Works perfect.
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If you turn the device sound up loud you can control it from the blue tooth device, mine is an ipad.
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The speakers themselves do not sync. I have mine connected to a Sonos Amp, and I have a Sonos bridge. Those components allow me to connect from iPhone, iPad, etc..