if i connect my ipod into single speaker, should i get a Real STEREO sound?..My speaker has 1/4 trs input and ipod has 1/8 too...
636157
You can't get a true stereo sound out of one speaker cabinet, but both plug ends are stereo plug so you'll get both channels to play out of your one speaker. You won't lose anything.
636158
To have a stro sound you need 2 speaker but The sound you can get from your iPod is a quality sound, If you have a good speaker everything is okay.
636159
To have a stéréo sound you need 2 speaker but The sound you can get from your iPod is a quality sound,If you have a good speaker everything is okay.
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I'm wondering if anyone who owns the system can tell me how the sound is for regular 2 channel audio. I want this to be an awesome home stereo system as well, and use my apple tv to enjoy itunes through it!
1978263
Well, maxing the volume on the ipod and then adjusting your speaker settings (bass/treble) was what I was going to recommend. I had a problem with this with a prior aux cord (unfortunately, I could not get it to go away and had to replace it). I found if I rotated the wire, there was one spot that it was decreased, so I attributed it to a faulty cord. I have zero buzzing at all. Is the ipod newer or older? My older nano seemed especially troublesome with the aux cords while my newer ones are a-okay. If that is the issue, then there may not be a good solution. Good luck.
1970954
I usually buy a Y-Audio plug which plugs into the stereo outputs of the receiver and can plug into an iPhone or iPod. I usually carry it around with me because I invariably end up in someone's home and they love the music on my iPod they want to hear it through their stereo system. You can get it in Radio Shack for about $5 or $6.
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Yes if you have an adapter for your Ipod that converts the stereo output to two RCA phono inputs. They are typically one red for the right side and one white for the left. The unit has two RCA inputs. Use both sides (red and white) for stereo or one side for mono.
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I'd like to know the answer to this too. Has anyone tried it? I'm afraid to upgrade to the ipod touch 4g unless/until I know if it will work with my iGroove SXT speaker system. Please advise. Thanks in advance. :)
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No. This is a digital to analog converter. Your IPod is also a DAC, it's already doing the conversion for you, so this device wouldn't do you any good.
674709
It would only come out in stereo sound, you would need to make sure that your laptop has digital optical input like the iMac G5, MacBook Pro and MacBook, you can double check the Apple Website, if it does not have a digital optical in, these speakers would only use two speakers, these speakers do not "synthesize" 5.1 audio using a stereo port. In other words, your iPod would only come out through the front two speakers and not use the other three (center, left rear and right rear)
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Message i received from iHome.Hi Isaiah,If the external speaker you are using is stereo then it will be in stereo.Thanks,iHome Support
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My ion speaker works perfectly wthit my iPod classic 3rd generation and an iPod shuffle and my iPad you're just in the zone !!! Enjoy the music ..
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You can do that if you plug it in on the left channel, although i wouldn't do that, it is better if you plug your ipod to a mixer (miniplug to rca). then use two cables from the mixer to the sub (xlr left and right), hope this is useful to you
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First, it will not be stereo sound, just a mono signal split into two channels. Second, you'll need a 3.5mm to 1/4" converter (http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-GPM-103-3-5mm-TRS-Adaptor/dp/B000068O3T/ref=sr_1_sc_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1402407537&sr=8-3-spell&keywords=1%2F4%22+tp+3.5mm+converter) Thirdly: the jack on your stereo needs to be a "line in". Be careful not to turn up too loud or you'll blow your speakers. Best to buy a small 10w practice amp.
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I plug my ipod in with a 3.5mm cable all the time. You can also plug in external speakers through RCA stereo plug ins. Older versions of this couldn't do that (my friend has the older version)
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Shouldn't matter as long as your stereo system is pushing 8 ohms output. The only thing you might notice is different sets of speakers might have different volume levels when playing them together.
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Depends on the type of speakers you intend to listen to it with. If its just your computer speakers than this will be fine. If it is your surround sound than as long as it has an usb port it will work. If you are going to use a sound system that is specifically designed to listen to ipods than this probably won't work as they usually use the ipod specific plug which is wider than a usb port.
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Um, that's not really what it's for. You could use an adapter to run a line out into the input, but you'd lose one of the channels (it's not stereo) and it'd sound really muddy and distorted. I can imagine nobody who would enjoy listening to their iPod through this. This is a guitar amplifier and cabinet, designed to produce sound for an electric guitar. If you want something for a smartphone or PC, you want regular speakers. Look up "stereo system" or "home stereo" for that.
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If you are using it to Play out Music, you might need to confirm that the music is in STEREO if not the cable will just give you a mono L-R.To confirm this please listen to the song with good stereo headphone or try another song.