I have a SanDisk MP3 player. Can I use these speakers with it. It doesn't seem to work. Am I doing something wrong or is it not compatible
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I'm not really sure about MP3 players. I used mine with an iPod and iPad mini and it worked okay for the price
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Has a standard male mini-headphone plug (3.5mm), so works with anything that will work with headphones.So there's maybe something wrong with the cord.
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I used it with my iPhone so I have no idea with the technology you're trying to use if it will work or what to do since it doesn't work
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One Micro SD card I purchased was not compatible with my SanDisk slot radio. I spent consideerable time loading music onto it, and then it wouldn't operate and also disabled the FM radio.I need to be sure this one is compatible. Does anyone know?
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Is this still the case? The Device Center at Audible suggests that the Sansa e200v2 series is compatible. I'm looking at buying a player that will run Audible files and prefer this one if it is compatible. Thanks!
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Speakers are not defendant on file types. If the plug on the speakers fits the jack on the music player, it's compatible.
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The plug is the same as an ear plug set. I have a Sandisk MP3 player and gave it a try...worked great. I would imagine as long as you have a standard ear plug receptacle you should be fine. I ordered mine from Blue Rigger through Amazon and I could not be happier.
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My wife uses the Sound Dock I got here with her Sandisk MP3 player. It can be used with any player that has a mini headphone jack and of course a mini plug to mini plug cord that can be found at any electronics store (Radio Shack,etc)
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I plug my external USB drive into the computer. Not sure if it would work like an MP3 player. I think there is a driver on the MP3 player that allows the music to play.
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Neither could I ! The USB port would not work with my laptop or MP3 player or other audio sources either. This unit has many other bugs as well. I returned mine after toying around with it for 30 days.. Sorry I couldn't really help with your problem, other than my strong recommendation to return it ASAP.....
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I haven't used these earbuds with an mp3 player so I couldn't tell you that, but I do use my earbuds for my ipod (5th or 4th Generation) and my phone and they work and fit just as well. I don't see why they wouldn't work for an mp3 player unless you have a special kind of mp3 player
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I successfully use a SD card. Never tried anything else. Don't see how you could. Can you transfer your MP3/4 files to an SD card?
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Yes, I have the same question, and will only purchase this item if there are speakers that can be used with it. I already have the CA portable digital speakers and use them with my (now full) 8GB ipod nano, doesn't look like the 2GB shuffle is compatible with these speakers.
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I'm not sure, but I have this unit and the manual has a listing of "Compatible iPod and iPhone". Nothing about other MP3 players. The unit does have a AUX input for a 3.5 mm plug (1/8") stereo plug, so if you can get an audio cable from your MP3 player into the AUX jack, that should probably work. The AUX cable is not supplied with the unit.
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No. And, I can't get mine to play ANY mp3 on sd card or usb stick. May be operator error, a fluke or whatever - but now it's my fluke :-(.
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I don't think so. Your Sandisk Sansa MP3 Player has a USB 2.0 connection whereas the iKross has a 3.5 Audio Jack Cable. You would need a USB Male to 3.5mm Female converter to make it work. I found one here on Amazon BIRUGEAR USB 2.0 to 3.5mm Female Audio Stereo Microphone Adapter + Neck Strap Lanyard and there may be others available too. I have the iKross Portable Speakers System and for the price it is great. Works perfect for my work station.
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I was just wondering if these speakers would be compatible with a RCA Pearl 512 MB MP3 player, and Walkman CD players
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These Pioneer speakers connect to the computer by regular USB cable and the speakers are not self-powered from batteries; they get the sound signal from the computer and power from the one USB cable. I am not an expert and only own an older SANSA MP3 player. My SANSA's sound output is not supported by the mini USB connection -- Sound out is only thru a headphone jack. So I highly doubt if they would work with mp3 players that are like mine. Maybe others have more information.
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Yes, they do play audible books, with one exception - the Version 1 Sansa e260 does not work with the audible .aa file DRM format file. If you buy new, you should get a Version 2 and those work with audible files. If you are buying used or refurbished, verify whether it is V1, V2 - or it might be the Rhapsody version. Having said that, if you are internet search savvy, you can figure out how to get the V1 to work.