I have the older Harmon Kardon Soundsticks Speakers w/ a USB male plug end . Could this work to adapt the speakers to my iphone ?
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I have the same question and there isn't a clear answer with rationale. Can anyone chime in on this? My speakers are not USB powered. They have a dedicated power supply.
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It will work. You could either use a USB to lightning charge cable or a 30-pin to USB, but only with Apple's lightning to 30-pin adapter. The other ones currently are not providing a DAC to convert the digital audio from the iphone 5's lightning port to analog. They will charge only.
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Only if you had an adapter from lightening to 'old' style plug but you can also use male-male connector from iPhone headphone plug to AUX jack on the radio
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I haven't personally tried that but it's a standard USB jack I plug in my iPhone cord and play my songs from there but to answer your question, I don't see why not.
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Check for the phone jack dimensions on both Headphone and iPhones. I believe the smallest input should suffice
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i use it connecting iphone/pod to an old Bose & the sound quality is lacking.
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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.
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Sure, as long as the speakers are independently powered. I do exactly the same thing from my Ipod touch, works quite well. Not to be repetitive, but the speakers have to have independent power for this to work. Cheap USB only speakers will not work
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Not without an adapter to convert iPhone 5 audio output and lightning adapter to the old 30 pin connector
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We purchased a CableJive DockBoss which is an adaptor plug and our iPhone5 works great with the Bose SoundDock. Available via Amazon~
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I not sure of this since i do not own iPhone. I've been using this to play mp3s through a usb pen drive.
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Hi Gayle.. Im happy to try and answer....Theoretically yes, the 3.5mm male end is supposed to act like a headphones jack carrying the signal to the intended ipod dock or any ipod male 32pin plug ...but I tried this on my android phone to the car ipod plug and it did not work:}
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yes u can, there is an audio jack that u can hook up from ur iphone to the speakers.
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As long as those interfaces are capable of outputting audio to a 3.5mm stereo male jack or usb, I don't see why not. It was my understanding that Lightning is for data transfer and power, in which case no, it will not work. Doesn't your device have a headphone jack? If so, this speaker will work great with the supplied cable.
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If the speakers are located in the same spot as an iPhone 4 it will work, if the iPod touch speakers are elsewhere it will not work.
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The plug on this speaker will be to big for you Iphone. Radio shack will have an adapter for it for around $5.00
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Not without the adapter that makes other older cords and plugins work. This means that the iPhone does not rest as securely in the dock. You can still use one of the 3.5mm input ports to get music in but you lose the ability to charge the phone.