I want to run audio from my iphone, &amp; from my electric uke, &amp; connect both to my headphones, so I can hear both audio sources together. This work?
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Honestly, I don't think you will get the best quality sound running both at the same time, but it works great when only one audio source is playing at a time. I've never tried to two audio sources playing at the same time, but when it has happened, it's sounded fuzzy. You might need something built more toward music production that this.
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Sure, from the headphone jack of your ipad/iphone/ipop. You would probably need adapters and either an amplifier/mixing board to speaker or amplified speakers.
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Cindy, I'm not sure I understand your question. I mean, how else would you listen to music on an iPhone, surely not through the phone's speaker? Of course you can use your headphones to listen whilst in this case.
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Yes, you can feed two different outputs to your headphones through this cable. I currently connect a bluetooth receiver as well as my audio out from my flatscreen TV to a single set of speakers. Obviously to avoid sound from both devices coming through at once you will have to shut one them off. No complaints with this cable at all it has very worked well.
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Do it the same way. First do one then do the other. the second one may need to be activated on the device. For example my primary connection is my phone and it is always automatic but my computer is secondary and I have to activate my headphones thru the computer
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Yes it's an headphone amplifier. They also sell a metal case for the IPhone that slides onto the v-moda amp. You'll need a short cable to connect the 2.
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Both are powered at the same time. I'm assuming there is only one physical headphone amplifier so it would essentially be the same as using a splitter out of one of the jacks.
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You can but you would be hearing the same music on both at the same time. You would need an appropriate cable split connector..........
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They can only used at the same time on one device. You connect your device with the main speaker, the second speaker is connected with a cable of about 60 cm for stereo sound.
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I don't understand why you would want to pair two sound devices - what are you trying to achieve?
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I'm not sure about that my iPhone only allows one connection at a time. My iPhone is the iPhone 3. I'm guessing that the newer iPhones would allow more than one speaker.
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It's not a good idea. You are buying this to have sufficient power to drive each pair of headphones you are using. Doing this will cut the power available in half and you will then complain of volume problems. This would be like buying a simple splitter from Radio Shack, plugging that into your iPod (or any source), and then plugging two pair of headphone into it. Not enough power to do that, and that's why you need an amplified unit in the first place. I hope this helps.
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So, I deleted my earlier post. Getting 2 audio sources to play simultaneously is actually pretty easy. The mixamp has a line in for spdif (optical) and your typical aux 3.5mm jack. I hooked my computer via spdif and my TV via aux. You'll get both AND be able to toggle the balance with the right earcup game/VoIP switch. (I initially thought it didn't work, as I was 100% to my computer source, hence my deleted answer. Don't make my mistake). I would recommend the spdif from your console and aux from your computer, you'll get better in game sound. The balance feature is really nice, and it is tailored to your exact needs.
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I use this as an input device to my 1 year old Mac 27" but need to have garageband running, as well as speakers plugged into the Mac. Actually, I use a Boss BR-80 Digital Recorder for my output, (selectable via garageband) directly driving my Yamaha HS-5 Monitors then use the Jam 96k as a input. This allows me to practice and play through the Yamaha speakers instead of pugging into an amp which though nice, has a different sound. This also allows me to use all the stuff garage band has to offer. I've never used it with the iPhone or other iOS devices. Hope this helps.
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Not sure. I used the other input for my iPhone to play music under my voice. So should be able to. Audio input is audio input, right? Great device til mic panel shorted out after two years of weekly use.
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Yes. You can connect a aux cable from an external source, i.e. iPod, iPhone, iPad, roku through the headphone output on those devices. Hope it helps. Good luck.
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You may be able to use the Apple camera connection kit to extract digital audio from Apple IOS devices, however the Nuforce icon IDO, is going for $100 bucks right now and it is designed specifically for IOS devices. The IDO is also a great headphone amp and has analog outputs to send audio to your amp, so you can listen to it through the speakers. I own both devices and you can't go wrong with either one. Both offer great quality for the buck and if you've never used an external DAC for music listening, your in for a real treat. Best of luck.