use with ipod? does anybody know if I can hook up an ipod directly to these speakers? If so, does it hook through the headphone jack? Thanks.
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About headphone jack on the logitech z-2300 thx.I read here usually the people talk about Desktops...and they plug this to the sound card, but what about the people who have a laptop as a desktop? (my case)If you plug to the headphone jack (it come with this conector?) the quality sound will be the same one as when you plug it on a desktop sound card?Thanks.
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@Gustavo: Yes. Any amplified speakers, such as these, are made specifically to be used with non-amplified sources (i.e., virtually non-amplified). That would include any personal computer, iPods and other MP3 players, and frankly, anything with a headphone jack. They are still called "headphone" jacks since that's what their original use was intended for, and then the speaker companies had an existing and standard sound-out jack to take advantage of. DAMAGE CONTROL: Always be safe the first time you use any new speakers by beginning with the volume controls (on both the source and the speakers) set to low, and gradually increase them. @Gustavo: Yes. Any amplified speakers, such as these, are made specifically to be used with non-amplified sources (i.e., virtually non-amplified). That would include any personal computer, iPods and other MP3 players, and frankly, anything with a headphone jack. They are still called "headphone" jacks since that's what their original use was intended for, and then the speaker companies had an existing and standard sound-out jack to take advantage of. DAMAGE CONTROL: Always be safe the first time you use any new speakers by beginning with the volume controls (on both... » Read More @Gustavo: Yes. Any amplified speakers, such as these, are made specifically to be used with non-amplified sources (i.e., virtually non-amplified). That would include any personal computer, iPods and other MP3 players, and frankly, anything with a headphone jack. They are still called "headphone" jacks since that's what their original use was intended for, and then the speaker companies had an existing and standard sound-out jack to take advantage of. DAMAGE CONTROL: Always be safe the first time you use any new speakers by beginning with the volume controls (on both the source and the speakers) set to low, and gradually increase them. « Show Less
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Yes, I use my Ipod touch with these and it connects through headphone jack.
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You can, but it's not ideal. I hooked up my ipod using a 1/8 jack to stereo RCA Jacks, plugged into the front AV input. Get good audio quality, but no control over the iPod, of course... I'm probably going to go ahead and invest in a dock...
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Yes, I used it with an ipod touch, but you have to go into settings and turn on the Bluetooth setting that then pair it with the speakers.
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I have only used them with my IPod Classic...they sound awesome...especially for the price.
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The Eton speaker (like this one...but mine is about 10 years old, I think) I bought works great with my old U-2 special edition iPod...but not with my iPod Touch...the little adapters that came with it didn't help either. I tried buying some other apparatus after getting some so-called expert advice and ended up having to send the stuff back because that didn't work either. You might want to try those little single speakers...they're really small and usually spherical in shape. I have not found any small speaker system that I can play my iPod Touch on. Hope this was helpful.
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I use the Aux In port to connect my IPod to the system. I then push the Source button to select the IPod and I can play my IPod through the speaker system.
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These speaker use a normal connection like for your ipod, tablet or mp3 player, if you want to use these speakers for your desktop they will plug in the speaker jack in the back or the headphone jack in the front....they sound great by the way, go ahead and buy them!
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Use the auxiliary cable (the cord where both sides look the same) provided in the package. Plug one side of the cord into the speaker and plug the other side into the audio port of your ipod (the place where you would plug in your headphones or earbuds). I hope this helps! :)
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It will sound better than any dock as long as:1. Your music isn't overly compressed, which most people tend to do because the iPod headphone out is designed for garbage sound (portable ear buds basically) so no sense in wasting iPod storage space with larger files.2. You use the line out on your pod. Headphone connector will not sound good with this setup (or any setup really). Use the line out and the sound will be great though.
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I'm not familiar with the iPod, but if yours is an older iPod I think it should work fine. But for the newer iPhones/iPads there is a lightning connector adapter you can put on the speaker itself. I had a first gen iPad I used the speaker for, now have an iPad Air, so got the adapter and it works fine. Speaker also charges your device if you play iTunes downloaded songs. Nice. It's a great speaker.
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Yes, with the usb to (ipod) headphone jack provided with the speaker. If your ipod has bluetooth it will work with that.
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These headphones have a standard 1/4" plug, which will not fit into the mini-jack on an iPod. You can get an adapter, though, for a few dollars.
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You control the volume with your iPod. There is no volume control on the speaker. You also can't play the speaker through the USB connection while it is charging.
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These are not a sound system. These are two individual wireless speakers with a wireless unit that accommodates an iPod. There is no way to plug them into anything other than what comes with them. They sound great though.... hope this helps.
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I use them with my iPhone. No problem. Just connect them from the headphone output connector. Love these speakers. Punchy bass and smooth highs.
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It doesn't have an iPod jack, but you could go headphones out (1/8" male) to RCA (male). You may want to use a headphone amp.
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No. To use these speakers with your iPod, you would need some sort of power amplification. You can find small portable amps, perfect for what i think your looking for, here on amazon for 20 bucks and up. Just search the term "portable power amp". Hope this helps.