1. Can you plug the tv aduio into it and have the tv play through the Sangean speakers ? 2. How tall is it without an ipod in it?
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1. Not sure. Can do stereo lead from headphones output of mp3 or cd player. There's also instructions on digital output for S/PDIF Signal from equipment. Not sure what size2. 5 inches if antenna not upright
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There's an auxilliary input so I imagine you could run tv sound through it. The manual mentions add-on mp3 players (there's already a dock for that, as you can see in the photo) or cd players (there's already a slot for cds). Anyway, you can switch it to aux mode for whatever you plug into that input. It looks to me to be 5 or 6 inches tall, not counting the FM aerial, which can extend upwards a couple of feet. There's also a wireless aerial but that only goes a couple of inches above the unit. Hope that helps!
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The unit had an audio in port that takes a mini phone plug like the ones used on headphones. You may need an adapter to get from your tv to the mini plug but should not be a problem. The unit is just over 5 inches tall without anything in the dock.
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1. Yes. Auxiliary input (and line out too).2. The unit is 4 7/8" tall. If you raise the WiFi or FM antenna you will need more height.
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1. I don't think you can plug TV audio into it; there is a 3.5mm auxiliary input socket but the directions state that it's for connecting the signal from an external audio source such as an MP3 or CD player. 2. It's about 5 and 1/4" without the iPod in it.
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It has SPDIF (digital audio) and AUX inputs...so I suppose the answer is technically yes, but probably not the sort of unit that would optimize your TV audio. It's not a 'surround sound' sort of system. And, it's 5 1/8" tall without an iPod in it, it's 7" tall with the WiFi antenna up, and 29 1/2" tall with the radio antenna fully extended.
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Hey, Darren this is a stand alone unit so you will be able to play it without having it hooked up to a t.v. If you look at the speakers specifications you will notice that it has multiple ways of playing media. You can connect any device to it that has a 3.5mm headphone jack. You can also load up and use an SD card with mp3s since it has a slot for it as well. If you don't have an SD card you can do the same with a USB stick drive because it supports that too. If all those options are not enough you can also play your music via Bluetooth. You're set these speakers got you covered.
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Yes you can it comes with a couple cords to plug into your tv or iPod or mp3 player through the headphone jack, or works very well and they are a really high quality system for the price.
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I don't have an ipod, but I was able to connect my mp3 player to the TV, select "Viera Tools" or "SD/USB" on the remote, and the TV screen displayed a folder menu of the mp3's contents. The remote is then used to select the files or folders you want to play on the TV. The TV didn't recognize my camera or smart phone as a mass storage device, but that might require additional steps or something else I'm not doing. Since I'll probably never use the TV that way I regret I'm not motivated to investigate. The Viera user manual is available online at the Panasonic website and should have any information you need.
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There is an "audio out" on the back of this TV. It's a 3.5mm stereo plug so as long as you have a standard set of headphones or earbuds with a 3.5mm jack, you should be good. This is the same headphone jack you would find on your phone, iPod, etc.
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You can connect it with the 3.5mm RCA cables, but the sound quality is poor, at least on mine, I have an IPod that I connect via USB, the sound quality is much much better. Hope this helps.
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ya I have a computer sound system hooked up to it and use the headphone jack for my iPods this tv has every jack and more for its price range 3 hdmi 1 VGA 1/2 USB 1 headphone and all the hdmi s
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It has wired (optical and analog) as well as wire-less (bluetooth) connectivity. So you could hook up to most TVs. Stream music from bluetooth devices like iPod, iPad, iPhone, Laptops, etc.
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We have been able to hook up any type of Ipod or mp3 player no problem. There is a universal speaker plug attached. The specs should give more detailed info. The sound is very clear and loud for such a small speaker.
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Most newer TV's don't have a headphone jack. You would have to check your tv for the type of jack(would e the size of an ipod), and if not you can probably buy an adapter. Bot sure of prices but you could find it here on amazon.
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I'm not at all familiar with that unit, but that doesn't stop me from having an opinion. It's a question of the antenna. Can you unplug the antenna wire (transmission line) from the TV? If so, then you have an antenna jack on the TV which can be used for plugging in a much larger antenna, instead. Plugging in anything from bookshelf-mounted rabbit ears to a rooftop-mounted antenna would be an improvement over the little antenna supplied with the little TV. But you're allowed to plug a bigger antenna into a little TV, if the little TV has an antenna jack. If you can unplug the little included antenna and have an antenna jack on the side of the TV, I would recommend bringing the TV into a Radio Shack, let the teenage salespeople there identify the jack on your TV, and see what they have to offer that will plug in there. Even your little antenna may perform better if you park it against a window -- more radio waves get through the glass windows than through the walls, so the signals are a little stronger against the windows. Try a window on each compass point of your house. Signals are also stronger upstairs (if you have one), and it couldn't hurt to experiment with bringing the TV outside where there are even fewer walls to block the TV signals. The AV In jack would be (for instance) for playing a DVD player through the little TV. The AV Out jack would be for hooking up a bigger TV to play what's on your little TV screen. In either case, neither of those are what you need for receiving more TV channels. What you need is an improved antenna situation. Another strategy for getting more TV stations is to move closer to the inner city, where the broadcast towers are located. TV reception is challenging out in the country. Peace, -Neil-
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It has a line out, not a line in - so no, you can't plug your ipod into it. Good question - I was wondering the same thing. I just started using the 760 and am very happy with it.
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not exactly sure what your asking,but i"ll try to answer=) There are 4x speaker outputs on the rear of this unit. It is a 4 channel output for up to 4 speakers . There is an input on the front of the unit for a 3.5mm plug {to plug you cell or ipod into}. There is also a full sized USB input for a USB flashdrive on the front ,up to 16gb {not included}, and a full sized SDcard slot on the front as well. On the back there is also a pair of RCA inputs ,to conect to your tv ,or home audio system. Its a reallt good unit,and a powerful amplifier. I use this unit for all kids of DYI BOOMBOX Builds ,and there powerful,and durable =) cant beat it for the price.
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Any type of speakers with a normal audio jack. If you want to listen to music without wires you'll need speakers with Bluetooth capability. Bluetooth doesn't go through walls very well though, and it has a small range. Your iPod would have to be close by and in line of sight.
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I have one of these as well. I never installed anything to use it. I just plug in a laptop and play spotify with it. We also just plug in our iPods, and use it. I hope this helps.
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Yes, this is the reason I bought two of them. The base unit (that cradles the speakers for re-charging) has a 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo socket. You just need to provide a connection between the TV "audio out" and the 3.5mm socket. I think most TVs audio out is via two RCA style connectors (you know, one is red and the other is white (or sometimes gray)). So you need an adapter cable with 2 RCA jacks on one end and a 3.5mm stereo plug on the other. One other tip; once the system was all hooked up the speakers would not play loud enough even when the volume adjust on the speaker(s) was turned all the way up. I pushed the "+" button on the base repeatedly and that increased the volume to the speakers a bunch. Yes, this is the reason I bought two of them. The base unit (that cradles the speakers for re-charging) has a 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo socket. You just need to provide a connection between the TV "audio out" and the 3.5mm socket. I think most TVs audio out is via two RCA style connectors (you know, one is red and the other is white (or sometimes gray)). So you need an adapter cable with 2 RCA jacks on one end and a 3.5mm stereo plug on the other. One other tip; once the system was all hooked up the speakers would not play loud enough even when the volume adjust on the speaker(s)... » Read More Yes, this is the reason I bought two of them. The base unit (that cradles the speakers for re-charging) has a 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo socket. You just need to provide a connection between the TV "audio out" and the 3.5mm socket. I think most TVs audio out is via two RCA style connectors (you know, one is red and the other is white (or sometimes gray)). So you need an adapter cable with 2 RCA jacks on one end and a 3.5mm stereo plug on the other. One other tip; once the system was all hooked up the speakers would not play loud enough even when the volume adjust on the speaker(s) was turned all the way up. I pushed the "+" button on the base repeatedly and that increased the volume to the speakers a bunch. « Show Less
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It has a LAN connection as well as a USB connection. Plus it does AirPlay. However, I'm not sure how you would hook it up to a TV unless you routed it through an AV receiver. It would be loud enough to work as your primary speakers in a small room, but the small separation/distance between the speakers might sound weird with a big screen. The sound is awesome though for music. a If you have a home theatre PC you could hook it up to that...that's probably the best solution if you really want to hook it up to your TV. I would just go with a soundbar though...about the same price and more speakers.