Can I plug an iPod into this amp to play through speakers?
1360957
Yes, of course. It has line level inputs. Make sure you have a cord that terminates with two RCA male jacks (for example, a mini phono stereo that goes to two mono RCAs) and you are all set.
1360958
Yes, on the front there is a 3.5mm jack input for iPod's etc.When something is plugged into that port, it overrides the audio from the RCA connectors on the back.
1360959
Yes Chris. There are two inputs on this amplifier. On the back side is a standard RCA plug. On the front is a headphone jack (for your iPod) which will take priority if two devices are plugged in. Mine came with both a male-to-male headphone cable and a female headphone to male RCA cable.
1360960
Yes, on the front there is a 3.5mm jack input for iPod's etc. When something is plugged into that port, it overrides the audio from the RCA connectors on the back.
459751
Yes. You need to get a patch cord that goes between your computer (probably to the 3.5mm stereo headphones output) and the other end with two standard RCA connectors (right and left). This is how I connected my iPod to the amp.
1245126
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.
1284659
You can run audio out of your iPod onto the system via 1/8" stereo jack. Keep in mind you will be hearing stereo out of 5.1 speakers, not real 5.1 If you're looking for a system that will allow you to play audio from your iPod (which only outputs stereo), there are plenty of stereo systems out there that have better quality sound and MUCH better speakers such as this Bose system:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001DLTDQC/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1388776139&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70 You can run audio out of your iPod onto the system via 1/8" stereo jack. Keep in mind you will be hearing stereo out of 5.1 speakers, not real 5.1 If you're looking for a system that will allow you to play audio from your iPod (which only outputs stereo), there are plenty of stereo systems out there that have better quality sound and MUCH better speakers such as this Bose system:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001DLTDQC/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1388776139&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY1... » Read More You can run audio out of your iPod onto the system via 1/8" stereo jack. Keep in mind you will be hearing stereo out of 5.1 speakers, not real 5.1 If you're looking for a system that will allow you to play audio from your iPod (which only outputs stereo), there are plenty of stereo systems out there that have better quality sound and MUCH better speakers such as this Bose system:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001DLTDQC/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1388776139&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70 « Show Less
780690
Yes. That would be pretty eccentric! But it would play the music. Though considering it's an amp for guitar it won't sound as good as iPod speakers.
1602942
Yes and No. To use your headphones you'll have to plug it into the source.However, there is the same size jack input if you wanted to use your ipod or whatever as the source. There are RCA inputs as well.
1228674
If you have an MP3 player out to RCA in... It is possible. I would not recommend it though. It is always best to have a deck between the MP3 and the Amp as the Deck is designed to interface with the amp
335081
Yes, if you are using the iPod as the music source. In this case, your iPod would have to be plugged into the 3.5 MM input of the unit.
146719
Yes, you can plug in ear phones, ear buds, and head phones (really anything with a headphone jack) into the amp.
590726
Yes you can. You need a Phono to RCA cord to make it happen. Obviously you need to hook the amp up the normal way to make it happen other than the stereo connection. If you want the iPod to control both inputs you will also need 2 of the RCA splitters 1 female to 2 male to split the signal for both inputs. Good luck.
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The device has a headphone output and stereo balanced output, both of which can be connected to speakers. I wouldn't advise running it through a guitar amp as you are meant to use it with an amp-modeling app which simulates the sound and characteristics of an actual guitar amplifier. Therefore, if you want to hear it out loud, just run it through a clean set of speakers or directly into the PA (depending on your situation). I will also add that this is a great device and gives a clean signal path for modeling apps.
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Yes because the way you connect them is via the head phone jack on the iPod. There are also red/black inputs at the back of the unit. These are nice speakers that put out pretty good sound.
51744
Yes. Use either Aux or one of the line inputs. Then play everything through it.
1722786
No output port - you would need to get a splitter, connect that to your ipod, then you could plug in two but I would assume the volume would be greatly reduced for each speaker
6907
Yes, you can.. but it can only be plugged using the AUX jack (USB doesnt work for ipods)
1052127
The ION will play vinyl through an amp & speakers, but the IPOD/IPHONE connection is only for transferring vinyl to the pod or phone. It will NOT play the I/POD I/PHONE through speakers, but you can, of course, connect your IPOD/IPHONE directly to an amp/speakers independent of the ION iLP.
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Yes you can. We purchased a pin connector cable with a 1/4 inch adaptor. 1/4 for amp side channel & pin for iPhone or iPod. Purchased those items at radio shack