I have this and am wondering if I can use it to play mp3's from my android phone as I don't use ipod anymore. Can't hurt my phone to try it, can it?
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On the back is an Auxiliary input. Use a miniplug to miniplug cable, plugging one end to your earphone jack and other to the Aux input. Select Aux as the input source. This technique will work for any device with a miniplug headphone jack including cd players and tape players. I only added the Bluetooth adapter because I had already invested ina Scoche PassPORT 30pin adapter. This allows me to play from my Ipad while still using it, instead of the wired connection of the Ipad via a miniplug to miniplug cable.
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Yes,...i do it all the time...I too have stopped using ipod. i just use a $6 cable from back of unit to top of my Android....set the unit to AUX (rather than ipod or FM)...and enjoy! It doesn't fit perfectly, but i lean it up and it's great. I'm happy.
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Yes. It works great with great sound. It can also charge your phone while having the bluetooth connection. Most docks now a days can only play the music due to the bluetooth. I would suggest this for anyone with an android phone!
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Never tried it but I can't imagine how a mp3 player could work as there is no input. The only jacks available are one for headphones (at the lower part of the device) and a pair of RCA for stereo outlet easily seen on the picture up right corner.
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That's somewhat a tricky question.I've used it very sparingly with Bluetooth connection to my iPhone 5, the connection was a breeze to establish, and the sound came out pretty good for what it was, mp3 at 320kb/s or less.It did provide good mp3 sound, and a very reliable connection i.e. no dropouts in close range, I didn't try a distant connection though.Hope I could've been helpful.
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I don't believe it can be used to play music. The manual says nothing about that. If I'm wrong, I'd love to know how to do it.
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I don't know. I have not tried that. I only drop and drag mp3 files to my player....Have not tried it with anything else.
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I only used it as a charger. I don't think you can play music through it, I already had an aux cord so I never tried to use the charger like that.
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Yes you can. It plays all music from iphones and mp3 players with ease. Just plug it in and play.
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Yes, I have used this on two different Android phones and a Windows phone via Bluetooth. You can use a male/male auxiliary cable and connect it to virtually any device that plays music.
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Yes it can play mp3s. However, buying this particular product to play mp3s would be a waste of money.
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why not? as long as your Android device can receive external music using BT port.
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Hi Jackie, it can't play music files on .MP3 format. It can only player music files from regulard CD.s -Vincent
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I have only been able to use the headphone jack. When I connect the USB, it doesn't seem to access Android music files. So it will play your Spotify songs, but you will have to change the song on the phone screen, not via the remote control. Also, I kind of agree with Mr. Hernandez' answer.
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I have not tested on MP3 player but it should work. From best if my lnowledge Mp3 output jack is similar to headphone jack.... Hope this info was helpfull
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I have a lesser version of this player - the one Amazon sells for about $80 here - and I use it with my Zune player. It has to be connected as an Aux device using an cable, but it sounds good for that purpose. I was going to purchase another one for another room in my home. I don't know if it works with droid phones, but I would guess not since it's a different OS than the iPhone....it would be nice to see a manufacturer make some of these type products where they didn't lock themselves into Apple products - and actually support the HUGE droid marker out there.....if Apple will let them
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i dont know any device of this type who dont play mp3. is the basic file. yes my friend, the x3 play all kind of files, mp3 included. regards
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I believe the short answer is no. Unless im mistaken, this has the ability to play back mp3 files from SD cards and USB drives. Apart from these, it only amplifies sound from other sound sources, such as mp3 players, cd players, smartphones, computers and so on, by use of a 3.5mm stereo audio cable.