If I plug an auxilary cord into the headphone jack and attach the other end to my iphone will the audio come out through the speakers?
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Joan - No, the headphone jack on the speaker system is to plug in your ear buds to listen to the music you are playing through the speakers. However you can listen to music from your phone. There is a wire coming out of the speaker system with a headphone plug on it. You just plug that into your phone headphone jack to listen through the speakers. Let me add that this is a small speaker system so there is very little bass.
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Can't answer this question since I don't have an Iphone(don't have a cell phone period).
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You will be able to control the volume output from the iphone and not the speakers
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You've got it right--there's no way other than the phones/lineout jack. I've played recordings through my sound systems' aux input fine so I haven't found it to be a problem.
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No. The phone audio is not routed over the Bluetooth connection to the device. Only music/alert sounds are routed. You can use this for your music and if you get a phone call the audio remains in the iPhone 5. I own this device and use it with the iPhone 5.
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Hi Stacy, you have to either use headphones or connect to an audio source with a standard aux cable. These can be found on Amazon or at your local Radio Shack, Fry's etc. Here's an Amazon link for you to see what the aux cable is: Mediabridge 3.5mm Male To Male Stereo Audio Cable (2 Feet) - Step Down Design for iPhone, iPod, Smartphone, Tablet and MP3 Cases
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Like the others answered, yes. Any sounds coming from the phone that you would hear through connected headphones, you will hear through the car speakers with this cord connected (as long as media audio input is enabled). Works great!
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If you connect the aux cable to your phone and put the phone in speaker mode.
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Yes, I just checked with my iPhone earphones, both use a 3.5mm input/output connection.
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It can work with auxiliar cable, but definitely it works better sound better with Iphone or ipod
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You'd have to ask the company. There is an aux. portal on the back. You can get an adapter cable to plug into the headphone portal on your iPhone. That's what I use for my iPod since it doesn't fit on the pins.
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According to my daughter-in-law who knows so much more about this than I do, the answer is yes. You would need to hook up the speakers using the headphone jack on the bottom of the iphone
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no, because it's not a piece of electronics that is connecting to anything inside the phone/ipod, etc. so main sounds from normal speakers will still work accordingly. it's just a like a rubber plug for the headphone jack.
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As long as your iPhone or iPad is connected to the internet and its Bluetooth is invoked, then yes. In fact, any sounds that come across your iPhone or iPad will come through the speakers, i.e. tones from texts, phone calls, notifications, etc... Bluetooth connection to the speakers is the key. I pulled up a you tube music video at my dining room table and bluetoothed it to the JBL speakers in the kitchen. Pretty cool!
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Yes, you can but you need an adapter if it's not the iPhone headphones or something with a thin input to fit through
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The audio plug just goes into your standard headphone jack, regardless of the type of phone you have. The cord plugs into the top of the transceiver, and if you had an android, you could use it to charge your phone, too, but with an apple, I'd probably just leave it plugged in in the car to make use of the signal boost. 100% compatability with iPhone, though, for sure.
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Sound should go straight to headphones when you plug them into 'phones/output' jack.
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Yes. You just connect the headphones jack to your phone and it sends the audio that way. Assuming you have the matching FM station on the device and radio.