so can i just plug this up to the computer or do i need an ipod?
1415097
You just use the USB cable and plug it into your computer. Very easy to use!!!
1415098
Plug it up to your computer after uou download the software. It is super easy!!
2141713
No, this only offers power. You still need an auxiliary cable to connect your ipod to your stereo.
673560
I connect my iphone to mine using the Aux input. If your iPod has an aux output, all you need is the connecting aux cable
2200718
Absolutely not. You'll need a receiver or a power amp of some sort. (And no, not an iPod.)
2242636
I don't own a Touch, but my understanding is if you music is loaded on a USB drive, you can plug it directly into the Touch and no computer is required. Of course, if your music library is on a computer the computer needs to be on to access your music.Feel free to slam me if this is incorrect. :) Take a thread "USB Drive Connectivity" for more info.Interface does not fail again.
1152429
No. nothing fancy. Just plugs into the USB port of your computer. Can't be used otherwise. Am a bit disappointed with the action.
1741836
Ya you just need an aux cord for it. There is a USB port for it but it didn't charge mine could be different for yours depending on your iPod generation.
929472
Yes you can. It has an 1/4 inch mp3 input at the front of the unit. Just plug it in both in the computer and the unit. Switch the unit to mp3 and that's it.
2258055
The speaker has a male mini plug jack, the same as a headphone would use that would plug in to your phone, iPod, or MP3 player. It is platform independent, so if your computer has a port for headphones and volume control (the speaker doesn't have any volume control) you should be fine. HOWEVER, the cable on this speaker is extremely short, and you may want to purchase a longer male female extension cable.
1769200
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.
383710
Yes, because you can run a simple audio cable from the headphone jack of the iPod directly into this unit. It may even come with such a cable, I forget, but they are readily available and low cost.
938720
No, that little jack will allow you to plug a music source (mp3 player...iPod...) directly into the speakers to get sound. You have to plug a mic into whatever mic input you have on your computer.
1335257
So can you just drag your computer's MP3 files over to load them into your iPod? Or at least specify which files rather than getting the Winamp program and plugin?
369491
Yes you can connect an iPod. You just need a cable to use the AUX input jack (a cable with two male 3.5mm plugs, one at either end). Ideally you would use Bluetooth to connect. If you're not, you could save money by buying a non-Bluetooth boom box.
466558
No, it needs to plug into a provided USB cable to connect to a computer (which is easy).
255926
You can connect to it via Blue Tooth or with a double sided 3.5mm audio wire (wire with two equal ends that look like a headphone plugs on each end). So if your computer has Bluetooth OR if your computer has a headphone outlet and you own that wire (you can get it at Radio Shack for $10 or so) then you should be good to go.
142185
Yes, you can plug it to your ipod. They can get really loud so if you are a musician you can use them as (not professional) in-ear monitors, for example a drummer, that's why, in this case, they're good for "wireless monitor applications". For the "wireless" part they sell a wireless receiver (Sennheiser Ek 300Iem G3) which already comes with the earphones.