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Excuse my extremely limited knowledge. I'm into music, but ignorant on
all the options. I had planned to buy a new receiver after Xmas, but I got a 32 gb Ipod as a gift. I'm now thinking that I may be able to pass on the receiver altogether, and just get 4 good speakers. Would this work? Can I get good enough sound out of an Ipod if I get decent speakers ? |
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![]() On Dec 26, 5:11 pm, MiNe 109 wrote: In article om, wrote: Excuse my extremely limited knowledge. I'm into music, but ignorant on all the options. I had planned to buy a new receiver after Xmas, but I got a 32 gb Ipod as a gift. I'm now thinking that I may be able to pass on the receiver altogether, and just get 4 good speakers. Would this work? Can I get good enough sound out of an Ipod if I get decent speakers ?They'd have to be powered speakers (with a built-in amplifier). If you're not up on audio gear, it might be easier to get a receiver with a dock for your player. There are also interface devices of varying cost and quality, the simplest being a headphone to RCA interconnect, that can be used with any receiver with a line input. You'll need to know whether you want stereo or multichannel. Stereo is easier. Stephen Bose sells a nice Ipod docking station. Just plug your Ipod into it and it becomes a stereo player. I listened to one at BJ's. Liked the way it sounded, good base and clear mids. Bob Stanton |
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![]() R. Stanton wrote: On Dec 26, 5:11 pm, MiNe 109 wrote: Snip Bose sells a nice Ipod docking station. Just plug your Ipod into it and it becomes a stereo player. I listened to one at BJ's. Liked the way it sounded, good base and clear mids. Bob Stanton Yes, the manufacturing price-point does have excellent base for the shareholders. Happy New Year!! |
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"R. Stanton" wrote: On Dec 26, 5:11 pm, MiNe 109 wrote: In article om, wrote: Excuse my extremely limited knowledge. I'm into music, but ignorant on all the options. I had planned to buy a new receiver after Xmas, but I got a 32 gb Ipod as a gift. I'm now thinking that I may be able to pass on the receiver altogether, and just get 4 good speakers. Would this work? Can I get good enough sound out of an Ipod if I get decent speakers ?They'd have to be powered speakers (with a built-in amplifier). If you're not up on audio gear, it might be easier to get a receiver with a dock for your player. There are also interface devices of varying cost and quality, the simplest being a headphone to RCA interconnect, that can be used with any receiver with a line input. You'll need to know whether you want stereo or multichannel. Stereo is easier. Stephen Bose sells a nice Ipod docking station. Just plug your Ipod into it and it becomes a stereo player. I listened to one at BJ's. Liked the way it sounded, good base and clear mids. That would be like getting a big table-top radio. There are similar products from Apple, Klipsch, etc. If you want something a step up in class, there's the Arcam Solo with rLEAD. Add the best speakers you can find and enjoy. Stephen |
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ps.com Excuse my extremely limited knowledge. I'm into music, but ignorant on all the options. I had planned to buy a new receiver after Xmas, but I got a 32 gb Ipod as a gift. I'm now thinking that I may be able to pass on the receiver altogether, and just get 4 good speakers. What purpose do you have for the 4 speakers? There are only 2 channels coming out of the iPod. Would this work? Can I get good enough sound out of an Ipod if I get decent speakers ? The speakers need to have an external source of power, as the iPod has very little power of its own. It can just barely power the earphones it came with. |
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![]() Arny Krueger wrote: wrote in message ps.com Excuse my extremely limited knowledge. I'm into music, but ignorant on all the options. I had planned to buy a new receiver after Xmas, but I got a 32 gb Ipod as a gift. I'm now thinking that I may be able to pass on the receiver altogether, and just get 4 good speakers. What purpose do you have for the 4 speakers? There are only 2 channels coming out of the iPod. Would this work? Can I get good enough sound out of an Ipod if I get decent speakers ? The speakers need to have an external source of power, as the iPod has very little power of its own. It can just barely power the earphones it came with. |
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