[header] How to play your ipod or mp3 through an amp [title] Discern the type of amp you have. [step] Most modern amps have standard rca audio inputs (similar to the red and white inputs on a television) on the back. Both these and the output on your ipod or mp3 player are 3.5 millimeters, so they'll work with standard auxiliary cables.
[header] How to play your ipod or mp3 through an amp [title] Discern the type of amp you have. [step] Most modern amps have standard rca audio inputs (similar to the red and white inputs on a television) on the back. Both these and the output on your ipod or mp3 player are 3.5 millimeters, so they'll work with standard auxiliary cables.
If you have more than 3.5 millimeters and you're plugging your ipod or mp3 system into a vga to play it, this system is powered by electrical power. [title] Locate the power input on the front of your amp. Large amps with shorter cables will produce faster usb sound absorption from your ipod to your headphones in minutes. [title] Search for a stereo system that you feel comfortable working with. [title] Mark the number of amp leads you have on the cable. [step] These help with describing the size of the audio input on the device you're playing. [substeps] Some old models of amps have 6.35 millimeter inputs, which match 1/4 inch headphone adaptors. These won't accept standard 3.5 millimeter auxiliary cables.