android 3,5 jack jacks , bader than any bluetooth adapter . it's android bad , pc jacks better ? i have dedicated btooth analog rca adapter but android still siht. the best way to stream wireless or not , what say you sir ? thanks.
In theory, I should be able to connect a MIDI-lightning cable, from a piano that supports MIDI, into the dual-lighting adapter’s charger port, so I can say, use my piano as a MIDI-controller for FL Mobile with no latency. To boost the volume of the phone, I can connect my phone to an AMP and turn my piano volume down so it won’t clash with the sound from FL Mobile. Voilà! A homemade super-synth. TLDR; I might be able to turn my $120 electric keyboard into a S+ tier synthesizer using FL Mobile and some wires.
please, how can I connect a dac amp combo to the 3.5 mm jack on my iPad. I use a dt 900 wired headphone, but it is not always loud enough. I m 76 ys old and I do not hear very well. my bose qc 35 and the iPad pro cause me headaches. I wonder if u have a solution. it would need a dac amp with an 3.5 mm input and a 3.5 mm output the usual dacamps like fiio for example only show an usb c connection, which my iPad does not have, only the old apple connection, and several 2.5, 3.5 or 4 mm headphone outputs.... cheers konrad benz
There are headphone amplifiers like the iFi ZEN. amzn.to/3tNmzx3 You would also need a 3.5mm to RCA adapter. amzn.to/3JPQsCu You just plug the 3.5mm jack into your iPad and the RCA into the iFi ZEN.
yes..its asking for a driver ..but ive loaded my laptop (built in wifi) worked straight away..w10 ..so it has to be the usb or w7 isnt compatable although it says it is..or of course the pc itself
Hello, I have one question. When connecting to Bluetooth with amplifier, the sound has some breaks [cut off-play-cut off-play]. Why is that happening? Also the amplifier has 3.5mm Jack Aux in instead of RCA and when connecting Jack cable to PC, it causes ground loop... Will it cause damage and how can I avoid it? Can I connect amplifier to PC through USB and am I gonna need any software? OR Can I use jack to RCA and then RCA to jack again to eliminate ground loop? Thanks
Bet this guy was cool 20 years ago!
I was never cool.😄 But there's nothing cooler than liking your own comment. 👍
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android 3,5 jack jacks , bader than any bluetooth adapter . it's android bad , pc jacks better ? i have dedicated btooth analog rca adapter but android still siht. the best way to stream wireless or not , what say you sir ? thanks.
In theory, I should be able to connect a MIDI-lightning cable, from a piano that supports MIDI, into the dual-lighting adapter’s charger port, so I can say, use my piano as a MIDI-controller for FL Mobile with no latency.
To boost the volume of the phone, I can connect my phone to an AMP and turn my piano volume down so it won’t clash with the sound from FL Mobile. Voilà! A homemade super-synth.
TLDR; I might be able to turn my $120 electric keyboard into a S+ tier synthesizer using FL Mobile and some wires.
please, how can I connect a dac amp combo to the 3.5 mm jack on my iPad.
I use a dt 900 wired headphone, but it is not always loud enough.
I m 76 ys old and I do not hear very well.
my bose qc 35 and the iPad pro cause me headaches.
I wonder if u have a solution.
it would need a dac amp with an 3.5 mm input and a 3.5 mm output
the usual dacamps like fiio for example only show an usb c connection, which my iPad does not have, only the old apple connection, and several 2.5, 3.5 or 4 mm headphone outputs....
cheers konrad benz
There are headphone amplifiers like the iFi ZEN. amzn.to/3tNmzx3 You would also need a 3.5mm to RCA adapter. amzn.to/3JPQsCu You just plug the 3.5mm jack into your iPad and the RCA into the iFi ZEN.
@@UTILITARIANTVUK thank you
yes..its asking for a driver ..but ive loaded my laptop (built in wifi) worked straight away..w10 ..so it has to be the usb or w7 isnt compatable although it says it is..or of course the pc itself
@@raveon7260 thanks, but it’s an iPad, not a laptop,
different connections. 🤜🏼
Hello, I have one question. When connecting to Bluetooth with amplifier, the sound has some breaks [cut off-play-cut off-play]. Why is that happening? Also the amplifier has 3.5mm Jack Aux in instead of RCA and when connecting Jack cable to PC, it causes ground loop... Will it cause damage and how can I avoid it? Can I connect amplifier to PC through USB and am I gonna need any software? OR Can I use jack to RCA and then RCA to jack again to eliminate ground loop? Thanks
Great video but does the amplifier have to be bluetooth
No 👍
I love this dude haha
What is the double adapter called I literally can't find one word specific.
Ignore 😂 found it
What if my AUX input isn't working ? Lets just say ...
thank you so much