Will this work to plug the JBL speaker to my iPhone or MacBookPro?
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Hello,Yes this cable will work with those devices.Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
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Not enough info to definitively answer this question. However, I have to assume the JBL speaker has a 3.5mm jack. If so, then the next question is does the JBL speaker supply power for the speaker. If yes, then it will work.
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If you have your device smartphone, computer, television, and etc actively connected to bluetooth, it should work fine providing that you have done any trouble shooting to make sure the speaker isn't defective. If settings is active and the power is on whether it's connected by plug or battery, you should be good to go. If everything above fails, call JBL tech support 1.800.336.4525. I'm sorry you are having problems enjoying your wonderful speaker.
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Yes, it will. Then you need the usb to Lightning connector and the audio is available to apps like Garage Band.
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It would if whatever you're trying to transfer sound to has RCA inputs. Sucks that pre 2010 macs have that issue. This thread has some clarification http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=792106
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Yes. I have a pair of bose speakers and plugged it into this jabra pirce, and played music from my laptop to the speakers. It works great :)
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Should be no problem. I use it with a Bose amplified speaker that only has an Apple male connector and it works fine with an older computer that does not have Bluetooth.
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I believe it can connect to all of the older iPods, and iPhone4 and older that use the original Apple charger socket. The JBL plastic adaptors allow that socket to be tailorable to all of the different iPods.
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Yes. It has common plug so works perfectly on my iPhone and Mac (both to listen to music and also talk).
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Not sure. I went on to use a Creative Lab SB1090 to run my Logitech sound system on my MacBook. It plugs in with a USB connector to my hub, and runs the sound system better then the SD card ever did.
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It does not come with the larger connector to your stereo or AV receiver. I assume you plan to use an adapter which should work. I have not tried but do not see a reason why it would not work. Recommend to confirm with JBL customer service to be sure.
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yes. any headphones that work with an iphone mic and controls will work on a macbook too.
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This headset has jacks for both an audio output and a microphone input. In theory it should work with any device with ports for an audio output and/or a microphone input. If your Macbook has those then it should work. Then again I know next to nothing about Apple products save that they're pricey so don't take my word for it.
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video yes......the sound will have to come from your macbook audio out to external speakers.
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I connected this splitter to both an iphone and a Macbook Pro. Neither device were able to record from the headsets with microphone that were connected to the splitter.
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I would assume it would since they seem to have the same connectors. You plug the JBL into the earphone connection on the phone.
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I think it should work, you will have to have an adapter to convert the RCA plugs to the iPhone/Galaxy audio out jack. Also you might have turn up the audio on the iPhone/Galaxy and max the gain on the JBL. The JBL is a little short on audio gain. Sam
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If your Nano is brand new, the answer is it will not work with this JBL unless you also have an adapter. The docking portion of the unit is compatible with previous generation 30-pin connectors, not the small connectors of the new Apple generations.