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Did I just sit here for 6 mins and watch a guy play with big boy toys....
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Hi, can i plug my ipod to my 80's boombox's mic imput to play music?
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it won't 'kill' the device but will just sound distorted if it's too high an input. Microphones don't produce as much voltage so need more sensitive inputs
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i dont understant
how it works
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Here's a nice one, ABBA.
hahahahhahahahhahah!!!!!
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NERD~
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2:16 when he talks about the volts
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in soviet russia the ipod tourte u
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i want it to blow!!!!!!!
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i thought this was about blowing up an ipod
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boring as heck
radar3699 1 year ago 7
@radar3699 Thanks for watching! :-)
vwestlife 1 year ago 10
bare in mind that ipod shuffle supports 5V and 1Am max shown under the shuffle's clip (2nd gen ipod shuffle).
And about the $10 MP3, does it use the plug that the cell phone uses?
chrischoy9 2 years ago
Yes, the iPod charges through USB, which provides 5 volts at a maximum of 500 mA (0.5 Amps).
The cheapo MP3 player uses a 2.5 mm jack, a.k.a. 3/32", which is the same size used by cell phones.
vwestlife 2 years ago
I just bought an old 80's boombox with an ext mic input. I wonder if I plug my zune into it if it will do any harm.... Wish I had a meter to try it out.
jjred86 2 years ago
The mic input on a boombox or home stereo is typically for dynamic microphones and thus has no voltage present. If you don't have a microphone, you can plug in a pair of headphones and use the left side earphone as a dynamic microphone!
vwestlife 2 years ago