MP3 player speakers?

Question

I have a sansa mp3 player and bought some speakers today with a docking station so I could listen to my player w/o headphones. I knew when I bought it that it was mainly for IPODs but it allows other mp3 players to work with it with a "line in" jack. I understand what that means, but I have no idea how to connect my mp3 player to the line in jack.

Answer 1

You should have a headphone jack on our mp3 player and a headphone jack on the speakers. The speakers should have came with a speaker cable with a male mini-jack on both ends. If you don't have such a cable, then you can purchase one from an electronic store like a Radio Shack.

It might help if you mention the brand and model of your speakers.

Answer 2

Find the headphone jack on the player. If the box came with a male to male cable, (sticks out on both sides) plug that cord into the headphone jack on your mp3 player and the other end to your new speakers (line in port). You can buy a male to male audio cable at your local electronics store if you do not have one.

Answer 3

i think it relies upon on the variety of audio equipment you're employing. while you're employing audio equipment that plug in to the wall and additionally you only positioned the plug in and turn on the MP3 participant then it will be nice. yet whilst they are the variety of audio equipment that draw ability off of the device you plug it in to then it would shrink to rubble your battery... it is going to drain it super rapid on the least... i won't be able to think of of something that would desire to "destroy" the mp3 participant... yet once you're incredibly nervous, digital mail the producer of the MP3 participant and/or the audio equipment and notice what they say. Then, if the two breaks, you need to use their reaction digital mail as a thank you to get them to restoration it/them for unfastened.

Answer 4

headphones