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Originally Posted by Kirosia
According to some (fairly respectable) fellas round here, the ipod (5g) line out is basically the headphone out at 90% max volume or something.
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Originally Posted by Kirosia
According to some (fairly respectable) fellas round here, the ipod (5g) line out is basically the headphone out at 90% max volume or something.
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Originally Posted by AtheisticFreedom
Yes, an amp WILL help an iPod...as long as you mean out of the headphone jack. I have personal proof: if you plug in your iPod to, say, a regular 2.1 speaker thing (computer speakers, y'know), turn it very low, but amp it high w/ the speaker knob, of course your iPod battery life will be much better, because really the speaker is outputting the main volume.
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If you use a Line Out Dock from an iPhone/iPod to connect to an external DAC/AMP wouldn't the battery life of your iDevice be better since the external DAC is doing the converting as well as powering your headphones?
I have run my iphone straight to my headphones and notice the battery life going down as much as one would expect while listening to music. And then I ran my iPhone through the LOD to the DAC to my headphones and noticed much better battery life on my phone because i assume then the portable DAC is doing most of the music playing work. Is this correct or am I just seeing things?