[vandit]

How am i supposed to connect the Nomad Jukebox to my portable Meta 42 Amp?

It has two mini stereo lineouts for left and right channels, and a line in and a headphone jack...

I just bought the kimber mini - mini cable... is there a way i can hook it up to the jukebox?

thanks

vandit

 

[bdb55]

At first I had no idea what you were talking about - 2 line outs? But I looked it up on Google, and there are indeed 2 line outs for "connecting 2 and 4 channel speakers." Hmmm. What happens when you plug it in to line out 1? Do you get stereo sound?

 

[vandit]

exactly my question

anyone know this answer? thanks

vandit

 

[kaervin]

You attach the amp to the one on the right (closest to the headphone jack) The second one is if you have the creative 4-1 sound system. BTW, the jack works very well with an amp.

 

[bdb55]

Quote:

Originally posted by vandit exactly my question anyone know this answer? thanks vandit

Why don't you plug it in and see what happens?

 

[vandit]

Quote:

Originally posted by bdb55 Why don't you plug it in and see what happens?

because i am about to buy it from a friend at school, and i didnt get to see it yet...

vandit

 

[bdb55]

OK, I did a quick search, and I think that you can just use line out #1. I never read anything about a special cable, and found things like:

"With line out (#1) I find it cleaner and better overall, anyway not shockingly good. "

That person said they were using a TAH, which comes with a mini -> mini cable.

 

[williamgoody]

That result, "not shockingly good", may have more todo with the amp in use more than anything.

I use mine with a Meta 42 and am very pleased. It's a great sound.

 

[vandit]

hehe, how do they sound unamped?

im gonna test em out with my sennheiser hd280 pro's tommarow at school

(unamped that is)

will report back when i amp it up

vandit

 

[Peddler]

My Nomad Jukebox 3 is the best sounding piece of portable equipment I have ever heard.

 

[scamper]

I use my Jukebox 3 with Ety ER6 and Grado SR 80s and both sound great unamped.

Just make sure you use well encoded MP3s and you will have a nice sound system on your hands.