To connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod to your home stereo you just
need a 3.5mm to RCA cable like this cable here. The RCA cable plugs into
the rear of your stereo and the 3.5mm plugs into your iPhone headphone
jack.
When plugging into the back of the Stereo Amplifier, you can use
almost whatever inout you want: CD-INPUT, TAPE-IN, TV-IN, DVD-IN or the
AUX-IN, but do not use the PHONO-IN as it is designed specifically for a
record player and won’t sound as good.
For the best results set your iPhone volume to about half. If it’s
too quiet you may get noise and hiss. If it’s too loud you may get some
distortion.
You can have the USB charger plugged into the iPod at the same time.
If you want you can use an Apple iPod dock,
and leave the audio and charger cable plugged into the dock
permanently. The dock has a line out so that it doesn’t matter what
volume the iPod is set to, and it will also charge your iPod, and has a
remote control.
If you are buying a new Stereo, Pioneer and others are now including
AIRPLAY into some of their amplifiers. The amplifiers have a Wi-Fi
receiver built in which means you can play from your iOS device over
your Wi-Fi (Airport) network directly to your Stereo with no loss of
quality. You don’t need to connect any cables.
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