I am trying to use my new iPad Pro with my Bose Speaker that does not have Bluetooth. I am using an adaptive cable to connect the speaker to the iPad but can't get any sound out of the speaker. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Pam
iPad Pro, iPadOS 17
The illustrated cables are analogue.
An audio cable that includes a USB-C or Lightning connection will incorporate a DAC (Digital to Analogue Converter) - that takes a digital-audio bitstream and outputs a standard analogue audio signal.
The illustrated cables are analogue.
An audio cable that includes a USB-C or Lightning connection will incorporate a DAC (Digital to Analogue Converter) - that takes a digital-audio bitstream and outputs a standard analogue audio signal.
Be sure the cable is specifically for audio.
Ensure that the cable that you are using to connect your iPad to your Bose speaker is appropriate. There are different wiring standards for TRRS connections.
In general, there are three main wiring standards for 3.5mm TTRS connections - and they are not interchangeable:
Appreciate your quick reply although you lost me in the technical. Let's try this. I have a Bose speaker and the only way to connect to it is thru a lightning male connector. I have used it in the past with my iPod touch but now that apple doesn't support the iPod anymore I want to use it with my iPad pro 3rd generation. I purchased a connector that was lightening female to USB-C. On the female lightning it says Music-Call. It doesn't works so Is there a specific one for apple products? I am hoping that I don't need to buy a new speaker.
Thank You for the information on which cable to use. Do you know if the cable comes with a female lightning connection on one end and usb-c on the other?
Using iPad Pro with Bose Speaker that does not have Bluetooth
