I have an iPad, iphone4S, and MacBook Air. I want to connect to a audio system wirelessly. How or what hardware do I need?
MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2014), OS X Mavericks (10.9.3), Also an iPad Air and iPhone 4s
First, there are "different" connectors - the old "Dock" connector and "lightning" port.
I believe iPhone 4s is old Dock port.
You did not mention your iPad model.
MacBook Air - it does have a "audio out" port.
If you have all the different kind of port, the best bet is using "Apple TV" to play your contents through wirelessly, only iPad 2 (and newer), iPhone 4s (and newer) and MacBook Air (mid 2011 and newer).
My question is - what kind of sound system do you use.
USB input? or typical "Right/Left" analog sound input?
Digital sound input - SPDIF (Coax or optical)
All these would the deciding factors for some certain peripherals - like "dock to audio out", "USB to digital out"
with your "receiver" capability.
iPad Air. I want to use my Apple devices as the source and connect to Mackie mixing board, or directly to Mackie DLM8 powered speakers.
ok, that did clear up the devices you are planning to use.
You probably will need a 3.5 mm (stereo) to Mic Jack - Male to male for your mixing board -- since all the devices have the earphone jacks.
Here is one of the examples - you can take a look.
Unfortunately, it will be Mono when it reaches the mixing board.
If you have more than 3 RCA jack inputs on the mixing board, then, you can use 3.5mm to RCA jack - it will be stereo. for example -
http://www.amazon.com/RiteAV-Feet-3-5mm-Stereo-Cable/dp/B000V0G2C4
I have an iPad, iphone4S, and MacBook Air. I want to connect to a audio system wirelessly. How or what hardware do I need?
