can i plug in an i pod?
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Hi Dane, It will work on a device that has a bluetooth enabled feature. You can try to plug it directly however we do not guarantee that it will work properly. - Jerome
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It doesn't have USB port. You can connect your ipod by Audio In, or Bluetooth.
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You can pair the iPod with Bluetooth or plug in the from the iPod headphone jack.
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The short answer is yes. Anything that produces audio sound can be plugged into the unit.
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if you have a iCloud account you can. if you don't you need to plug in your iPad using USB port. logging in to iTunes to manage your iPad.
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Yes, if you are willing to get an adapter since this speaker uses a lightning connector instead of the 30 pin plug that your iPad uses.
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you would have to plug it in using an 1/8" plug (headphone size), which it has a jack in the back. It would not charge the unit only play the audio. You could also use a non-Apple product by connecting through bluetooth.
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i just spoke with Bose rep and she said yes, you can hook up your i pod thru the tv's red/white audio input and the sound will come out through the bose speakers!
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As long as the iPod had bluetooth you are good to go. If not, then you would have to use a stereo cable to plug into the aux input.
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There is an I-Pod dock. Why would you need an adapter? To adapt from/to what?I agree with the last two answers
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You can buy an inexpensive adapter which allows you to plug the speaker plug into it and then the adapter into Ipad. Very small, about the size of the speaker plug and sells for several dollars in our local electronics store. This will give you both channels.
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You can plug an iPod into anything. Features and price will vary; a good $10 cable from radioshack will connect any iPod to any rca inputs.
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Sure can. Use the cord that it comes with, plugs into any plug that has USB port. Like your iPhone/ iPod plug.
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No to first two questions. The third...you can plug in an iPod through a headphone jack on the back.
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My older SoundDock has an input on the back just above the power cord input. I've used it to hook iPhones, iPods and Sony MP3 players. I've even hooked a cable from my TV and/or computer and run it thru my SoundDock. I don't see why you couldn't hook it to your iPad.
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no, mine stopped working after a few months, it was the second one I ordered because I don't want an i-pod but both just stopped working.
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There's only an aux in -- no aux out, so the answer is no. If you go to the Philips site, the have a photo of the back of the unit and you'll see there's only an input for the power and an aux input. http://www.usa.philips.com/c-p/DS8530_37/for-ipod-iphone-ipad
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Yes. You would plug the attached AV Jack to the headphone jack of the IPOD.
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I use a I-POD Touch with it, so I assume the standard I-POD would also work.