Can I plug my ipod right into the speaker or do I need to use the trasmitter? (Not very high tech as you can tell)
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I dont use it with my ipod, I dont see a plug anywhere on the back or bottom so I dont think so.
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You must go through the transmitter, as the receiver has no physical inputs.
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No, there is no port for an ipod on the speaker or the wireless modem. U would use the adapter that comes with it to connect uour ipod. We use our mp3 player with our speakers &it; works great.
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I use a USB charger. Plug in jack to speaker, other end that would go to ipod will fit into charger, plug into wall outlet. Just like charging an iphone.
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The 3.5mm audio line input jack allows you to plug in external devices to play your music through the speakers on this system. You can plug it in where you plug in headphones for the ipod and plug the other end into the boombox and it will play but will not charge while playing. I bought this for my niece a few years back and she said the ipod connection was loose and would not play if bumped. If you plug it in with the input jack that shouldn't be a problem but why buy one that won't charge your iPod? iHome makes decent docking stations.
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Hi DavidThese speakers are passive, which means you would need to have an Amplifier between the speakers and the iPod.While these are very nice speakers, if you want something which can be connected directly to an iPod or other MP3 player (etc) you will need to buy a separate amp to go with these OR buy a set of speakers with a built in Amp.
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You can plug on the speakers any ipod/iphone which has the old connection which is approx. Half an inch wide. You will only be able to use the bluetooth connection is your iPod is bluetooth enabled
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Use the auxiliary cable (the cord where both sides look the same) provided in the package. Plug one side of the cord into the speaker and plug the other side into the audio port of your ipod (the place where you would plug in your headphones or earbuds). I hope this helps! :)
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This product comes with three connectors. The first is a USB connector: Using it is not required, but provides charging capabilities to your iPod. The second is the iPod connector: This plugs into the bottom of the iPod and allows for Line Out quality sound. This is required if you want sound from your iPod device. The third cord is an AUX out cord (sorry don't have the length off the top of my head). This must be plugged into something for the sound to be produced. So, short answer: No, an AUX jack is NOT required. Long answer: Unless you just want to charge your iPod, you will need some sound input port on your radio/stereo/speakers ect. What kind of device are you trying to use this with?
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I plug my ipod in with a 3.5mm cable all the time. You can also plug in external speakers through RCA stereo plug ins. Older versions of this couldn't do that (my friend has the older version)
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I don't own an ipod. But the only input is from the small end of the standard USB cable. I am not aware of any dapter that would do accomplish this. However, I would assume you be able to use iTunes straight from the computer . The nicest function of the gb-10 for me is that you can actually upload the music right to the unit, which kind of makes it your ipod. The sound is great also.
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Hello, no this is only speakers your iPod/iPhone plugs into, any music played comes completely from the iPod device
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Ya you just need an aux cord for it. There is a USB port for it but it didn't charge mine could be different for yours depending on your iPod generation.
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I connect my iphone to mine using the Aux input. If your iPod has an aux output, all you need is the connecting aux cable
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Easy. You need any radio with an auxiliary in and a headphone auxiliary cord. Plug the cord into the player, and plug it into the radio system, and jack the volume up! Voila! Or get an Ipod Nano 7 or any player with bluetooth and a bluetooth compatible radio.
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You need an applifier. You will then plug your iPod into the amp and the amp will drive the speakers.
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No, the speaker doesnt charge an ipod, you can plug the ipod to the speaker using adapters though
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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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It has a line out, not a line in - so no, you can't plug your ipod into it. Good question - I was wondering the same thing. I just started using the 760 and am very happy with it.