Still NOT clear on wether I can use/dock an iPhone instead of iPod ...what type of wire would i purchase to convert from iPod to iPhone connection? TX
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Works with iphone3. Comes with cable to go from headphone jack to one of the inputs
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No additional cables or wires required to connect iPhone or iPad to the Pyle-Pro... yes, it does have a docking port. It should have outlined this in the description of what comes in the box.
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Yes..for either IPhone or iPod.... We used an Iphone at the wedding I performed, hope that helps.
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You can dock a iPhone 4S or older , if its a iPhone 5 you need a adapter to make it the lightning plug
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I have an iPhone 4S and it worked very well. it just plugs into the to of the Pyle-pro docking station. No adapters, no wires
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Just run a search for IPhone 4 to Iphone 5 adapter, or maybe go to Monoprice and see if they have one. That is a great site for awesome cable for way cheaper too.
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I can't answer that because I don't have one to look at. The dock does work with my iPod Touch, which uses the same cable and charger arrangement as the iPhone 4/4S. So if you can use an iphone cable and charger, and the ipod is not a whole lot thicker than the iphone it might work.
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The dock the iphone or ipod sits in will only work with 30 pin connections, not the new "lightning" plug used for iPhone 5 and above. There is a MP3 setting that comes with a "earphone" type plug that will plug into the headphone jack on any phone and let the music play.
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I don't have an iPhone. I do use the speaker with my iPad. I have a patch cord to connect the iPad to the transmitter. The transmitter sends the signal to the wireless speakers. That allows me to play music through Pandora, YouTube, or any other application on the iPad. It wouldn't surprise me if you could do about the same thing with an iPhone.
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No idea. However, one thing I'd like to point out is that the new add-on smart cord provides you with the ability to link with your iPhone and the app for integration. Might be worth looking into. A hardwire like you're talking about is a nice to have as well.
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You would still need to add a 30-pin to lightning connector. What this does is covert a 1st generation dock, which was made for FireWire iPods before there were iPhones so that the iPhone can be charged. You would buy this if you add a lightning adapter to your dock and it plays sound, but doesn't charge you iOS device. It also has a micro USB slot in case your dock doesn't supply enough power. You'll need your own USB cable and power source.
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The connection for this unit is the large 30pin connector as found on the old ipads. The newer iphones will not connect directly but you can get an adapter off amazon. Its a nice little speaker unit - I use it in my exercise room at home.
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There is a USB connection not an Apple connection. I haven't tried hooking my IPod up to it. It does pretty much everything else.
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Well, I've never tried an iPhone through the USB slot - but the "iPhone/iPod connectivity" that is advertised simply means an audio cable plugged in at the headphone jack. There is a little iPod holder on the side if the unit. And there is a little cable that you plug into the audio jack. That's it. Not evn a charger!
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Not sure about the 30-pin to lightning converter, but the iDJ Live II comes with a USB to lightning cable to connect it to an iPad/iPhone. No need for a converter since it comes with a cable for it.
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R. De Los Santos, You can use an iPod/iPhone with a Wireless Dock Cradle (sold separately) for iPod/iPhone. Thanks for your interest in Samsung Home Theater. --Mr. S
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I have successfully connected to iPhones and iPad. Have no iPod to try this with.
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No. The USB connection only seems to work with iPods/iPhones, etc. And the dock connection only works with the newer-model iPod/iPhones.
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Further info. Just talked to my daughter. Unfortunately, the adapter I spoke of allows the iPhone to be charged while in the dock but it will not play music from the iPhone.
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Unfortunately it won't work if your iPod has the lightning connector. The docking station has a 30 pin connector. But you could get an adapter. I am going to get an adapter so that I can use the docking station with my iphone 5S, which also has the lightning connector. The docking station is great, and I want to keep using it!
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Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably need some kind of adapter and there's no telling how that would work.