can i listen to my ipad when plugged into the Ipad aux and connect to the Bose SoundDOCK Original series loading dock that does not have a aux jack?
1561039
Yes....but this item is made of the cheapest quality and will break easily...choose different brand
1836611
Yes, either with the included Aux input cable or using Bluetooth. It does not have a dock connector built-in.
1310050
I have an iPad (gen 1) and hook it up all the time with one of the auxiliary inputs and it works fine. You CAN'T use the docking station for the ipad, only an iphone or ipod will work there. So when you use the ipad you don't get any on screen info on your TV like you do when you use the ipod or iphone. The sound is really good and the base is way better than you would believe coming from the small sub. Very nice "all in one" system.
84699
yes, it works very good if you use it to pair the bose sounddock with an iphone or ipad
2230542
You will not be able to dock your iPad Mini. It is set up for the old 16 pin adapter. You could use a 3.5mm aux cable if you want to use it only as a speaker. But you will not be able to use the remote and it will not charge. I would suggest getting a more modern unit.
241384
Yes, my friend has an iPad and uses it with her speaker as well, but she sends the music to the speaker using Bluetooth. And I'm not sure if it charges while docking, Iwill have to pay attention next time we use it.
1038864
Yes. The headphone jack for the tablet is on the opposite end of the dock connection. The dock itself has no audio connection, but HDMI sends audio.
1421715
No it will not. The device won't even work with devices that have an interface system. So anything that looks to the device for music information will not work. But a Bose sound dock would work fine
792878
I have the original Bose which is 6 years olds. I learned after a little research that the original Bose won't work with it but the newer ones will. I would only be able to assume if your dock speaker is iPhone compatible, it would. My Bose was designed to work with the old pre-iPhone iPod. Wish it would have worked though, the Bose sits in a closet unused. This solution would have been perfect to resurrect the Bose dock in the bathroom to help get the blood pumping in the AM!
2224833
Exactly what Paul said! You can also buy an iPod dock specifically for the Bose, but it costs about $100. It's much cheaper to buy the cable. I love mine except for the clackety clack racket it makes when it changes cd's and I'm trying to nod off to sleep. But that's only when I'm trying to go to sleep that it bothers me. I play nature sounds and they are amazingly realistic with the Bose sound!
766209
I agree with the response about connections. This product did not fit my SoundDock. I solved the problem by purchasing the correct power supply directly from Bose.
1350884
It has an AUX input. Is that what u mean? Can't figure out why you'd want one though. Best sound ever. Easy to use with my iPad.
31290
The unit doesn't have an outlet for headphones. You can plug your headphones/earbuds to your iPad/iPod,or iPhone while their docked to the unit and listen to your content in private.
239916
From my experience, it should work with any dock. I have a Bose Sounddock and it works great. For the price and the ease of use, I would suggest buying the product.
1624229
Yes. You can connect a aux cable from an external source, i.e. iPod, iPhone, iPad, roku through the headphone output on those devices. Hope it helps. Good luck.
1021255
I don't own an iPad, but there a few aux inputs located on the front of the device. I assume you can plugin an iPad given the proper cable.
1608294
Yes u can connect ur iPod directly to the Bose docking base no connection needed or use an auxiliary jack to connect no need to buy blue tooth device