will it play an iPod 7G?
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I'm not an expert, because I don't have an iPod 7G, but from the photos and descriptions it appears that you must have the "classic," not the Nano; you would need the Classic to fit the connector for the bottom - the same connect has been used since the first iPod - and there appears no reason the classic would not work exactly the same as all other iPods. That said, I cannot recommend the iMT 325, nor for that matter, any other player - including Bose units - which use the bottom connector to support whatever unit is inserted into the connector. I have now had TWO Altec Lansing units go out when the circuit boards upon which all the stress of the weight of the iPod/iPhone or whatever, has been used many times. This occurs with Bose units of this design, too, so it is NOT Altec Lansing's fault: it is simply an inherent design flaw to put so much stress on the connector and circuit board. My recommendation is pay the additional $$ to get a blue-tooth unit, among which the Jambox (the smaller one is very good and very portable; the bigger one may be needed for bigger rooms), and the Bose, with far superior sound. By all means, I would avoid ANY unit which supports the iPod/iPhone in this manner. It is not a good design.
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It should play and charge any model of iPod (or iPhone!) that features the 30-pin dock connector on the bottom of the device. The dock connector, if you're not sure, is a flat slot on the bottom panel of many iOS devices that measures about 20mm long and about 4mm wide. You know, the thing you plug your sync cable into. If your sync cable has a standard USB plug and a wider plug on the other, your iPod should work fine with this dock. If not, it's still a pretty good dock with nice sound quality and volume, and you can still use a simple auxiliary audio cable plugged into the iPod's headphone jack to play your music through this dock's speakers--you just won't be able to sit the device in the dock itself. It should play and charge any model of iPod (or iPhone!) that features the 30-pin dock connector on the bottom of the device. The dock connector, if you're not sure, is a flat slot on the bottom panel of many iOS devices that measures about 20mm long and about 4mm wide. You know, the thing you plug your sync cable into. If your sync cable has a standard USB plug and a wider plug on the other, your iPod should work fine with this dock. If not, it's still a pretty good dock with nice sound quality and volume, and you can still use a simple auxiliary audio cable plugged into the iPod's... » Read More It should play and charge any model of iPod (or iPhone!) that features the 30-pin dock connector on the bottom of the device. The dock connector, if you're not sure, is a flat slot on the bottom panel of many iOS devices that measures about 20mm long and about 4mm wide. You know, the thing you plug your sync cable into. If your sync cable has a standard USB plug and a wider plug on the other, your iPod should work fine with this dock. If not, it's still a pretty good dock with nice sound quality and volume, and you can still use a simple auxiliary audio cable plugged into the iPod's headphone jack to play your music through this dock's speakers--you just won't be able to sit the device in the dock itself. « Show Less
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If your Classic iPod has Bluetooth capability it should work. I use it to stream music to an older stereo receiver.
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I looked up the iPod nano 7th generation and no, this base will not work. The charge port and audio port are not set up to match this base. Sorry.
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If you mean mp3 yes it will. If you have music in a mp4 format on a SD card or USB stick it should play that way as well.
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yes it will play a USB stick as long as you have the USB adapter cord. I also play an apple I pod thru it and an simple MP3 player.
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I don't have an ipod so i don't know for certain. It is a real nice unit, quality sound.
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I got a used one, & just plugged it in to try it. Works fine with my daughter's iPod Touch 4G.
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Yes and no. It will work but only with an adapter that is music capable. It converts using the headphone jack. Music is terrible. You would probably be better off using a cable into the speaker input but it will not charge your iPod that way.
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Anything with the standard 1/8" audio jack (such as most/if not all phones) that can play music will suffice. Personally this one that was purchased through my account was used with an Ipod.
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Yes, it will play with the dock if you get an adapter or use the headphone jack on the dock and ipod.
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It says you can connect an MP3 player to it. The manual is silent on whether an iPod will work.
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I am certain it will work w an iPod as I have one of the U2 iPods which is I think an iPod classic type device. Every device that's portable uses the same size plug in the USA
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# Compatibility: iPod mini; iPod nano 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G; iPod classic 4G, 5G, 5.5G, 6G; iPod touch 1G, 2G; iPhone, iPhone 3G
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I do not believe that this will work for your 5g iPod. The remote works great but the receiver plugs into the charging port and I believe that your iPod hase the newer lightning connector. This remote is for the older 30 pin style connector.
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just for the record, i owned one of these docks and a 2g ipod touch. It would play music just fine. It would not charge the ipod, so that made it just about useless for me.
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I'm sure it could be if you plug it into the 3.5mm slot and then have a stereo that you would play it through.
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I don't have an ipod so I can't test it, but since it is a Bluetooth connection it should play any music you ipod plays. The sound bar is only broadcasting the signal from the ipod not processing any of the content.