I have an old IPOD not Bluetooth capable, but I have thousands of tunes loaded. Is there an adapter I can use even if it becomes "wired"?
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Yes you.can. i have the same situation i used a 3.5mm male to.male audio cable.
1527270
I use normal 3.5 mm make/male cable to connect my iPod Classic to the audio in on the speaker. Works well.
1527271
Yes,although you'll need an 1/8" to1/8" stereo cable which is not supplied but inexpensive and easy to find. In this case you won't be using the Bluetooth capability
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You can add Bluetooth capabilities to your IPOD with Okra Portable Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Music Transmitter and Receiver 2 in 1 Adapter. Just connect it to your IPOD 3.5mm port and set it to transmit. You can then sink it to your Bluetooth speaker.
2240370
There are RCA inputs. You can buy an RCA to aux input adapter for about 5 bucks to use your iPod or you can just use the RCA inputs
633736
No. I bought an adaptor and now it only charges it. Bluetooth works well enough for music anyway.
365392
You will need to purchase an adapter to use the old ipod with this device...
960415
I use mine to play itunes from my computer and my ipod (which is a really old 2gig nano but still going strong, just getting full). My son bluetooths it with his Iphone5. You can't transfer music to it or charge electonics from it as it is a speaker only. Can play audio via bluetooth or the 3mm speaker plug. If the device can connect via either of these methods, you're good to go. Runs for 7 hours on a single charge.
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only if it has the older style Iphone connector, it essentially maked an Ipod dock able to connect and older iphone and use itunes as if it was an Ipod. It works great for that, sorry I do not know what type of connector a tune2air bluetooth adapter has. There are BT adapters that you can connect to your aux port and link to your phone or BT capable ipod, I have one of these but my aux port is not functioning so I used this Ipod/Iphone adapter, hope this helps
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Depends on if you want a wireless connection you device needs to be Bluetooth enabled. I don't think the original IPods had Bluetooth. That said, you can connect the original IPod to the jambox with a cord and it will work fine
1180668
Hello,No way..it must be either dock connection or Bluetooth or headphone cable connection....your ipod should have 30 pin connection..just place it onto the sliding iPhone/iPod dock of the JBL that's it...but if you wish to use it with Bluetooth you can buy a small Bluetooth adapter for your iPod and than it works perfectly..Take care..
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There is an adapter you can get, it should work. I have an older ipod so I didn't need one but apple makes a 30 pin to 8 pin adapter and it says it can be used for audio. There is one on amazon, or you can contact your apple store.
1628174
Unfortunately, I can't answer that. I have an old iPod that I use with it. So I haven't bothered with Bluetooth. Sorry
1572862
Yes. Assuming your Ipod has a standard usb. If not, you can get an adaptor.
2190335
You would need an adapter for the lightning cable. Or of you buy the Bluetooth dongle, it should work fine.
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The adapter is just a blue tooth music receiver. Search Amazon for "bluetooth music transmitter" and you'll see several devices that will convert the headphone audio from your I pod into bluetooth. Then you'd pair your BT headphones with that. Good luck.
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I bought my speaker system (it stopped working as a singing machine about 5 years ago and cannot be repaired) about six or seven years ago and the iphone adapters were not yet available as far as I know. I think the newer machines have one on the more expensive models.
369491
Yes you can connect an iPod. You just need a cable to use the AUX input jack (a cable with two male 3.5mm plugs, one at either end). Ideally you would use Bluetooth to connect. If you're not, you could save money by buying a non-Bluetooth boom box.
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You could do so, but not connected by Bluetooth. If you got an adapter that narrows down two 1/8 aux cords into one, that would go into your headphone jack. The adapters cost like $2, so it'd be easy to do. To sum it up, yes, but it'd have to be connected by aux.
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In addition to my previous answer, if your iPod does not have a thirty pin connector, you can purchase an adapter sold on Amazon.