Can I use the bluetooth whith a Home theater like the Logitech z-5500 and connect my ipod
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Probably not there is no input other than Bluetooth and only speaker wire connection for the output
2074311
You can plug an iPod or an iPad into the Logitech X-140 speaker auxiliary input jack on the right-hand speaker. You need a cord which has a 3.5mm male pin on both ends. One end in the speaker jack, the other end into the iPod or iPad headphone jack. You can then adjust volume with the X-140 volume control. Works fine.
287694
Not sure on that. I would think so as long as the iPod doesn't have the new small plug in. It's a simple transmitter that will sync with Bluetooth speakers.
29968
No. These are not Bluetooth speakers nor are they wireless. They are standard stereo speakers that connect to a standard stereo system amplifier via cables. You will need either Bluetooth speakers or Apple AirPlay compatible speakers for direct connection from ipod/iphone/ipad. Or, if you have a standard stereo system amplifier and these speakers, you can get a bluetooth device on Amazon or at Brookstone that you plug into the stereo amplifier. It can then receive the music/sound from your iphone, etc. via Bluetooth, and play it through your stereo system.
925405
I'm not sure, but I'm guessing if the iPod has a Bluetooth option it would work with the speaker
1886774
This unit is a Bluetooth receiver, not a transmitter, so it expects to pair with something that can transmit Bluetooth audio. Since the iPod classic does not appear to have any Bluetooth capabilities (there's no mention of Bluetooth on Apple's technical specifications page at https://www.apple.com/ipodclassic/specs.html), I'd wager that it probably won't.
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If you mean the ipod touch 5 then yes. It's possible to use either Bluetooth or microphone jack cable to listen to music through speakers
555599
it's a pretty straight forward connection, using your 30 pin connector, attaching the usb portion of the connector to usb port in the back of the radio, then choosing ipod from the menu on the radio. You could use blue tooth but you would still need to power the iPod. If that doesn't work, the radio maybe defective. I hope that helps...
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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.
2042285
Yes. If you have RCA type inputs or 3.5mm inputs, the Bluetooth will work just fine.
501683
Yes, but only if you use the external speaker configuration (headphone jack), it does not support bluetooth, just AirPlay.
1916154
Yes, As long as the iPods have a Bluetooth connection Or you can connect with wire(sorry forgot the the name of it) into the back of the jbl.
1853054
Not sure, but if it has bluetooth, you should be able to connect. I have an older ipod which can connect via a audio cable from the earbud output, this is not the point of a wireless speaker, bluetooth is the way to go.
4960
You can use the iPhone's Bluetooth with the sound bar. I haven't tried using the USB input with my iPod.
270436
Sure. Connect with any bluetooth. All sounds generated by the iPod should play.
1238754
No, because it has Airplay functionality and works very well, but I think thay you can resolve this very easy and very cheaper buying a Belkin F8Z492TTP Bluetooth Music Receiver and you can connect it in one of the input sources that the receiver has, this blutooth music receiver works very well also, I have both and they work great. i hope this helps.
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Yes, I used it with an ipod touch, but you have to go into settings and turn on the Bluetooth setting that then pair it with the speakers.