Can I Play My iPod Classic (80 GB) Via Wire? Can I play it with a wire attachment?
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The unit has an AV input jack, so the short answer is yes. The longer answer is that the video out on IPod Classic will only work with cables and docs that have a special chip in them. Previous IPods didn't have this requirement. Currently, the only availble cables I know of come from Apple and cost about $50. They have both component video and composite RCA cables(which is what you'll need for this player). Since this unit unit only has a single AV input jack, you'll need an adapter to plug the red, yellow, & white connectors into the included cable. Simple video connector cables should do (RCA female on both ends). You could also purchase a dock that's compatible with the IPod classic and use the included AV cable. With the IPod classic, there's no real reason to get this specific unit. The dock on this unit is not compatible with the Ipod Classic and the AV input solution I outlined above would work with any portable DVD player.
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Yes, it would have no problems with iPod classic. Only the newest generation iPods with a different connecter wouldn't work. All iPods 4th gen and older will work just fine.
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The one I have is a couple of years old and does not include an adapter that allows me to play anything with the new smaller cord...like the Iphone 5. (Not sure if the 5 was out yet.) I did just purchase an adapter that should allow me to play these things but I have not yet tested it. If your Ipod uses the new cord and has the smaller docking port, be sure you confirm if Pyle has upgraded their technology.
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That is up to you. It works both ways. I like using my iPod Classic to control music. When using the stereo, you are limited on searching for music. I have to say the USB port works very well. I love it. Sometimes just load up a USB memory stick plug it in and enjoy the sounds.
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It all depends upon the audio file type. If your iPod contains uncompressed or lossless audio files with a bitrate that matches CD quality sound then yes the receiver will play CD quality sound. From your comment, I suspect the files on your iPod are low quality audio files (e.g. MP3) and the iPod does a poor job of decoding the audio. Your 20 year old receiver is letting your hear the poor results that are usually hidden when you use the dreadful iPod ear buds.Directly connecting your iPod to the TX-8050 will let the TX-8050 decode the audio file. It will do a far better job. It all depends upon the audio file type. If your iPod contains uncompressed or lossless audio files with a bitrate that matches CD quality sound then yes the receiver will play CD quality sound. From your comment, I suspect the files on your iPod are low quality audio files (e.g. MP3) and the iPod does a poor job of decoding the audio. Your 20 year old receiver is letting your hear the poor results that are usually hidden when you use the dreadful iPod ear buds.Directly connecting your iPod to the TX-8050 will let the TX-8050 decode the audio file. It will do a far... » Read More It all depends upon the audio file type. If your iPod contains uncompressed or lossless audio files with a bitrate that matches CD quality sound then yes the receiver will play CD quality sound. From your comment, I suspect the files on your iPod are low quality audio files (e.g. MP3) and the iPod does a poor job of decoding the audio. Your 20 year old receiver is letting your hear the poor results that are usually hidden when you use the dreadful iPod ear buds.Directly connecting your iPod to the TX-8050 will let the TX-8050 decode the audio file. It will do a far better job. « Show Less
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I don't own an ipod. But the only input is from the small end of the standard USB cable. I am not aware of any dapter that would do accomplish this. However, I would assume you be able to use iTunes straight from the computer . The nicest function of the gb-10 for me is that you can actually upload the music right to the unit, which kind of makes it your ipod. The sound is great also.
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Yes you can, all you'll need is a 3.5mm audio cable to plug your iPod or any audio device directly to the boom
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First, this turntable lasted less than 1 year. I took it apart and decided the power circuits in the board had died. Yes, you can play iPod through USB
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H,Mini-Jawbone comes with 3.5 jack adapters that works for IPOD Classic, plug wires to headphone input for both units and you're good to go....enjoy!
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Irma, I do not think you can. Their are some iPods that you cannot use. I have been able to use only the older iPod (30 GB, Ser. # 8N651Q14V9M. I could never get the iPods w/ windows to work without a lot of noise in the background. Hope this helps. I would suggest you get in touch with Pyle-Pro for any other information. Thanks and have a Great Day. Sincerely, Doyott Collisn
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My son soaid the classic couldn't go on it. I recall there were some adapters in the box for the dock so I don't know if he tried those. Using my iphone on it I can control the tracks either with the unit's own remote or if I'm using bluetooth, there is a free Soundfreaq app which lets you control tracks on the Soundfreaq through the I phone.
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Hi, the only way to play music form your iPod to this Sony Home Theater System is to use a stereo mini plug going to your iPod and the other end is an RCA Y-audio jack that will go at the back of the main unit (L/R audio in). The cable is called stereo mini to rca y-audio. Hope this helps. -Ely
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It would definitely play the audio from the iPod, but you would not be able to charge it. The older iPods use a 30-pin connector, while this uses lightning.
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If the ipod has bluetooth or you can connect it with the 3.5mm wire (included). Other companies sell bluetooth adapters for ipods. I use one on my ipod classic.
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A wire has to stick out from the tape itself to connect to your device. My old portable player won't do that, but if yours has an opening it could work
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Absolutely works great with my ipod classic. Love it's portability and quality of sound.
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I use a ipod nano and it works great. as for a classic I can not tell you yes or no. sorry.