I have a 7generation I pod nano. Will I plug into something to play it? I don't like earphones and want to have a loud volume I
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Plug the 1/8" mini cable that comes with the Pill into your iPod and it will work nicely for you. Enjoy!
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I use an iPod touch 4th gen (not amped) to listen to them. An amp will make them sound even better, but is not necessary.
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I'm a little confused by your question. All ports on any music player, to my knowledge, are the same. So no matter what kind of player it is: iPod, iRiver, etc. any earphones will work. If it's a matter about the case your fiancée has, then these should have no problem reaching the nano. Either way, the answer is yes.
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you actually can use speakers for it. i have this, so i'd know. heres an awesome speaker with good bass:iHome iHM60 Rechargeable Mini Speakers for iPod (Blue) u can use docking stations, too, but youd have to reasearch some. you cant use the same plug as 4 the ipod nano, though. hope i answered your questions.-ipodloverofanykind
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A seventh gen nano cannot be docked to these speakers without an adapter. A 30 pin to lightning adapter - preferably one with a slim profile - will be needed to make connection possible.
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No. You need to connect your iPod to an amplifier. The speakers connect to the amplifier
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Not really. Some iPods may have bluetooth which would allow you to play the audio, but the charging capabilities are through a micro USB connection and won't work for an iPod.
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You need an applifier. You will then plug your iPod into the amp and the amp will drive the speakers.
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I plug my ipod in with a 3.5mm cable all the time. You can also plug in external speakers through RCA stereo plug ins. Older versions of this couldn't do that (my friend has the older version)
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Yes you can, be prepared that you can't adjust volume with your player, but the music plays loud enough through headphones. I found it useful when my Ipod Jack starting acting "funky" It is essentially a stereo line out connector for connecting to say, aux inputs of a stereo of other stereo source, and headphones are well, stereo. Works well when stationary. I've notice some problems, (connector un-seating) when mobile with the Ipod, but the unit works as described and better than trying to service my ipod.
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the best way I can answer is that the plug fits into my ipod nano from 2 years ago, i'm not sure which "generation"i have but it is the same plug as the original ear pods that came with the ipods/iphone.
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You can plug your headphones into your iPod & listen to music but it won't be amplified no. There would be no reason to do that. In order to hear your music amplified you HAVE to plug your headphone into the amp itself. The amp does not transfer it's power to the phone. It just takes the signal, unamplified, applies it's amplification & sends that signal to it's output (aka headphone jack)
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Yes. It plays loud. I use my iPod with an auxiliary cord (its an old iPod haha) and it also has bluetooth option if you prefer that.
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Ya you just need an aux cord for it. There is a USB port for it but it didn't charge mine could be different for yours depending on your iPod generation.
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It will not because the only way to plug this into your iPod is through the old style of cable. The 7th gen. iPod Nano and the iPhone 5's all do not have the appropriate port. You might be able to buy an adaptor to make your 7th gen port into the older style, and then it would work. But I'm not sure if that would lessen the quality of the sound.
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I play my Creative Zen MP3 player by attaching it to the aux input. I dislike Apple iPods and do not know if there is an adapter for the aux to enable an iPod but the Zen works great.
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Yes, I-Pod Classic works Great. You're going to love the sound of this player.