can I plug i-pod in directly to the USB port?
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No. It will not work. A software driver is required and none is available for i devices.
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No. The USB port is made to connect to a computer and it turns the device into an audio card.Then, you play your music from your computer through the Teac.
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I use a I-POD Touch with it, so I assume the standard I-POD would also work.
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Yes you can. Use a basic male stereo rca R/L and a mini 3.5mm to plug into you ipod
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The bluetooth capability is the reason why the references are to the other devices. You can use a the included 1/4 headphone jack to connect it to an I-Pod. However.....it will not longer be wireless.
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No, each port is proprietary. They are not compatible. You can use some accessories that are "iPod Compatible" provided they plug into the earphone port on top.
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Yes. As long as you have a mini "headphone out" jack, you can plug the Ipod into the speaker
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It won't plug in directly since iPod 5th gen uses the new "Lightning" dock connector whereas this radio has the older-style 30-pin dock connector. Apple sells a "Lightning to 30-pin Adapter" for $30 which will probably fit OK in this radio but the iPod will lean back, supported only by the plug on the bottom. Maybe not the best combination.
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It has a universal plug just like any set of earbuds or headphones. so it should work fine with your I pod
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Yes, I use my iPad and iPhone cords and plug into the USB ports. And there are regular plug in spots too.
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Yes it is. Think of ur i pod as 3.2 this converts to 3.1 like ur dock so you can use it.
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There is a USB cable that you can charge and sync the ipod through a computer. There is no direct power adapter included.
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if you have a cord that has one end with plug for your i-pod and the other a usb port connection it will work fine. it comes with a cord like that for most i-pods, not sure how old your's is.
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I never used the one I purchased, I bought a docking station instead, but to answer your question, It connects to your I-Pod on the bottom just like the factory cable you use to download music or charge your unit, the other end would connect to your amp/pre-amp or computer either in the front or back depending on you equipment. Hope this helps ~
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I don't think you could connect using usb but you should be able to use an aux cable from your headphone jack to the unit.
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Not without the adapter that makes other older cords and plugins work. This means that the iPhone does not rest as securely in the dock. You can still use one of the 3.5mm input ports to get music in but you lose the ability to charge the phone.
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Not directly. You would have to purchase an iPhone 30 pin to Lightning connector for it to work. It would then allow you to connect and play music, pod casts, Pandora, etc. But it won't let you charge.
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The only way to play your music would be with a AUX connection. USB will not work with iPhone or iPod. I wasn't happy about it.