Can the iAudio 9 + 32 GB player work with ipod docs (as in Bose stereos?)
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Hi, Brian, I have no answer, did'nt try and I'm returning this item, best wishes, bye bye !
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Not unless the dock has an aux in that will accept a 1/8" plug, and then you need a cable with 1/8" plugs on either end, one for the headphone jack of the iAudio and one for the aux in. While the iAudio does have a proprietary USB cable as noted in the other answer, the other end from the connector to the iAudio is standard and will fit standard USB ports such as cars. I use the 1/8" cable with my Bose bluetooth dock, and with the inputs in my cars, as it is just easier than futzing with the USB.
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unless you use a auxiliary in on a bose it is not possible. the connector is a special mini usb port exclusive to cowon so it probably not compatible
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Nothing can work with ipod docs except ipods. That goes with any apple product.
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Mine doesn't work with anything. The usb port failed after a month of use. Cowon said it was my fault - apparently I haven't mastered plugging electronics in properly yet. The build quality and service make it impossible to recommend Cowon. I capitulated to Apple and bought a Nano. Better built quality balances out small sacrifice in sound quality and file type limitations.
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I tried to connect my iPod Classic 160GB via my KOKKIA i10s + aptX Tiny Bluetooth iPod Transmitter for iPod/iPhone/iPad/iTouch with true Apple authentication, delivers cleaner audio with reduced latency for aptX Bluetooth receivers to my Bose SoundLink portable Bluetooth speaker, but it would not connect after several tries. I went to the Bose SoundLink Mini page FAQ here: http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/digital_music_systems/bluetooth_speakers/soundlink_mini/index.jsp and it states: "What kind of audio sources can I use with the SoundLink Mini Bluetooth speaker?" "The speaker is designed specifically for use with today's most popular Bluetooth devices, such as smartphones, tablets and laptops. In addition, it includes an auxiliary input for a wired connection to an MP3 or similar portable player." The KOKKIA i10s + aptX is an add-on Bluetooth transmitter. If it were built-in, with different hardware, such as a tablet, computer, or headphones it would then connect. But instead, you will need to obtain a 3.5mm cable for your connection.
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That sounds good. I am in the process of reripping the CDs that are WMA's - I knew the Ipod wouldn't play them, and I was worried about the sound quality with converted files. Thanks for the reply!
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Yes - it may come out of the box with an adapter over the plug that would appear to be for a stereo hookup, but this screws right off to allow for the standard headphone plug. Works with the iPod just fine
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Yes. But only one unit. I can get it to recognize the same unit at another location. The Bose that it will not connect to, works perfectly with an iPod.
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i just spoke with Bose rep and she said yes, you can hook up your i pod thru the tv's red/white audio input and the sound will come out through the bose speakers!
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We have an iPod 3G and the doc works fine. The audio sounds awsome. One note: When you connect the iPhone to the dock, a message appears on the iPhone screen that says something like "not connected to a compatible device" and gives you the option to turn off the wireless services. This doesn't mean it won't work, just that the Soundbar isn't recognized as a device that's shielded to ensure wireless services won't interfere with the audio playback when a call comes in. You can chose to let the phone turn off the wireless or not - we haven't noticed any interference when we played music off the iphone.
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I think the software included only works with ITunes. You'd have to use Audacity or another software.
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@ M C......i have these on my computer. they connect with a regular mini jack plug to the audio out of the computer sound card. So if you have an 'audio out' on the ipod dock they should work fine for you. the sound quality is very decent as you would expect from Bose.....not their top of the line but still very good.
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Yes, I have that same ipod and it works really well, especially for the price. When you plug the mic in it allows you to make voice memos and playback is easy and pretty clear.
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I use an Ipod with it, and it is both cheaper and superior to the Bose. It also works with an iPhone, but I am not sure about an iPad. I love it. You can learn more here http://www.crutchfield.com/S-OStIJj8LLIt/p_107ISONIC3/Polk-Audio-I-Sonic-Digital-Audio-System.html
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To answer your question I'm not sure. But I have paired my iPod classic with this devise with numerous Bluetooth headsets as well as Bluetooth speakers.
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The ipod, even ipad works and sound great. With the ipod you have to buy an inexpensive connector though.
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Not sure about doc adaptor but I have used an a/v cord plugged into the headphone hole of the iPod
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When I had an ipod I loved the ability to make 'on-the-go' playlists. Unfortunately the iaudio is missing this function.
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Hi. I have this speaker and wanted to use it with my iPod. You can't. It only has a USB port. I dumped a bunch of songs on a thumb drive and used that instead. But don't use a large drive. I think it accepted an 4 gig. Not the 32 gig I bought for it.
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The auxiliary jack is just your standard headphone style jack. For instance my iPad doesn't fit in the doc so I plug in a cable in the headphone jack of the iPad and the other into the Bose.