I want something to play my i-pod on, would this be a good choice for that?
1961753
I have this one and love the way my iPhone fits in it with the defender cover Which I have issues getting it to plug into the stand the sound is great as well as using it for my P C it's worth the money and will bring you wonderful sound for years to come
1961754
I'm not familiar with the iPod, but if yours is an older iPod I think it should work fine. But for the newer iPhones/iPads there is a lightning connector adapter you can put on the speaker itself. I had a first gen iPad I used the speaker for, now have an iPad Air, so got the adapter and it works fine. Speaker also charges your device if you play iTunes downloaded songs. Nice. It's a great speaker.
1961755
Yes! It has great sound quality and gets very loud with no distortion, do not that it is the old 30-pin Apple connector though, and not the newer lightening connection. You can, although, plug it in via auxiliary cable if you have a newer iPod. Hope I've helped!
2271340
I use it to connect my iPod to my home audio system & works fine. I'm not too electronically savvy. Sorry.
960415
I use mine to play itunes from my computer and my ipod (which is a really old 2gig nano but still going strong, just getting full). My son bluetooths it with his Iphone5. You can't transfer music to it or charge electonics from it as it is a speaker only. Can play audio via bluetooth or the 3mm speaker plug. If the device can connect via either of these methods, you're good to go. Runs for 7 hours on a single charge.
540171
I use it with my I Pod in a case and it works just like the regular plug. I bought it so I can plug my I Pod into my Yamaha dock wile my I Pod is in its case.
882913
Yes. Plus, this unit has a DAC, which means that the inferior DAC in the ipod will be bypassed resulting in much better sound.
1871148
That's exactly what it was used for in MY home.My son couldn't get his I-Pod to sit in the cradle / dock of the I-Home Radio we had bought him.
1396349
Heck yes. I use this to DJ. I would personally get a 1/8" to rca adapter, and run your computer out to the aux. in. You can then use the 1/8" front input to hook up your ipod or any music player to.
1478685
It has the standard IPOD connection. It should work fine for you. Happy listening.
262993
Yes and no. Yes in the sense that it will work as an analog amplifier, as it will with any device with a 3.5mm output. No in that all the extra features like charging, media controls and DAC functionality will be lost. Save some money and get a decent LOD and one of fiios other amps if you have an I-device.
583562
I don't think it's overkill at all. If you want a better musical experience, then go right ahead. But make sure you have some high quality audio files before trying them out. Better sound quality going in equals better sound coming out and that's even more true when it comes to these headphones. These will only emphasize the bad sound of your files if they are low quality. The better the source, the better the sound. Oh and speaking of source, I also recommend getting a portable headphone amp like this http://amzn.com/B005HJWWW8 and a Line Out Dock cable like this http://amzn.com/B005N6ZAT2 because the internal amp of the iPod will most likely be holding these headphones back. The Line Out Dock cable bypasses the internal headphone amp and feeds the pure line out signal directly into the better, more powerful, and higher quality external amp.
328780
I don't use that iPod specifically, but has an iPod dock so it should work just fine.
922902
There is an audio input on the rear of this device. It looks to be about the size of a 3.5 mm plug, so I'm thinking you could input an ipod. Don't know what the quality of the sound would be, but it should be OK.
1619353
Depends on the type of speakers you intend to listen to it with. If its just your computer speakers than this will be fine. If it is your surround sound than as long as it has an usb port it will work. If you are going to use a sound system that is specifically designed to listen to ipods than this probably won't work as they usually use the ipod specific plug which is wider than a usb port.
821756
No, I usually use mine with an iPod. I have plugged in an iPhone 4 and it played just fine.
429671
Of course!&#128516; that's what it's for.... But you would want to play higher quality music beacause.... Well it's better! Make sure the headphones you are using have a pretty low impendense. The amp is really designed for mid phyletic phones/portable.
2200718
Absolutely not. You'll need a receiver or a power amp of some sort. (And no, not an iPod.)
1623267
There isn't much to set up... stations and that's it. Not complicated at all. Go for it. The audio input is very useful for external sources such as I-pod.