I want to be able to covertly listen to my old school iPod (no blue tooth). Will this product do the trick without me having to by anything addition?
1959296
It's not worth the money, and it has the old USB plug in. I tried it so I could discreetly listen to music at work, which it does not do. Its only for calls, and sounds terrible at that. I'd recommend something else.
1959297
Doesnt work with or without bluetooth, its not for music just phone calls and it doesnt even do that well.
1046774
Maybe, but doesn't the ipod have Bluetooth? I have this dock but don't use it anymore. I now use a blue tooth adapter on my home stereo. Your phone, or ipod now is functionally the remote control. Works much better.
1076723
As long as the iPod has a 3.5mm headphone jack, which is the normal standard for such things, it'll be fine. If not, or if you want to use it with other devices, then you'll need a jack adapter. These are really lightweight but not necessarily "fragile" so you're hardly aware you've got them on and the sound is really good.
1245125
Yes, just use the cd output. You can pick up.the audio cable at walmart for your ipod.
1494076
Via an included auxiliary cable, yes. Otherwise the iPod would need to have a Bluetooth capability.
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.
323714
There is an adapter you can get, it should work. I have an older ipod so I didn't need one but apple makes a 30 pin to 8 pin adapter and it says it can be used for audio. There is one on amazon, or you can contact your apple store.
906208
From all I have read, you must get a stereo type of bluetooth in order to listen to music in it. Call Apple about it.
287694
Not sure on that. I would think so as long as the iPod doesn't have the new small plug in. It's a simple transmitter that will sync with Bluetooth speakers.
2119410
There is an option to put a 3.5mm aux input. I have a video in the reviews that you can take a look at, all you would have to do is either not connect the ipod cable or you can hide it away. (what I would do if was you and assuming you have an android device that uses micro usb is I would buy a "30pin to micro usb" adapter and use that so you can use the charging feature this kit has as well as use the 3.5mm to output audio. I dont know if I explained that well though.
1912567
it has a usb port which you might be able to use for that. i forget if it has an aux in, but anything with an aux in can be used w/ an ipod
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If you have an "aux" button on your radio, I would think so. There are videos on youtube on how to access the rear of the radio where this plugs in. I had to use a dental mirror to see behind the radio, where the plug went. If you look back there, you should also see if there's a hole where this would plug in. Mine is still working great. It also seems to make my ipod sound louder than going through an fm transmitter.
744599
Nop. AUX is a MUST.. look for a Bluetooth kit that uses FM frequency to connect to your car's Audio system instead. I have seen one "Belkin" before
1245126
It doesn't have an iPod jack, but you could go headphones out (1/8" male) to RCA (male). You may want to use a headphone amp.
777584
It depends on what type of device you would want to listen to and what you're doing. For example, if you were cleaning your house moving around from room to room, I might suggest the ipod nano. Plus, you can take it with you outside you[re home. I have one and I would strongly reccommend checking it out.
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You can, but it's not ideal. I hooked up my ipod using a 1/8 jack to stereo RCA Jacks, plugged into the front AV input. Get good audio quality, but no control over the iPod, of course... I'm probably going to go ahead and invest in a dock...
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I think that in order to find out how your specific radio would behave when connected to speakers via Bluetooth, you would want to call the manufacturer or try to Google info about your radio. What I can tell you from my experience is when I connect my iPod to my iHome speakers using DockBoss, the controls on my iPod work fine (there are no controls on the iHome because its just speakers). I also use the DockBoss to connect my iPod with a JBL Micro iPod player and I'm still able to use the controls on my JBL to control volume, etc. I will tell you that when I researched using my iPod via BlueTooth, I read a lot of comments where people lost some of their functionality of their systems when in BlueTooth mode - it wasnt specific to the DockBoss, but rather general comments about functionality with BlueTooth. In your case, I would focus on finding information about your specific radio and how it works when connected to an iPod via BlueTooth. Happy listening!