I brought my neice an IPod Touch 5 for xmas and this boombox as on Amazon it showed them as being purchased together. Being new to Apple what type of cord do I need to purchase so that she can hook up to the back of the boombox?
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You need a 3.5 male to male stereo audio cable. Just plug the cable to your iPod headset jack and then to the back of your boombox. Here is an example of a cable you can get on Amazon. You should be able to find them in electronic stores. http://www.amazon.com/C2G-Cables-27411-Stereo-Meters/dp/B000234HVS
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You can use any device that has a headphone jack, the included cord is almost 5 feet long. perfect for putting the ipod or other device on the floor or table next to the Music stand. The "holder" that is shown in the picture is not really functional, but with the really long audio cord this is not an issue. My daughter loves it, good sound and no too loud where she is able to "rock" the house, which as a parent I can appreciate. :)
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the tron music player, u get a lot of docks for all ur iphone and ipod models, i would suggest that you buy coolstream bluetooth reciever, this lets you play your music player through bluetooth as you cannot use it with the iphone 5 because it has has the old pin connector.... you get the adapter and remote... thats pretty much it.. but i would really recommend you buying coolstream.. i bought it as well....
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Ahhhhh....so you were sent the wrong Altec Lansing docking station. I still haven't ordered another one from Amazon yet. I was thinking about taking my IPOD touch (2nd Gen/16 GB) in to Target or Wal-Mart to try it on their docking stations. Has anyone ever tried that??Also, GM...I went through A.L. Tech support and none of the adaptors worked either. By the way, did you get a white plastic adaptor that came with your IPOD??? I found one here and it has 16 written on it. The black ones that I sent back to Amazon all had different numbers.Thanks,Seaturtlelady
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All you need is the cable that came with the iPod and it will work fine but you can also use the male to female extention which has is actually what I use and it works like a dream. Though FYI if you have a newer iPod or iPhone you will need the proprietary cords from pioneer and a software update for it to work properly. Hope this helped.
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You can use the cord that came with your iPod Classic and connect the cord to the iPad outlet that's located on top of the unit.
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you would have to plug it in using an 1/8" plug (headphone size), which it has a jack in the back. It would not charge the unit only play the audio. You could also use a non-Apple product by connecting through bluetooth.
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I have hooked my ipod to it using a phono cord from the headset plug in and it works well. Similar to how you would hook it up in your car.
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You don't. It has blue tooth or a cord to plug into your phone, ipod, ect. But I would not buy this. I had two and returned after using 1 time. The USB plug for the power fell out of both of them.
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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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A USB CONNECTOR. I transferred songs by buying them on iTunes and syncing the iTunes to my iPod. It would load my songs that way. You can ask Questions under help feature to walk you through
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You do need to buy an additional cord. The cord goes in the iPod speaker slot and the other end (which looks the same as the speaker plug) goes into the top of the treadmill (check manual for location). I can't remember the name of the cord but if you go the store and ask for the iPod in/out cord they'll help you find it.
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I use a USB charger. Plug in jack to speaker, other end that would go to ipod will fit into charger, plug into wall outlet. Just like charging an iphone.
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The IPOD touch comes with in-ear headphones and a USB charging cable. I would recommend that you purchase a AC charging cable.
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when i purchased it, the speaker came with a cord that has a jack to connect to a standard headphone input in laptops and tabletz. if the ipad allows a standard headphone to be connected then the product box should have the required cord
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My older SoundDock has an input on the back just above the power cord input. I've used it to hook iPhones, iPods and Sony MP3 players. I've even hooked a cable from my TV and/or computer and run it thru my SoundDock. I don't see why you couldn't hook it to your iPad.
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The ports are mini UBS and headphone jack. I have only used the headphone jack, as the jack on my ipod is incredibly touchy. I have never used the UBS port, so I'm not sure, but I would assume it would support a connection to an external DAC, not sure about the charging. I find most of these devises do allow for charging despite the ipod flashing a message that the device does not allow charging.