Can I dock a current I pod classic (2013) ?
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Definately yes, the onbeat xtreme has the original ipod male conector which means you can use your 1st Gen ipod thru 4th gen, you can also use the new itouch 5th gen as well but you would need the adapter/converter 60 pin to the new lightning connector. Hope this helps
1247295
yes u can just change the mode on it to radio and u can leave the ipod on the dock
2266812
The one I have is a couple of years old and does not include an adapter that allows me to play anything with the new smaller cord...like the Iphone 5. (Not sure if the 5 was out yet.) I did just purchase an adapter that should allow me to play these things but I have not yet tested it. If your Ipod uses the new cord and has the smaller docking port, be sure you confirm if Pyle has upgraded their technology.
1336616
Not sur if this particular model works but the do make a version for newer docks
629729
Is your I pod a thirty pin docking. If not they also make adapters of different configuration that should make it compatible . I use these extensions so I can leave my I pod in its case. My son has this dock and he loves it. Carries it to locker room , and his hockey team listens to it before games.
539456
Yes you can, you just need to connect an aux cable or audio Y adapter to the dock or connect the aux cable directly to the speaker.
504137
Nope, this one seems to only support the 5th generation iPods according to some of the reviewers, which would be the original iPod Video models that came out around 2005 I think. Aside from a noted problem with certain docking software updates, the physical space in which to mount the iPod is fitted specifically for the Classic-sized iPods and not the iPhone or iPod Touch.
280358
Well, I have an old iPod and it works just fine. But this has a 30-pin dock and I don't know if it works with newer iPods, iPhones, and iPads. Here's something I found on Wikipedia (so it must be true!). I don't know if you could get an adapter if you have a newer iPod -- you may want to look for a newer dock if that's the case, since the device may not sit upright in the dock with an adapter. Apple Dock connector The Apple dock connector is a proprietary 30-pin connector that was common to most Apple mobile devices (iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, 1st through 4th generation iPod Touch, iPad, iPad 2, and iPad (3rd generation)) from its introduction with the 3rd generation iPod in 2003 until the Lightning connector was released in September 2012. Originally, the Apple dock connector carried USB, FireWire, some controls and line-level audio outputs.[citation needed] As the iPod changed, so did the signals in the dock connector. Video was added to the connector. FireWire was phased out of the iPods, which led to a discontinuity in usage of the dock connector. As a result of the popularity of Apple's iPod and iPhone devices using the connector, a cottage industry was created of third-party devices that could connect to the interface.[1]
1358839
This speaker dock used the now-dated 30-pin connector. The newest iPods (all but the shuffle) have thenew lightning connector. There is an adapter, but it would be awkward to use in a speaker dock.
606237
Yes but the dock is near impossible to find, and from what I've seen, possibly discontinued
922901
No. The USB input on the back of the dock is for "System updates" to JBL dock itself. If you were wondering about some workaround for the lacking Thunderbolt peripheral, you can find cheap, aftermarket adapters to convert the orig. 30-pin to the 8-pin adapter. An Apple OEM version costs about $25-30 though.
1425445
Who knows. Compatibility with this is shady at best. I still have never been able to get my iPod Classic to work!The extension might be a problem, because the unit closes, encasing the iPod.Try and return, that is my advise.
171195
I use a I-POD Touch with it, so I assume the standard I-POD would also work.
2092513
No. But you can get an adapter very cheaply on ebay that will fit the dock. That's what I did with my older iPod.
1798694
No , it has a USB and also a mini head phone jack which either one should be able hook up to any newer stereo system . Most docking stations have the I-Pod/Pad/Phone hookup as part of the base of a docking station , then you would go wi-fi or by wire to your stereo .
2211694
Since I only have an iPhone I can't answer your question about he iPod docking.
1894659
limited information provided by manufacturer...which is Interfaces/PortsUSB: YesAuxiliary Input: YesApple Dock Interface: Yes