If this is compatible with an IPOD how does one connect /sync them?
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The BT-100 speaker is able to pair and connect to any device as long as the device has Bluetooth. If the iPOD is a iPOD Touch, it should have Bluetooth installed. If the iPOD is an older iPOD or iPOD Shuffle, then it may not have Bluetooth.The BT-100 will NOT work with a cable. The Micro-USB cable included with the speaker is only meant for charging.You can go to the website found on the warranty card or user's manual for more information at the Speaker FAQ.
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Yes you can! There are USB Bluetooth receiver adapters that will work. Also, there are several Bluetooth receivers that will plug into the auxiliary port or even to the stereo RCA inputs. So, you have 3 different inputs that will support a less than $30 Bluetooth adapter. I bought an Auvio one on Amazon for $9.99 that plugs into the end of the IPOD cable this speaker came with and the other end into the usb input. Works great!!!!
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Yes you can copy from your CD's to iTunes and then sync it with your iPod. You could probably find instructions for doing this on the internet or at Apple Support.
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It has the standard IPOD connection. It should work fine for you. Happy listening.
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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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The speaker is paired with a transmitter, which also acts as the cradle that the iPod rests in. The transmitter uses a standard minijack cable to connect to the earphone/headphone jack of the iPod. As such, this will work with any normal audio device that you can plug a pair of earphones/headphones into. I sometimes connect the transmitter to my computer speakers.
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I hook it up through the headphone jack on the ipod. Use the cord with the small computer end into the speaker and the skinny headphone jack into the ipod's headphone input.
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Hi,I would also like to know if I can pair them with the last version of the Ipod touch. Can anybody answer us? Cheers.
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There are RCA inputs. You can buy an RCA to aux input adapter for about 5 bucks to use your iPod or you can just use the RCA inputs
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It works with the newer generations of iPod touch. But other than that I'm not sure. If your iPod is capable of enabling Bluetooth which should be in its settings then you should be able to use them.
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Yes, you have to use the cable that comes with the jam box to connect it, from the headphone jack on the iPod.
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the dock is not compatible with iPod5 (old connector) but there is an AUX IN that you could use to hook up.
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I have heard there might be some third party software that you can use, but I think the easiest and best way is to add your windows media player items to iTunes and then sync the iPod.
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They pretty much have to be synced in order for them to be downloaded from your PC to an iPod
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Not sure, but if it has bluetooth, you should be able to connect. I have an older ipod which can connect via a audio cable from the earbud output, this is not the point of a wireless speaker, bluetooth is the way to go.
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you have to "sync" the bluetooth first, let your phone or ipod find it then it should work
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I'm pretty sure these early generation iPods won't run the versions of iOS that have Siri. As far as getting the music on, you can sync this with iTunes just like your current iPod.