how do you connect the ipod?
1078625
it came with two cables one is to charge and one is to connect to the playeri hope this works for you, because this is how i connected to my player
1078626
i dont think you can input an ipod or other device as far as i tried you can only reproduce the TF card and the radio....and have to watch it on specifications because some do not come with radio built in.
1078627
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.
1078628
it came with two cables one is to charge and one is to connect to the player i hope this works for you, because this is how i connected to my player
369491
Yes you can connect an iPod. You just need a cable to use the AUX input jack (a cable with two male 3.5mm plugs, one at either end). Ideally you would use Bluetooth to connect. If you're not, you could save money by buying a non-Bluetooth boom box.
2240370
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
29698
You can use both newer and older ipods with this speaker - there is a connection cord that plugs into the older ipods and then into the top of the speaker. Then select AUX2 to play. The newer ipods slide onto the connector and then select IPOD to play those.
1339072
Yes, you would connect to the device through the 3.5mm headphone jack on the IPOD and the cable is provided. Hope this helps.
1010904
Use the cable that came with your iPod. The usb end goes into the power bank
1261536
You can connect anything. Yes you can connect a ipod. The mixer that I use is Gemini.
1707099
Go into settings of your ipod and touch Bluetooth, then touch the on/off label to turn Bluetooth on. A menu shows up of previously paired devices. On your bt101 headphones, press the power button to turn the headphones on. On the same ear piece, hiding behind the headphone band, at 12 o'clock high, there is a pairing switch button. Press this button until the red and blue leds light up. Go to the ipod to see if it has discovered the headphones, and when it does, touch the bt101 area, not the arrow at the right side. The ipod will now be working to connect to the headphones and when it does find them, it will say it is connected. You should be good to go now to play your music. Hope this helps. Go into settings of your ipod and touch Bluetooth, then touch the on/off label to turn Bluetooth on. A menu shows up of previously paired devices. On your bt101 headphones, press the power button to turn the headphones on. On the same ear piece, hiding behind the headphone band, at 12 o'clock high, there is a pairing switch button. Press this button until the red and blue leds light up. Go to the ipod to see if it has discovered the headphones, and when it does, touch the bt101 area, not the arrow at the right side. The ipod will now be working to connect to the headphones and when it does... » Read More Go into settings of your ipod and touch Bluetooth, then touch the on/off label to turn Bluetooth on. A menu shows up of previously paired devices. On your bt101 headphones, press the power button to turn the headphones on. On the same ear piece, hiding behind the headphone band, at 12 o'clock high, there is a pairing switch button. Press this button until the red and blue leds light up. Go to the ipod to see if it has discovered the headphones, and when it does, touch the bt101 area, not the arrow at the right side. The ipod will now be working to connect to the headphones and when it does find them, it will say it is connected. You should be good to go now to play your music. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1881068
There is a USB from the back so you should be able to plug your IPOD cable into it and control it with the IPOD. Read the instructions on the Alpine web site the see how to switch it from head unit control to IPOD. Should work fine.
119021
No. You need to connect your iPod to an amplifier. The speakers connect to the amplifier
386499
If your ipod has Bluetooth. I know iPhones have Bluetooth, not sure about the new iPod touch though, check your settings first.
1853054
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.
1972769
Full disclosure: I do not own an iPod. That said, there doesn't appear to be a way to connect an outside source into the Princess radio.I hope this helps.
2181106
You plug it into your computer's USB port with a connection that comes with the iPod shuffle.Great item. . .I swim with mine regularly!Beth Chandler
1515108
You can to the computer. Try the USB input on the stereo and select "iPod/iPhone input".
243704
I do not have ipod. This model is very simple and old. I looked all around but could not see any output entry, only one for head phone. I do not think you can hook up an ipod to this machine.
91153
It says you can connect an MP3 player to it. The manual is silent on whether an iPod will work.