Could I use an IPod 5 with this player?
1091341
I'm not sure we only have Ipods and IPhone 4s that we use in this player - sorry
1091342
the dock is not compatible with iPod5 (old connector) but there is an AUX IN that you could use to hook up.
2023292
I have a 5, and yes. As long as you have bluetooth enabled, it will connect automatically. It will play from where you left of as long as you haven't closed out that particular music app.
1249591
This device only works with the older Apple iDock interface (before iPhone 5); if your "mp3 player" is not a iPhone, iPad, iTouch or iPod it will not work with your device.
1519625
I bought it with the intention of using an Ipod with it. However, it didn't support a 5th gen ipod so I had to purchase an adapter. When using it for a radio, one speaker faded out. Then the speakers went crackle-ly. I wouldn't buy if your using it for a radio.
2175685
Using the "Aux In" RCA jacks in the back of the unit, you can hook up a cd player/changer OR an iPad (using a special cable)...there is a USB port in the back of the unit as well; however the manual states "play music from USB flash drive...". I have not tried to plug in my iPod and play through the unit, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. Hope that helps.
1761136
I haven't tried it, but in the description from the manufacturer, it does say that you can use your ipod.
1479514
I hav not used with ipod 5, but it works with all device having bluetooth in it.i am using though with samsung s3,galaxy tab, iphone 4
316294
It has a micro usb, mini usb, and 30 pin Apple dock--what I call the old Apple proprietary. Most devices are starting to standardize on the micro USB. Not sure what the Ipod 5 takes, but if it is proprietary, then this will not work.
843360
I have an Ipod Touch and it works great, not sure if it works with the Ipod 5.
1977186
This is not compatible with the iPod touch 5, it will only work with the older iPod 4 and earlier versions. This device connects to the iPod by way of the older 30 pin connector. It does not have the smaller "Lightning" connector that the newer iPods such as the iPod 5 have.
1860970
No, it uses the old connectors from iPhones older than the 5. You might be able to find some sort of converter accessory that will allow you to connect to the speakers
554794
You can use it with any device that has Bluetooth or a headphone jack. So as long as your IPod has that (I am assuming so), then it should work just fine.
2008589
I don't think so, it utilizes the play lists in your iPod as CDs. Also the native connector is a 30 pin connector, I am unsure it the adaptor will work properly with the iPhone 5.
411078
It has an 8 pin lightning port so you will probably need an adapter if you have a 30-pin connector. Sony makes a iPhone 4/30-pin version of this stereo too.It's an awesome player, I highly recommend it.
1374564
No. The 5th generation iPod uses the small "Lightning" connector. This dock uses the old 30-pin connector. It might work with an adapter, but I haven't tried that.
1694016
This speaker system will work with any Apple iPod as well as other brand MP3 players or cell phones for that matter. There is an auxiliary 3.5mm jack in the back of the system, which allows any device to be plugged into it using a male to male connector. However, if you're trying to figure out whether your 8GB player would be able to dock with this system, that is solely dependent on whether your player has the older style 30-pin connection or the newer 9-pin lightning connection. If your player has the older 30-pin connection, then you are in luck because your player will be able to dock and can charge while it is being used. If your player has the newer 9-pin lightning connection or is not an iPod, then you will need to use the auxiliary 3.5 mm jack and your player will not be able to charge while being used.
1660393
Yes you can. Use a basic male stereo rca R/L and a mini 3.5mm to plug into you ipod