Can an iPod be hooked up to the transmitter?
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Yes. it has a standard stereo mini plug. There is also a variable input knob to adjust for any level from the sound source.
1080181
If you can hook up 3mm headphones to your device then you can hook this up. And it is awesome hardware!
1080182
I dont know. The input connection is for a 1/8 " stereo cable with three conductors. So try a three conductor headphone set on your I pod as s test.
1080183
Yes. You need a 1/8 inch male to 1/8 inch male stereo cable to Run from the iPod headphone port to the transmitter line in
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Yes, as long as you have line level audio output and a 1/8 inch male stereo plug for input into the AX-7C. Best performance I obtained on this transmitter was running the line input level on the transmitter at 70 % and adjust the iPod output level to the best sound quality on the monitoring receiver. Keep in mind the audio quality is not that of a commercial transmitter, good but not great. If you want great sound quality look at www.edmdesign.com transmitters. This is still a good transmitter for the price, and the output level is illegal in the US.
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Yes, an iPod can be hooked up to this. And regarding the sound quality, unless your willing to spend a lot more money, the sound quality is great bang for your buck. And even with a more expensive transmitter you most likely wont get the range that this transmitter has.
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Yes, you will need a cable(RCA) type that goes from your Ipod to any type of speaker, Docking station, player and this transmitter, etc. You would just plug that cable into the transmitter and start your songs. I use it with my HTC phone, a CD Player and other players. On the CD player the cable comes from the Headphones jack on the player to the transmitter. On my HTC phone it is the same. Works Great. Watch the gain on the transmitter and try to keep it mid way or the sound will distort. Good luck.
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yes. anything with a headphone jack can hook up to it. however, this is a cheep thing and sound quality is inferior.
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fm transmitter from walmart works great they are in the auto section. it plugs into the head phone port on the ipod and transmitts to your radio no wires. i have 2 and love them
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You have to set the transmitter to the same radio station on your car. So choose FM on your car radio. Use something like 91.9 or a station that doesn't really play music and set the transmitter o the same channel. Then plug in your iphone/iPod. Should work :)
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Sure, I have the fifth generation iPod hooked up to it, but yours, as mine also uses the Lightning Connector to USB Cable for communication between the two devices.
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No built in transmitter to the Car Radio. Without the car Aux port you could only charge the i-device. Look around amazon because they make this one in a model that comes with an FM Transmitter. I actually own that one too before I had a car with an Aux port.
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As long as the end of the transmitter can fit into the device you are hooking it up to, it should work. This has worked on my older iPhones and iPods.
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If your amplifier has an auxiliary input, it is possible. Test this by plugging your iPod directly into the amplifier with the cable whatever cable you need to use. If this works, then using the airwave will also work. You use the same cable that you plug your iPod into your amplifier with to plug the airwave into your amplifier.
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If your ipod has bluetooth, then yes. This is intended to plug into a speaker in jack, so it is a receiver, not a sender.
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The transmitter is only used to connect devices that do not have Bluetooth capabity to the speaker (i.e. and old MP3 player of mine). You plug the provided audio cord into the headphone jack of the device and the other end into the transmitter. To make a connection between the transmitter and the speaker, you hold down the "Speaker" button on the transmitter while the speaker is searching for a Bluetooth connection. Because the transmitter does not take batteries it must be plugged in. The USB cord can be plugged into any iPhone charger or computer to power the transmitter. All of this is unnecessary if your device has Bluetooth capability (i.e. an iPhone or iPod touch) in which case you connect directly to the speaker and set the transmitter aside.
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yes it should pair up to a transmitter device. It is a receiver, 30 pin dock to charge itself and an 3.5mm out.
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I want to get a FM transmitter/charger for my daughter's iPod nano 16gb. Am I reading correctly that this unit may not be compatible?
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Looks to me like iPod shuffle has controls on the device itself that you can use when you plug it into the FM transmitter.
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Yes, as long as it has the round headphone outlet. That is where you plug in the transmitter into the headphone outlet and then you put the other end of transmitter into cigarette lighter. Its pretty nice if you enjoy listening to your own selection of music.
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If the end of the transmitter has the end that will work when plugged in to your iPod like an earbud would then it will work...... there are others at Amazon that will tell you if it will fit & if you are still not sure then check out Radio Shack..... that have several & they can tell you which one they have that will work...
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Yes, if you are using the iPod as the music source. In this case, your iPod would have to be plugged into the 3.5 MM input of the unit.
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The transmitter only requires a working FM station and your iPod (or pre-iPhone 5 iPhone). The transmitter part plugs directly into your phone/iPod. If you want to utilize the charging feature, you will need a working cigarette lighter.
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Not without a power source like your car cigarette lighter. You can charge your ipod through it while transmitting to your radio. I didn't find it to be a great transmitter so I sent it back.