I have a second gen ipod, wondering if it would connect wirelessly to this speaker and/or if I could use a cable to connect it? Thanks.
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Connections to this unit are via bluetooth. If you have an iPod Touch, you should be able to use a bluetooth connection, its easy to setup.
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I have a very old 1st generation iPod.I don't know about wireless connection.I believe you can connect the speaker to the iPod via the iPod's headphone outlet.Hope this helps.Lawrence
1108159
I don't know what the second gen ipod's bluetooth capacity is like, so I can't answer the wireless question. You could use an auxiliary cable to connect it.
1517812
Yes, you can use the audio cable (included) to connect your Ipod and Roker speaker. However, the quality of the included audio cable is not that good.You may have some "static noise" or disconnected due to bad connection. Buy another good one and you can enjoy the speaker.
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No. These are not Bluetooth speakers nor are they wireless. They are standard stereo speakers that connect to a standard stereo system amplifier via cables. You will need either Bluetooth speakers or Apple AirPlay compatible speakers for direct connection from ipod/iphone/ipad. Or, if you have a standard stereo system amplifier and these speakers, you can get a bluetooth device on Amazon or at Brookstone that you plug into the stereo amplifier. It can then receive the music/sound from your iphone, etc. via Bluetooth, and play it through your stereo system.
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I'm not familiar with the iPod, but if yours is an older iPod I think it should work fine. But for the newer iPhones/iPads there is a lightning connector adapter you can put on the speaker itself. I had a first gen iPad I used the speaker for, now have an iPad Air, so got the adapter and it works fine. Speaker also charges your device if you play iTunes downloaded songs. Nice. It's a great speaker.
1505746
Yes...all you need to do is use the plug on the speaker and plug it into the IPod
255924
Yes it will you can connect it Bluetooth or use a cable to connect it which you have to get separately. This speaker is very handy and works great but after a while the battery life doesn't work as well, but I still suggest you to get this its very worth it, I use it everyday!
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I have hooked my ipod to it using a phono cord from the headset plug in and it works well. Similar to how you would hook it up in your car.
989873
No, it only had the ipod/iPhone connection. I'm not sure if they have adapted this recently. I bought my speaker a year and a half ago.
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I don't know. I have an iPod 2nd generation and it didn't work with it. I returned the speaker.
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Because later model iPods/iPhones and iOS versions have shown compatibility problems. I connect mine via aux input to airport streaming audio from iTunes/computer. If you want to play audio directly from dock, you may have problems
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If your iPod has bluetooth, then it uses Bluetooth for connectivity. If not, it has a mini-plug for an analog connection from the iPod to the speaker but you'd have to buy the proper cable.
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You can connect it with the 3.5mm RCA cables, but the sound quality is poor, at least on mine, I have an IPod that I connect via USB, the sound quality is much much better. Hope this helps.
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you actually can use speakers for it. i have this, so i'd know. heres an awesome speaker with good bass:iHome iHM60 Rechargeable Mini Speakers for iPod (Blue) u can use docking stations, too, but youd have to reasearch some. you cant use the same plug as 4 the ipod nano, though. hope i answered your questions.-ipodloverofanykind
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It works fine with mine, but I do not have the latest ipod connections. My wife bought a new one the plug is different.
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I got this item for my granddaughter to use for her Ipod. She really like it so I will highly recommend it. Now, it has been several years since I purchased this speaker, it still works. Will it work on newer ipods, send a message to the seller. I hope this answer your question.
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Only works through "blue tooth" connection. You'll have to get a different model that plugs into your ipod headphone jack.
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The speaker uses Bluetooth to connect. The iPod touch has Bluetooth, the nano does not.