I have an ipod 6 years old, will this pick up the signal from it?
1875216
If it has Bluetooth capabilities them I don't see why it wouldn't work. But I've never tried it with an old iPod.
1875217
I don't know...but last year I bought 2 of these. Both lasted less than 30 days before the circuits fried and we're rendered useless. There was no refunds.
1223055
yes you have to plug it into the RCA CABLES and you should be able to get a signal
1056424
Should be fineOur iPod is generation prior to the classic, but has same plug in
1637631
hi Judy I don't know for sure but I did hook up my old IPod and it worked just fine use the aux feature
1661231
As an audio store owner of 20 years I have not seen these devices in the past work well at all. I purchased this one not long ago to see if technology has changed recently but it hasn't. I would not purchase this device. You need to try to find one of the better brands that actually boost the signal. I would look for an antenna replacement that has the booster built in. It will probably have an external antenna that you will need to run up to the windshield. They cost more but you get what you pay for. Good luck!
1948957
No. it sends an fm signal to your radio. just make sure u put the fm channel on a station that has nothing pickin up on it
1612553
Yes, but it will interfere with the distance your antenna can get a signal from. This may or may not matter depending on where the stations are you are trying to pick up.
223055
I'd like to help but can hardly tell one iPod from another...my iPod is really really really old - at least five years, an 80G..does that help? This amp has an amazing system for adding frequencies to the mp3s. The songs sound, for once, as they should, not artificial, and quite rich..I'm very happy with this unit
1622354
It is set up for the old ones. It works great for your ipod, but the unable to pull in radio stations even with a extra atenna
1768450
It will amplify the signal but will also amplify the noise. It won't 'clean up' the signal per se. Some T.V.s won't program a station if the signal is too weak. It will help with that.
1272913
I believe that it should. I'm a customer like you and don't own an iPod, but the output can be adjusted from nothing to much higher than a normal line-out found on most entertainment electronics.
1761234
Yes it should be perfect for picking up signals from farther away. I used to use mine at the RV Park. It is basically just an amplified wireless antenna receiver. It comes with a driver CD, which I just checked and it has a MAC OS 10 driver.
395942
It will receive a Bluetooth signal. It does not transmit the radio over Bluetooth.
2080203
Just yesterday my grandson noticed that he had signal 2 blocks away, driving away. There was a large brick building between us and the house. If you have lath and plaster walls, that might reduce your signal a bit. I'd guess it will work just fine.
1783297
No, this will not help a weak Bluetooth signal, you need to get a different Bluetooth device.
637601
It worked for me. It is much better at picking up the cell phone signal. I hooked it up to my Wilson box.
1002198
Yes it will, I use it to listen to music in the shower while keeping my iPad in my bedroom to keep the humidity from getting to my iPad. The only time I've seen this struggle is if the signal has to go through something large and metal, such as when I had this unit set next to my refrigerator and was trying to use my ipad in the next room, it still worked but would "skip" for 1/2 second once a minute or so. But through walls I would say yes.