Need I pod to go with stereo system what I pod should I purchase anything else I need for an I pod, I know nothing about I pods
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I know nothing about ipods. Ask 4 help at an electronics store. There is a doc on the Sharp 240 & control options on the remote.
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Save your money unless you have an exterior antenna to hook this up to. I can only receive two stereo radio stations and am sorry I didn't return it when I had the chance. Don't know if you need anything more as I can't use this thing except for discs.
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What do you think? Yes I did. It says I-pod mini compatible but the I-pod mini ( shuffle?) does not have the receiver required for the for this fm transmitter device to connect via....- there isn't a 3.5mm jack anywhere on this itrip auto fm transmitter- maybe I have to buy a separate part? Who knows, there isn't any discussion related that I could find a quick answer, and you don't seem to help..
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No, you do not need an I Pod. Use it by it self, or if you have an I Phone that works fine, except the new version I Phone needs a connecting cable because it will not fit on the docking station. I was disappointed about that. Love the sound and love playing my CD's on ite.
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The Icast wireless audio transmitter should work with your system including the Bic speaker. This transmitter works well with your ipod.
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Howard you can pick up a coaxial stereo cable from Walmart or even the dollar store (I wouldn't recommend; they don' t last long). Amazon even sells it - UpBright NEW AUX IN Cable Audio Line In Cord For Klipsch iGroove SXT, Jabra Klipsch S5010 Part No: 1007267 Stereo Speaker iPod iPhone Speaker Dock Compact Audio System $3.99....it plugs into the ear jack on the phone. Hope this helps!
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Typing on my phone accidentally pressed answer... What you need is a 3.5mm to 3.5mm aux cable any brand or length will do I recommend at least 3ft but is does not matter. Plug the aux cable in the iPod headphone Jack and from there to the stereo
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I use a $79 pair of iHome speakers with an iPod dock - a few years old, but the system sounds great. You could also buy something like a Focus 2.1 system with a subwoofer and two speakers for $500 if you're looking for higher quality.
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All you need is the cable that came with the iPod and it will work fine but you can also use the male to female extention which has is actually what I use and it works like a dream. Though FYI if you have a newer iPod or iPhone you will need the proprietary cords from pioneer and a software update for it to work properly. Hope this helped.
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Yes. You don't need anything specific to Apple. They're just normal earbuds, which is what you need.
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This product comes with three connectors. The first is a USB connector: Using it is not required, but provides charging capabilities to your iPod. The second is the iPod connector: This plugs into the bottom of the iPod and allows for Line Out quality sound. This is required if you want sound from your iPod device. The third cord is an AUX out cord (sorry don't have the length off the top of my head). This must be plugged into something for the sound to be produced. So, short answer: No, an AUX jack is NOT required. Long answer: Unless you just want to charge your iPod, you will need some sound input port on your radio/stereo/speakers ect. What kind of device are you trying to use this with?
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If he plans on using backing tracks from an iPad or other MP3 player, he'll need a stereo to stereo mini jack (male to male). Chances are, if you play an iPod in your car, you already have one of these. This also controls the harmonies the same as plugging an instrument in to the unit.
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Often you can use AUX cable(stereo cable) depending on the amplifier you buy. Also obviously you need speaker cables!
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The plugin from the transmitter to the sound system is a phono type plug. If your system has a headset jack it should work fine. I plug into my IPhone/IPad most of the time. I've had my speakers for a few years now and love them.
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This is just the flight case so no. There are some DJ mixers you can hook an ipod to but if you're only interested in using your ipad, just stick with Algoriddim djay or something similar.
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No you need to plug it up to a computer. The Ipod deck is just in case your computer crashes, you can't mix with it.
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Well, my "sound system" is an old Sony boombox and it doesn't have an aux input. So I'm wondering what I need to buy to play back my recordings. Thanks.
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If you play only cd's or mp3's all you need is a receiver, two speakers, speaker cables and an ipod. If you don't use mp3's you don't even need the ipod. If you want a little more punch to your sound you could add a power amp and surround sound, but those are definitely not necessary.