will the altec lansing im413 support sansa clip plus mp3 players
443994
Yes, it certainly will. There's an auxiliary plug in the back that you can use to plug into any mp3 player with a standard AUX audio cable which can you purchase at any major electronics retailer.
443995
You can play your Sansa clip using the auxiliary input but you cannot charge the clip on the im413.
983176
It will support any player. Just get a proper cable; Auxiliary Input Cable 3.5mm. I use my smartphone as an MP3 player all the time, works great on the DDR63.
2106304
My suggestion is to go to their WEB site and download the manual. See below:http://mp3support.sandisk.com/sansa/UserManual/CLIP/CLIP_UM_English.pdf
503111
I know exactly what you are talking about. This model doesn't have that. The model you're after is this one: http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Sansa-Clip-Player-Black/dp/B009PNXZFA/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid;=1402691975&sr;=8-14&keywords;=sandisk+mp3#productDetails
1879076
I don't know. I have far more songs than will fit on my clip, so I reformat my clip often and copy songs onto it as I feel. I long for the days of the Sansa View, a larger "Man's" mp3 player. The clip is nice, but it is too small and is for dainty fingers.
62239
I have a slightly older model sansa, but it works fine with vista so I'd assume this one does as well.
2064865
I also have a Sansa media player, and it worked fine, for about one year. Then, the touchpads failed to work and I had to throw it out. I called Altec Lansing and they said there was nothing they would do to reconcile this and I couldn't send it to them to fix. The sound is excellent, though. Good luck!
311928
A reviewed said it worked with his e260 beautifully, so I'm guessing it does.EDIT: M. Lashus wrote a review saying the e280 DOES NOT WORK correctly with the speaker set. Only the headphone jack can connect to the speakers for sound, but the Sansa can't even fit where it's supposed to. So this is a no go.
921967
I have a Sansa e250 mp3 player. It works, but it was a tight fit. I don't know about the e260. sorry.
1738716
I am trying to find out the same information. I did find the following statemnet that says it works with the m200 series...: With SanDisk's Sansa Speaker Dock, you can share and listen to your MP3 player's music anywhere. Get high-performance sound quality from your Sansa e100 and m200 series MP3 players, most other available MP3 players, as well as through any device with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, typical on most laptops and CD/DVD players with the included cable. The Sansa Speaker Dock comes with an AC adapter, and gets hours of continuous playback with four AA batteries (not included).
491665
You cannot plug the Sansa clip directly into it as shown in the picture. But the Altec Lansing has a port where you use a cable from the headphone jack on the Sansa clip. This Altec has a really nice sound.
720291
I have no idea? I know that it does NOT work for my Sansa 4gig MP3 player.....My player takes a larger plug.
348202
I don't have a sansa so I cannot answer the question affirmatively. It the width of your sansa is about the same as an Ipod or Iphone, it will work.
73112
I'm not sure. I would caution that my experience with sansa mp3 players has been mostly negative. I had earlier mp3 players without a touch interface and these were pretty good. The players with touch were so dreadful that I'd never buy another Sansa device.
2150995
Yes it works with all M series Sansa. I bought the speaker dock for my M260. Great sound and more than enough volume. It uses 4 AA batteries or you can use the AC adapter. I use both. I use the AC adapter and when I want to change locations. I unplug the AC adapter from the speaker dock first before I unplug it from the wall. That way the batteries will take over without interruption.
355656
I really don't know because I bought it for my Sansa Clip player. I suspect it will only work well in a SanDisk product.
2106305
http://mp3support.sandisk.com/sansa/UserManual/CLIP/CLIP_UM_English.pdfHere is the manual for the SanDisk Sansa clip MP3 player. There are instructions on how to create your playlist on your computer using Windows Media Player and then transfer them to your Sansa.