What kind of connector do I need to plug in an auxiliary device. I have an old iPod Touch that I would like to connect.
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I use the same connector I use to hook up my iPod in my car. There's an AUX in on the back of the radio. Works like a charm.
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If the ipod has bluetooth or you can connect it with the 3.5mm wire (included). Other companies sell bluetooth adapters for ipods. I use one on my ipod classic.
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Yes that's all it works with. The newer ipods and iPhone have a different connector.
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It will HOWEVER please be aware that the new iPod touch, like ALL the new Apple mobile products, use the new, smaller lightning connector. This Sonos dock uses the OLD 30-pin "wide" connector, so you MUST get the adapter. Apples sells the adapter for $29.99 but you can find it on eBay for less from sellers (OEM model, not the copycat stuff from Asia that sells for $5 which I can't vouch for).
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if you want to connect a iPod/tablet you have to connect with a 3.5mm Audio cable. the usb port is only for flash drives. hope that help a little.
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Regular ipad will, or even ipod, iPhone, has "older" 30 pun connector, though, not lightning base. Can use audio jack to hook up other devices as well, Android, etc...
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I've looked up your unit and unfortunately I can't say for certain. Mine came with an auxiliary plug and I was able to use it too. The iPod that I had originally worked, but when I ungraded to the iphone 4 and 5 neither would plug in (until I bought an adapter). That said, the speaker is amazing! I do believe that, worse case scenario, you can get an adapter if it doesn't plug straight in.
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No, it's not the lightning connector. You can get a old style connect to lightning connector from Apple that should work.
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I connect my iphone to mine using the Aux input. If your iPod has an aux output, all you need is the connecting aux cable
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I bought an iPod touch 5th gen with the lightning connector, and I bought the lightning to 30-pin connector adapter. With the adapter, my new iPod touch works great with the S715i. No problems.
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This only works for the ipod touch 4th generation or older. The newer ipod touch does not work since the connector is smaller than the connector on the radio. New ipod have the 9 pin connector.
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You can use it to plug into an auxiliary input jack. If you're using it to plug into a headphone line out jack that will not work since it's not a line in jack. This adapter achieves a flat line out from the iPod to go into an input jack (receiver, headphone amp, etc)
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The Eton speaker (like this one...but mine is about 10 years old, I think) I bought works great with my old U-2 special edition iPod...but not with my iPod Touch...the little adapters that came with it didn't help either. I tried buying some other apparatus after getting some so-called expert advice and ended up having to send the stuff back because that didn't work either. You might want to try those little single speakers...they're really small and usually spherical in shape. I have not found any small speaker system that I can play my iPod Touch on. Hope this was helpful.
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This is not compatible with the iPod touch 5, it will only work with the older iPod 4 and earlier versions. This device connects to the iPod by way of the older 30 pin connector. It does not have the smaller "Lightning" connector that the newer iPods such as the iPod 5 have.
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you must purchase an optical audio cable, that is sold seperatly. It took me a while to figure that out. Plus , I have an older Ipod, the one just before the touch and it will not play mine. It does play the newer ones.
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It will only work with an auxiliary cable since it does not have the usual ipod connector
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Sort of - you could buy a Lightning - 30-pin adapter. However, at that point, you might as well just buy an adapter that works for the Touch. Did you try Bluetooth to your audio system?