Is this Dock compatible with a ipod classic 160gb 7th generation? Belkin F8Z126 Power Dock AV for iPod forum
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It is compatible with my iPhone 4 (which is the latest out right now), so I would assume it should work with the 7th gen ipod as well.
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I'm pretty sure it is. The Apple interface is basically the same for just about all iPods (excluding the Shuffle), otherwise the Apple Universal Dock wouldn't work.
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Yes it will, even while being extremely active. I use it with my 7th gen 160gb iPod Classic.
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I can't tell you what generation mine is but I do have a 160GB ipod classic and it fits it just fine. It's not a 100% tight fit, but I think you'll love it
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Yep. They still support everything, but the dock only works with the older iPod/iPhone connectors.
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I dont think there is a 7th generation iPod Classic. I can't any info on the Apple website about a 7th generation. There is a 7th generation Nano though. This dock has a 30-pin connector. So if you have a 30-pin connector on your device, it should work. The 7th gen Nano has an 8-pin lightning connector, so this dock would not work. But there is an 8-pin version of the same dock that I also have for my iPhone 5. It's the same thing with a different connector. Here's the link: Belkin Charge and Sync Dock with Lightning Cable Connector for iPhone 6 / 6 Plus, iPhone 5 / 5S / 5c and iPod touch 5th Gen (Silver)-Retail Packaging I dont think there is a 7th generation iPod Classic. I can't any info on the Apple website about a 7th generation. There is a 7th generation Nano though. This dock has a 30-pin connector. So if you have a 30-pin connector on your device, it should work. The 7th gen Nano has an 8-pin lightning connector, so this dock would not work. But there is an 8-pin version of the same dock that I also have for my iPhone 5. It's the same thing with a different connector. Here's the link: Belkin Charge and Sync Dock with Lightning Cable... » Read More I dont think there is a 7th generation iPod Classic. I can't any info on the Apple website about a 7th generation. There is a 7th generation Nano though. This dock has a 30-pin connector. So if you have a 30-pin connector on your device, it should work. The 7th gen Nano has an 8-pin lightning connector, so this dock would not work. But there is an 8-pin version of the same dock that I also have for my iPhone 5. It's the same thing with a different connector. Here's the link: Belkin Charge and Sync Dock with Lightning Cable Connector for iPhone 6 / 6 Plus, iPhone 5 / 5S / 5c and iPod touch 5th Gen (Silver)-Retail Packaging « Show Less
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yes it is. I use this toshiba with my 7th 160 GB Ipod Classic and it works perfectly.
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I wouldn't know because I did not buy item. Somehow my review of the ipod 160 gigabyte 7th generation got put in the reviews of the switch-easy. The only dock system I use is for my Kicker speaker system and am sorry I can't help
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Help please! I want to buy this - today it is $252 - the older version. Will it play and charge my 80 GB iPod? Thanks
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Hey what's up! The actual dock is not lightning compatible....it does however come with a aux cable so you can hook it up with that
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It is for the older Sound Docks. It uses the same docking system as my old ipod classic. 30pin o think.
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I do not know if the Belkin TuneTalk Stereo will work for the Ipod Classic 7G. I bought the Belkin for my Ipod Classic 160GB and it works great!!! I suggest you call Belkin in Los Angeles, CA at (310) 898-1100 and tell them which type Ipod you have and ask them which Belkin TuneTalk Stereo will work with that Ipod.
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Yes. I use my classic 80 gig ipod with no problems. Great unit, love it better than my old Bose.
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Check out: http://www.belkin.com/support/article/?lid=en&pid=F8Z082-BLK&aid=9117&scid=0 You have to have the latest iPod firmware installed.
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Actually if you look at that same specs page you'll see it mentions a dock adapter coming in the box so it shouldn't be a problem either way. For me the ipod touch is everything that I was looking for. Sure it could have been given a power hungry disk drive with more capacity, but flash is the better option hands down. Lower energy consumption with that nice slim form factor and better battery life for the size (look at specs on the classic 160 and you'll see the difference). I don't know why you would need 16gb of music and videos on there at any one time anyways, manual sync people...use it
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I believe I read somewhere that this was compatible with the HTR-6160, iirc. I believe that it has to do more with the style of dock connector, which I don't think has changed that much. Also, having an iPod Touch 64GB, I'm guessing that this would be compatible for both play and charge. Also, I believe that the HTR-6160 was a re-badged RX-V663, someone can probably confirm this, since there seems to be a fair resemblance between the two lineups.
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I have the 160GB iPod Classic. The cable arrived today and, unfortunately, does not work.