can you also attach devices that are not blue tooth capability like old ipods and if so assume you can also then play your blue tooth enabled devices but not turn on blue tooth mode?
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Yes any bluetooth device. My son uses it on his older ipod, as long as it is bluetooth enabled it will pick up the SP1
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Yes, you can connect devices (like phones, laptops, etc) to the speaker with a standard 3.5mm male-to-male stereo cord. The speaker even comes with this cord. You do not have to use bluetooth.
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Basically you can hook up anything that has an external jack (audio output) - phone, ipad, ipod, mp3 - whether it's bluetooth or not. Bluetooth is just a convenience so you don't have to use the cord, but you don't have to use it if you don't want to. I've hooked up my Galaxy S3 with and without BT, also my wife's ipad and an ipod, no problem.
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I have connected by bluetooth my ipods with no problem.I have not tried to connect my computer but it should work.The bluetooth works well.
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yes - There is an auxiliary jack that will play your devices through the device.
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Yes. When using bluetooth linked to iPhone or iMac, volume, pause/play are functional. As you might guess, when hard-wired, those functions don't work.
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yes you can ,it comes with all the things nessasary to do so. I can't tell you how though as i do not have bluetooth capabilities :)
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Connections to this unit are via bluetooth. If you have an iPod Touch, you should be able to use a bluetooth connection, its easy to setup.
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No, if I am correct about Ipod Classic. This requires that your device is bluetooth capable, and as i recall, the Ipod Classic doesn't have bluetooth.
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You can use Bluetooth to play music. This is for application mode which enables the headset to control applications on the iPhone.
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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. I have an older MP3 player without blue-tooth that I connect via standard audio cable. Works fine.
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Thanks for your inquiry. You may need to turn off bluetooth in one device and then turn bluetooth in the second. This is a fantastic sounding unit!
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Yes you can. Basically this is a receiver. You can connect it to a music system which doesnt support bluetooth so that you can make it bluetooth enabled. Once its enabled any bluetooth transmitter device can send music/sound through it like Smart Phone, iPad, Laptop etc.
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Short answer, yes. Long answer, most iPods don't have bluetooth, however the iPod Touch 5th Generation and iPod Nano "redesigned" do have bluetooth, and of course the iphone also has it. Any other ipod however will not work with the bluetooth functions. It does come with a headphone cord that will work in the event you cannot use the bluetooth. As long as you have that cord you can use it with any media device that uses a headphone jack.
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Have not tried it. I used the Bluetooth player primarily for the ipod touch during my workouts. I believed there should not be any problem hooking to a bluetooth device as it paired easily with the ipod touch.
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Yep!!!! All you have to do is go into your settings and turn on your Blue Tooth, then they will work with anything that has the Blue Tooth option: your computer, iPad, iPod, etc. Hope this helps! I love mine, and use them all the time, even with my iPhone. Just remember, if you have more than one device with Blue Tooth, you'll need to pick which one you want to use with your headset, and then turn OFF Blue tooth on the rest of your devices nearby. Otherwise, your headphones won't know which device to connect to and they won't work.
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Never thought of that use... just tried it with my ipod 4th gen. (ios ver. 6.1.6). After turning on the bluetooth setting on the ipod, it works.