Do I need to purchase a transmitter with this product or will I be able to pair the headphones automatically with the ipod?
578787
I use mine with the iPod nano 7th generation and they paired seamlessly. Just turn on the bluetooth in the iPod settings and then hold down the power button, on the headset, for about 6 seconds. You should see alternating green and red lights. Thats it.
578788
Thanks for your question. The bluetooth headset can only work with the device support bluetooth function. I am not sure if you ipod with the bluetooth function, if yes, this item will work for you.
1080186
Yes, you will need a cable(RCA) type that goes from your Ipod to any type of speaker, Docking station, player and this transmitter, etc. You would just plug that cable into the transmitter and start your songs. I use it with my HTC phone, a CD Player and other players. On the CD player the cable comes from the Headphones jack on the player to the transmitter. On my HTC phone it is the same. Works Great. Watch the gain on the transmitter and try to keep it mid way or the sound will distort. Good luck.
390484
It does not have a headphone jack. If you have an Aux input then you don't want a FM Transmitter just a charger.
497081
It works with any iPod I believe. But You're better off getting a separate holder and one of the cords from Auto Zone that is a transmitter. The cord of mine just fell out one day, and I wasn't rough with it at all.
1881068
There is a USB from the back so you should be able to plug your IPOD cable into it and control it with the IPOD. Read the instructions on the Alpine web site the see how to switch it from head unit control to IPOD. Should work fine.
499850
The transmitter basically "listens" to whatever the ipod/iphone is playing. So if sound is coming from your device, then I don't see why it wouldn't also be transmitted, regardless of the online/offline status of the device.
888725
If you bought the headphones only then you bought the wrong item. You need headphones and transmitter
828427
It comes with a short cable which connects from the iPod's earphone jack to the transmitter. No separate adaptor needed.
1862169
The transmitter and charger are in a base unit. You can purchase the headphones and the base together. I needed to sets of headphones, so I purchased a complete unit with the base and an additional pair of headphones without a base. I alternate the headphones I charge, since only one set can be charged on the base at a time.
1066935
Only works through "blue tooth" connection. You'll have to get a different model that plugs into your ipod headphone jack.
2128657
First connect it to the iPod it will blink continuously afterwards turn on your Bluetooth headphones and pair it with the device. It will take a few seconds for it to pair.
754237
No you don't. You need to pair it with a Bluetooth-enabled device (hearing aid or CI), and you can do that yourself with the included instructions.
1973217
The transmitter only requires a working FM station and your iPod (or pre-iPhone 5 iPhone). The transmitter part plugs directly into your phone/iPod. If you want to utilize the charging feature, you will need a working cigarette lighter.
1509082
You have to make sure that the radio station that is showing up on the transmitter is the same radio station that you have playing on your radio so that you can actually hear the music that is on your ipod.
906004
Hi, did you purchase this and does it automatically pair? I was going ask the same question...
1509081
You have to set the transmitter to the same radio station on your car. So choose FM on your car radio. Use something like 91.9 or a station that doesn't really play music and set the transmitter o the same channel. Then plug in your iphone/iPod. Should work :)
1568492
This works with a headphone jack, if you don't have one you can use an FM transmitter, or if you have a newer car, you can use Bluetooth, or an auxiliary line in, I hope I helped :-)