Does this transmitter only work for ipods or will it work for different mp3 players through a 3.5mm plug?
585058
There is a jack for an mp3 on the bottom for an aux cable commonly available
585059
Yes it will it comes with a jack for when u want to talk over your cars radio because the i phone dose not let you do it thou the port on the bottom.
585060
It works for mp3 players as well. It comes with a short auxiliary cable and the transmitter has an aux port
533258
you can connect to any 3.5mm audio socket, but remember you will not get the sound quality of a proper stereo headphone. This is just a simply transmitter
666956
I assume your using a direct plug from the headphone jack to the stereo and not going through your radio tuner via a transmitter. The transmitters are notorius for low volume on all MP3 players. If your going direct through the headphone jack and you are facing more than a slight degradation in voulme levels, I think you might have a connection problem at the MP3 or the stereo
694525
It is not a transmitter, its a receiver. This takes the signal from a Bluetooth enabled device playing music, and plays it via the 3.5mm headphone jack.
48085
I've used it with an Ipod and an Ipad, I assume it will work with an MP3 player as long as it accepts a headphone jack. If you can use regular headphones or earbuds it should work with this headset.
2285001
It works with any MP3 player, but don't get it, the sound quality is really bad. Don't waste your money!
2111140
no-it will only transfer the music that plays on the ipod to the frequency of an fm radio.
1766035
It works with any device that have 3.5mm output jack so yes, it should work with mp3s player.
1145431
Yes. 3.5mm input handles almost any source with earphone or line output. Plug your iPod, iPhone, or other source's charging cable into USB and it will charge while playing. I don't know if it will take audio from USB.
382530
No, you have to use a 3.5 MM plug. Of course you could probably plug a small bluetooth transmitter into it...many choices on Amazon. Be forewarned, this device works well, but battery life suffers. Still cheaper than trying to repair the crappy Apple headphone jack.
1693320
Well had to lookup specs of that transmitter you listed and it says audio input of a 3.5mm jack so no this won work.
191709
That's the idea, it creates a 3.5 MM jack to USB conversion. The question should be "does your radio have a 3.5 MM jack socket." I use it on a MAC for SKYPE calls. The MAC has two 3.5 MM sockets, one for speakers and headphones, one is for an input. On OX10 systems the USB no longer works for sound input, only out. On your radio, if there is a jack socket it is most likely in input for MP3, but if you have TWO, then one is most likely for external speakers. There will be icons molded in the chassis that show this. In other words, if you have computer speakers that have a USB male plug, with that adapter you could plug them into a 3.5mm OUTPUT. If you have an MP3 player it should use a 3.5 MM INPUT anyway.
1814722
This GF827 works with iPod, MP3 & MP4 Players. It also has a slot for input of USB Data and an SD cad slot.
1920880
Any MP3 player is going to work! It is just a speaker that you plug it in to! like if you had wanted to plug your head phones in to your MP3 player, all head phones are going to fit any player. (well most, you know what I mean) Not like the huge ones that were made in the 70's.
116691
if it works with any music player with 3.5" audio output and has standard Apple charger
1854865
If the end of the transmitter has the end that will work when plugged in to your iPod like an earbud would then it will work...... there are others at Amazon that will tell you if it will fit & if you are still not sure then check out Radio Shack..... that have several & they can tell you which one they have that will work...
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No guarantee - you'll have to look into the specifics of those two devices. I use it successfully with an iPod Shuffle, both with the charging/data-transfer path which required all 4 conduction paths (T,R,R,andS), and with regular earbuds which uses only 3 paths (several varieties, all T,R,S). I researched the devices on technical forums, getting the specifics from manufacturer specs and hackers' projects descriptions.