It looks like a standard 3.5mm plug. Could I use this with my iPod?
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No! This does not convert the signal used to drive standard earphones into an FM signal. The Sirius, XM, and SiriusXM satellite receivers have built-in FM transmitters. This device just couples the output of the transmitter directly to the antenna of your vehicle to avoid interference.
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I tried to plug it into my ipod and the plug is too small. Perhaps an adapter would work.
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I don't believe so the base of the satellite receiver powers this in some way
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I am sorry this adapter is not a 3.5mm plug. The plug fits the antenna output on SiriusXM head unit.
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yea this is a standered 3.5 mm plugin its just a extension cord for any headphone plugin u need for the ipod i think its standered 3.5 mm jack just like an iphone
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Absolutely. It's got a standard 3.5mm plug. Works with iPhone 4/4s/5, iPad, Android, MacBook Pro, etc.
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I use it with my iPhone 5 and my husband with his 5s so I don't see why it wouldn't work with an iPod. It plugs into the headphone jack and is the standard 3.5 mm size that fits most headphone jacks including apple products.
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This product will work with any device with a 3.5 mm audio plug. The same as any standard headphones would use. You can charge it up with the usb charging cord while you play it. It also holds a charge and produces good sound.
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hello, it has 3.5mm connector, if your iPod with 3.5mm hole, it can hear the sound from it. but this item usually for covert use. sound not so big as normal earphone. thanks
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The only receptacle on this device for a 3.5mm plug is on the back and it is an AUX-IN receptacle. This is used for plugging in an external music source such as a CD player, a Cassette player or an iPod shuffle. If you would rather just use headphones, plug them directly into the iPod/iPhone or other device
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turns out plug is actually 5.5x3.3mm for Sony. Bad info on internet, Thank you for quick reply.
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Yes you can. Use a basic male stereo rca R/L and a mini 3.5mm to plug into you ipod
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Yes - it may come out of the box with an adapter over the plug that would appear to be for a stereo hookup, but this screws right off to allow for the standard headphone plug. Works with the iPod just fine
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I don't think so. It is for a 30 pin adaptor. I have an older ipod and it works fine with it.
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I can't say if it will work with ipod headphones, as I'm not an apple guy and don't have one to check with. However, the hole is 1/4" in diameter, so only the smaller bodied headphone plugs will fit.
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While I do not have an iPod specifically; this cord should work just fine. I used it on an iPhone 4s and with a JBL speaker for the iPod/iPhone without any trouble at all. Hope this helps! AlteredAttic.com
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This uses a 3.5mm headphone connector, which is what pretty much all portable devices have for headphones. It has been the standard since as far back as I can remember. Even Apple isn't going to mess with that.
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Yes - it is a standard headphone socket size - as far as I know all iphones and ipods all have standard headphone sockets.
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My classic ipod was too thick to even fit onto the plug. It is however, a very old model.
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This has a regular sized plug. 3.5mm It's just a simple mic, so it should work on anything that uses a standard sized mic jack. But, as it says in the description - If yours is smaller, you'll need an adapter. The page that I found on the 16GB 1rst gen ipod says that it also has a 3.5-mm headphone jack, but doesn't list that it even has a mic jack. So you may want to check to make sure the early models even supported a microphone.