Is my Ipod Classic (non touch) usable with the Jam XT?
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I'm not 100% sure about the cord, but I do believe if your device has Bluetooth....it will work for sure.
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If our Ipod classic has a headset jack then you can hook it up via an audio cable.
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There are two cords used by Jam Classic. One is a mimi USB to charge it and a standard 1/8th inch on both ends patch cotd to play music from your laptop or phone, if you don't want to use the Bluetooth feature. You can get both at Walmart, Radio Shack, or any music store.
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This unit is a Bluetooth receiver, not a transmitter, so it expects to pair with something that can transmit Bluetooth audio. Since the iPod classic does not appear to have any Bluetooth capabilities (there's no mention of Bluetooth on Apple's technical specifications page at https://www.apple.com/ipodclassic/specs.html), I'd wager that it probably won't.
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I'm really not sure but if the Ipod classic 7th gen. has the same attachment for recharging and the transmitter fits it should make your ipod bluetooth that will sync with a pair of compatable ear phones.
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It will only work with something that runs IOS to run the app. It will not work without the app, so it will not work on the classic.
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Nope. To use it you go to the Xm radio and you can switch it between the Xm radio the auxiliary iPod/iPhone or the usb cable. There is some videos on YouTube demonstrating how it works if you search it.
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I don't know if the classic has Bluetooth. If it has it should work, if not there is an audio in socket on the back. You could connect the headphone socket to it. That will work.
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I have used my iPhone, iPad and Mac all with the Mini Jambox. It also allows multiple connections, so you can switch back and forth between devices. If your iPod supports bluetooth, it should work with the jambox.
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Hi It doesn't work with my iPod Classic 64GB. (U2 edition) but works with my daughter's touch. Even though they claimed it will.The simple way is to play it from your phone or laptop or a bluetooth radio player. Blue tooth connect is quite easy. And the sound is quite amazing.
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The instructions say yes. Each of the usb ports can be used for music input or the BT module , so if you wanted to skip BT;and run your ipod on the back port and use a memory stick up front, it should work.
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Short answer is no. If you use a 3.5mm stereo cable to plug it in you can still use it. However, I don't think you can connect an ipod classic to the dock so you would not be able to use the remote control. If you go to kicker's website they give a full list of what is compatible wih the doc. I think the oldest ipod compatible is the ipod touch gen2 but don't quote me on that. Hope that helps. Good luck with your shopping.
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It has a built in Dock for 5th Gen iPods, there is a little plastic piece that holds the iPod up if you have a 30GB one (thin) or you take that out to get the extra depth needed for the bigger iPods. If the iPod Classic is still the same physical dimensions it might fit, but the touch and phone are probably too long to fit.There is an AV input that would be compatible with the iPod/Phone if you could find a suitable cable to connect it, but then you lose the remote control functions.
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I use a ipod nano and it works great. as for a classic I can not tell you yes or no. sorry.
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I can't confirm that your particular model will work, but I can say that the iPod I have attached via the iPod cable to the unit is a very early model, definitely pre-classic. Hope this helps.
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Hi Fausto, this Sony RDPX200IP is compatible with your iPod classic (uses 30-pin connector on its dock). -Ely
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I don't know for sure about a classic but mine works with my iPod touch 2nd generation but the remote doesn't work the iPod controls. The sound is amazing though.
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All iPods should work if you have it plugged into the USB port in the front. But do you mean the 5th generation touch, nano or the old classic?