I have a very old Kenwood KR-A5010 receiver Can I hook the Arcam DR Dock to and play music off my iPhone 5?
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No. The doc will not connect to iPhone 5. (It will work fine on the Kenwood side.)
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Quick answer: no. Explanation: while I only use ipod classic on my drDock, I know that iPod 5 has a different (smaller) charging port than iPod (or earlier iPhones) and thus will not mate up. Go to "the Googles" for more info!Also: drDock is a fine, quality piece of equipment. Goes quite well with my Mcintosh C220 preamp, Rotel RB1090 amp, Gallo Reference 3.5 speaks.
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Yes and No it does not support an iPhone 5 because it has a 30 pin adapter however you can work around this issue. You can use an auxiliary cable. You would connect the cable to headphone input on your iPhone 5 and then connect the other end to the audio in jack on the speaker system. Or you can buy an adapter that you attach to the old 30 pin connector the new connector is at the top of the adapter and you simply attach your iPhone 5 and then your music will play through your system. Auxiliary cables are the cheaper option you can find them for around $5 where as the 30 pin to lightning adapter runs around $30. Yes and No it does not support an iPhone 5 because it has a 30 pin adapter however you can work around this issue. You can use an auxiliary cable. You would connect the cable to headphone input on your iPhone 5 and then connect the other end to the audio in jack on the speaker system. Or you can buy an adapter that you attach to the old 30 pin connector the new connector is at the top of the adapter and you simply attach your iPhone 5 and then your music will play through your system. Auxiliary cables are the cheaper option you can find them for around $5 where as the 30 pin to lightning... » Read More Yes and No it does not support an iPhone 5 because it has a 30 pin adapter however you can work around this issue. You can use an auxiliary cable. You would connect the cable to headphone input on your iPhone 5 and then connect the other end to the audio in jack on the speaker system. Or you can buy an adapter that you attach to the old 30 pin connector the new connector is at the top of the adapter and you simply attach your iPhone 5 and then your music will play through your system. Auxiliary cables are the cheaper option you can find them for around $5 where as the 30 pin to lightning adapter runs around $30. « Show Less
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I don't know the answer and best to direct that towards the vendor. I do know in my configuration, it does work (Sounddock 1 with iPhone 5). What you need to be aware of is they sell two types (one powered, on not). If you have an adaptor to convert lightning port to 30-pin female), you can test what you need by docking your iPhone 5. If it charges it, you only need the receiver. If it doesn't, then you probably need the powered version. Hope this helps, and again your best bet is to just ask the vendor with your specific setup.
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Yes, you can use it. The receiver audio ouput is using TRRS, 4 rings audio jack. It is CTIA(AJH) typye TRRS jack using by iPhone, iPad and the latest Android devices (For example, Galaxy S3). It should be no problem.
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no. The only way to connect an iPhone 5 or 6 is with a Blutooth MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the MS-bt200 thus allowing you full control of your music from the radio dash.
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can the dock play music through audio output without having it connected hrough headphone jack on the handest
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If your audio has AUX you can use this receiver. It will connect easily with 3.5mm cable.
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I don't have an Iphone 5, but any standard 1/8" stereo headphone input on any phone will work. I'm sure that's what the Iphone 5 has.
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Dee: the connector is the OLD 30 pin connector, not the new lightning plug, so the dock will not connect to the iPhone 5 without an awkward plug adapter. Suggest you wait until griffin updates their dock with the new connector. Good luck!
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As the iPhone 5 and Sounddock III both have 8-pin Lightning connectors this Bluetooth music receiver with a 30-pin connector would not be appropriate.This receiver has an Apple 30-pin connector and should work fine with any Dock that has a compatible 30-pin connector for an iOS device that is also able to charge the device. The Bluetooth receiver gets its power from the Dock. I've had no problem with either a Bose or an iHome dock. In fact, it goes between the two Docks without having to re-pair the BT receiver. It works slick, keeps me cordless and mobile.
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the dock is not compatible with iPod5 (old connector) but there is an AUX IN that you could use to hook up.
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the tron music player, u get a lot of docks for all ur iphone and ipod models, i would suggest that you buy coolstream bluetooth reciever, this lets you play your music player through bluetooth as you cannot use it with the iphone 5 because it has has the old pin connector.... you get the adapter and remote... thats pretty much it.. but i would really recommend you buying coolstream.. i bought it as well....
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Yes! My son has this jukebox and he's used the Apple Pin adapter for his iphone 5. Hope this helps!
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I have not tried an iPhone 5 yet although I have one on order. As I understand it, the adapter, which should come with the phone is an add on and will be required to work with the Onkyo. You can get the adapter on line or at any Apple store.
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Yes and No it does not support an iPhone 5 because it has a 30 pin adapter however you can work around this issue. You can use an auxiliary cable. You would connect the cable to headphone input on your iPhone 5 and then connect the other end to the audio in jack on the speaker system. Or you can buy an adapter that you attach to the old 30 pin connector the new connector is at the top of the adapter and you simply attach your iPhone 5 and then your music will play through your system. Auxiliary cables are the cheaper option you can find them for around $5 where as the 30 pin to lightning adapter runs around $30.
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No, the dock is for the older models. The pins wont meet up with an iphone 5.
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Sorry, I thought I was responding to a question regarding my HTR-5065 that replaced this POS Onkyo. So no, you're correct, the Iphone will not connect to this receiver. I would not even mess with a converter cable of any sort. This Onkyo won't know what to do with the input type.