Can I plug an ipod into this?
780690
Yes. That would be pretty eccentric! But it would play the music. Though considering it's an amp for guitar it won't sound as good as iPod speakers.
780691
Yes with a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter. wallmart has a kit with most adapters or any electronics store.
780692
yes using your earbug.earphone jack with an adaptor for larger plug in. Not sure of what quality of sound you will get. Sometimes quality is loss when using adptors.
499936
You can, if you have the adapter. I had to get one for my ipod touch for a dock at work, and it works on this, too. I just love how apple just changes this stuff - not.
556397
Yes, the cord that plugs into your audio jack on your computer doubles over for an iPod plug in. The speakers also can take the audio plugins from consoles and plug into the control box.
989872
No. You can plug in an iPhone. HOWEVER I found a way around that. Cablejive has a product called the dockboss that allows you to plus any usb into an ipod base with power and aux input
1977375
Yes. Simply unscrew the guitar jack from the cable and you now have a jack that fits an iPod.
1505746
Yes...all you need to do is use the plug on the speaker and plug it into the IPod
1577045
Yes you can, all you'll need is a 3.5mm audio cable to plug your iPod or any audio device directly to the boom
895424
The iPod dock does not but you can hook it to the auxilery port with an auxilery cord
891245
If you buy a special cable (rca to 1/8th inch jack) you can plug your iPod into the amp.
241214
I think it can. It has an audio in aux to plug in other devices. Thats how I can use my Ipod 4
540917
Yes, it has an Aux to plug in your ipod, and listen to your music and what you're playing at the same time.
884741
Not really. You could hook it up by putting the car cable between your iPod headphone jack and the headphone jack in your stereo receiver, the same way you could play the iPod through your car stereo.
119021
No. You need to connect your iPod to an amplifier. The speakers connect to the amplifier
1419608
Yes. You would plug the attached AV Jack to the headphone jack of the IPOD.
976449
You can if its a 30 pin iPod and doesn't use a lightning charger. But you could always get an adapter if it does, they are inexpensive.
1577044
Yes. It has a standard 3.5mm input on the bottom of the speaker and even comes with a male-to-male 3.5mm cable. Plug one end of the cable into your iPod's headphone output and the other end into the speaker's 3.5mm input.
825548
Not really. Some iPods may have bluetooth which would allow you to play the audio, but the charging capabilities are through a micro USB connection and won't work for an iPod.