is the Aux compatible with an IPod Nano?
1239518
I was wondering if it is possible to link up two of these for a stereo effect while playing my iPod through one of them. Is that possible?
1239519
Yes, you would plug the nano into the aux using a regular 2.5 mm (I think) cable where the headset plugs in. I do that with my ipad all the time. I never plug my iphone onto the top of the speaker, too inconvenient. I prefer to use cables to connect.
210619
As long as your Nano has a standard speaker or headphone jack. I use it for my iPad and it works great. I just plug it in and set my iPad on it and I'm good to go.
1091342
the dock is not compatible with iPod5 (old connector) but there is an AUX IN that you could use to hook up.
2029394
yes it does - I have a 7th Generaion IPOD NANO and it works fine. plug it in using the earphone jack and aux cable from the receiver.
1345071
It is compatible with any Apple device that has the older 30-pin connector. If you have a newer nano, then your only option is to connect to the line-in jack on the back.
779258
Although it's backward compatible to lower versions of Bluetooth devices, sorry, I really don't know if it's compatible to an Ipod.
1772166
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420574
You can't plug a USB device into the iPod Nano, so no. This adapter would let you add Bluetooth to an older Mac and stream audio to a bluetooth speaker, however.
737508
Yes, but it is not ideally suited for this use. I had the same idea in mind when I bought it. The headphone jack on my 3rd gen ipod nano died. I thought I could plug this in the bottom and plug my headphones into it. I did get some sound out of it, but there is no volume control. The sound level for headphones is very low. It works very well to connect a line in to a stereo at home or in your car. It is not designed as a headphone line out, and does not function well for this purpose.
2119760
yes. I use it with my original ipod nano and it is great. surprisingly good quality for being so small and inexpensive.
1637631
hi Judy I don't know for sure but I did hook up my old IPod and it worked just fine use the aux feature
2240370
There are RCA inputs. You can buy an RCA to aux input adapter for about 5 bucks to use your iPod or you can just use the RCA inputs
812614
Absolutely. If it doesn't dock at the top, you can use the an auxiliary cable to plug into the headphone output of the ipod then plug the other end to the input on the speaker. Which is on the back side of the cube
741608
Yes it can, but if your device is not supported you always have the AUX port.
830715
I don't see why it would not work with your nano because its the same connector but I'm not sure I use it on my iPhone and it seems to work pretty good an you will get less Static the closer it is the the radio unit.
1473750
The iPod cable is but I'm not certain on the aux cable. I think it may be though.
965252
Yes. It has a USB plug-in and also an aux-in port which can connect your ipod/iphone to the amplifier.