Thinking about buying one for the car.....via a USB port. Does the iPod classic come with a USB output cable?
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Yes ... but , if your car has a USB port then I would suggest getting a flash/thumb drive and using them in place of an iPod Classic. Much less money for a flash/thumb drive and it will withstand extreme temperatures that will affect the hard drive based iPod Classic. I have a few 64 GB flash drives used for my car that cost $40 each , one iPod Classic is now around $480 (if new) and $200 for a used one. This is what you get with a new iPod Classic http://store.apple.com/us/product/MA591G/C/apple-30-pin-to-usb-cable
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Using the "Aux In" RCA jacks in the back of the unit, you can hook up a cd player/changer OR an iPad (using a special cable)...there is a USB port in the back of the unit as well; however the manual states "play music from USB flash drive...". I have not tried to plug in my iPod and play through the unit, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. Hope that helps.
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I don't have an IPod Classic, but I have used this with ipod touches, and nanos, iphones, android phone, and computers, etc. Pretty much anything with a headphone jack. Good sound for the price!!! Hope this helps
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The classic iPod docks on this model. It's what I use to listen to and charge my classic iPod.
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No, it does not. It is an audio cable that plugs into the aux jack of your radio to connect a device such as an ipod.
197601
Yes. It comes with a USB cord and has a switch for either charging or the outputting of music. At least mine did.
765779
It does come with a wire to recharge with a usb to the computer. I do not have a Ipod but if it is the same as a mac computer you should be O.K.
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H,Mini-Jawbone comes with 3.5 jack adapters that works for IPOD Classic, plug wires to headphone input for both units and you're good to go....enjoy!
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Hello my Brother , No it does not come with a USB cable, I have an adapter with a USB port, that fit great on it with a cigarette lighter port , Hope this help .
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I have an iPod Classic, it does not work with it. However, if you have an iPhone, it will work good with the Bluetooth. Last but not least, it does have a USB cable to connect to an iPod.
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Yes. There is a line-in jack. You will need to use an audio cable to connect from the headphone output to the line-in jack. The radio will not interface or charge the iPod or tablet.
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This product comes with three connectors. The first is a USB connector: Using it is not required, but provides charging capabilities to your iPod. The second is the iPod connector: This plugs into the bottom of the iPod and allows for Line Out quality sound. This is required if you want sound from your iPod device. The third cord is an AUX out cord (sorry don't have the length off the top of my head). This must be plugged into something for the sound to be produced. So, short answer: No, an AUX jack is NOT required. Long answer: Unless you just want to charge your iPod, you will need some sound input port on your radio/stereo/speakers ect. What kind of device are you trying to use this with?
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It transmits whatever is playing on my IPod to the car radio. I found that my "classic" IPod works with the device without it being plugged into the car so it should work, for example, at work if you want to play the audio from IPod on your FM radio in the office.
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Yes. It comes in the box; it uses the earphone jack to connect. My husband uses his older iPod Classic with the jambox all the time.
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Not sure about iPhone. But when I had a iPod I used the ear phone jack to aux input for audio and Apple connector to cigarette lighter for power. I never tried charging the iPod through the USB.
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No, it does not come with the cable that allowes it to be a universal dongle. Booklet states you'll need a 3.5mm (male to male) cable to connect it to your car's aux input.
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No, the iPod/USB port reads only from a connected iPod or from a connected USB device, but not from a PC or hard drive (HDD). Here is the information from the changer's manual: &#9632;Supported iPod models *iPod classic (including 120GB model) *iPod nano (2nd, 3rd and 4th generations) *iPod touch (1st and 2nd generations) (as of April 2009) &#9632;Supported USB devices This unit supports USB mass storage class devices (e.g., flash memories, card readers or portable audio players) that use FAT16 or FAT32 format. * Some devices may not work properly even if they meet the requirements. * This unit does not support encrypted USB memory devices. * Do not connect devices other than USB mass storage class devices: USB chargers, USB hubs, PCs, external HDD, etc. * When you insert two or more memory cards at the same time into a card reader connected to the iPod/USB port on this unit, only one of the memory cards is recognized. * Yamaha and suppliers accepts no liability for the loss of data saved on the USB devices connected to this unit. As a precaution, it is recommended that the files are made backup copies. * Playability of and power supply to all kinds of USB devices are not guaranteed.