Pioneer DEH-2200UB vs. IPOD nano- 5th gen. is this receiver compatible with the Ipod NANO 5th Generation? Has anyone actually used such an Ipod with this radio?
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Is this a car radio? Why don't they say what it is? It LOOKS like a car radio, but I don't dare buy it and then it doesn't go into the car.
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I have purchased 2 of these car stereo's and am thinking of a 3rd. The USB port works great with my wife's ipod nano 5th generation, and my ipod touch. This is a great aftermarket car stereo. The CD player works great. The volume adjustment is not as quick as a factory radio. What I mean is that it takes longer to turn up the volume; however there are more volume levels that can be utilized.
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Yes, it's a radio, and a CD player, with a USB front port allowing connection of MP3 players or even just a memory stick with MP3s.
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I have used the USB connection with my iPod on my receiver bought 3 to 4 years ago and it works great. Not only that, but the receiver charges my iPod while it is in use. I have found this charger is much better (gives me a fuller charge) than the one I plug into the wall. Since your receiver is 20 years old, I don't know. That means your receiver was produced in 1992. I think USB ports were good back then, but I can't say for sure. Good luck.
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It's my guess that you can't pair it with a nano receiver. If the usb isn't specific to the unit, it's probably at least specific to the V220 model.
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This cable is to be used with Pioneer Aviv 140bh, because it has the 1/4 jack for audio along with the iPod jack. As long as your unit has a usb outlet any usb plug Will work. Without this cable the Pioneer unit gets no audio from an ipod
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While there is an adapter that fits it, my Ipod (4th gen) does not work with this radio. I had to install a auxillary input plug to use it- just the thing I was trying to avoid by buying this radio
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I have the exact same problem, my 2nd Gen just broke and the new shuffle appear to be worthless. Some people recommend buying a reconditioned 2nd Gen from Apple but they appear to be out of stock. Not sure where to turn! Ipod Nano is popular but heavier than I'd prefer. Bring back the 2nd Gen Apple!
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i had last years onkyo 606. I just got the pioneer 1019. imho the pioneer is better,it has much better up-conversion than the onkyo.It has complete control of i-pod without needing to buy an additional dock. It still has analog multi-channel input.The pioneer doesn`t hum or buzz like my onkyo did.Pioneer`s mcacc auto setup also eq`s the sub,the onkyo doesn`t.The pioneer`s sound quality is great.Buy the pioneer!
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You need to buy the correct adapter for your iPod that connects to the radio's usb port. If you are just plugging in the apple cable that came with your iPod, it won't work. There is a "special" cable that you need. They are usually fairly inexpensive, probably around $20 or so. If you aren't sure where to look for it, you can look on pioneer's web site. They should have a cross reference for your particular radio and iPod model.
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No. You'd have to get a more expensive Grundig for that. This one has antenna input and earphone outputs. This is more of a great receiving hardcore radio users version with an alarm. Not for new technology accessories. The other buttons are for reception width, external speakers, and LPI. Receivers don't fade, the atmospheric conditions change. Settings must change with them on some portables. You should spend the money on a portable stereo for Ipod use.
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I does not work with anything newer than the ipod nano 3rd generation. I bought an ipod nano 4th gen but it did not work in the iGroove. I still use the 3rd generation keep it in the iGroove which is in my garage for when I work on projects love the player it sounds awesome.
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The unit works better with an older iPods with the wide multi-pin connectors than with the new narrow connectors. With the new iPods you have to get a converter (~$25) and some features will not work properly.
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All modern Pioneer electronics have manuals and data sheets available online. You can start at the Pioneer product page and you will find a support link. This receiver is only 120vac. Not sure if there is a comparable model that is universal (105 to 220vac) compatible.
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I believe it takes anything that uses a lightening charge connection like the iPhone 5 and iPad 3rd Generation. If the iPod Nano uses the same lightening charger as the devices I listed then it should be fine. It will broadcast whatever you play on your device. If your Nano has the same lightening connection then it will play the radio through your Nano and into the speakers.
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My friend gave me one for free. It works great with my 3rd gen Nano. It adds the "radio" function to the ipod menu. I have used it simply for the remote option (not in radio mode) and didn't notice the extra drain on the battery that others complain about.
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From what I can tell you would need to either have or purchase the connection cords that will fit both the back of the receiver and your ipod. The same if you only want to use the headphones. Take them all to an electronics store to get correct adapters. Both receiver and head phones require batteries to operate.
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Hi, iPhone 5 is not compatible with this Car Stereo. Compatible Apple device are: iPod Nano 1st generation, iPod Nano 2nd generation (aluminum), iPod Nano 3rd generation (video), iPod 5th generation (video), iPod Classic, iPod Touch. -Ely
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Did you ever get a response? Does this work with teh ipod nano 5th Gen? Thanks