could you link 2 xl's via bluetooth but still use an older model ipod with a cable connector?
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According to this link that seems to be possible http://www.beatsbydre.com/support/info/tap-amplify-stereo.html
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Thanks for your question. You cannot connect all the items you mention simultaneously. This is a fantastic sounding speaker. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud BEATS dealer.
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According to this link that seems to be possiblehttp://www.beatsbydre.com/support/info/tap-amplify-stereo.html
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I don't think so. If it's relevant, there's no way to pair the IPod Classic with Bose Bluetooth headset. The IPod Classic was discontinued in 2009, it has no menu in it for pairing.
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Definitely not. You will only be able to use whatever device is connected via Bluetooth.
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Hi,I would also like to know if I can pair them with the last version of the Ipod touch. Can anybody answer us? Cheers.
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Would say "no" --- first off, it does not work very well --- but the one I have only has the old 30-pin dock connector (older ipods)
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Yes - they supply a special cable which works on my older (non-bluetooh) iPods. Still good quality.
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The dock feature is not compatible with the older iPod. You must connect your 30-pin iPod by a USB cable to the USB port.
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Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably need some kind of adapter and there's no telling how that would work.
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I forgot to tell you I am using an 80 Gig Ipod Classic with the Sony bluetooth transmitter, works fine
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You could do so, but not connected by Bluetooth. If you got an adapter that narrows down two 1/8 aux cords into one, that would go into your headphone jack. The adapters cost like $2, so it'd be easy to do. To sum it up, yes, but it'd have to be connected by aux.
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You can use the Bluetooth feature on the ipod touch to connect the ipod or an aux audio cable on the headphone input. Do you have an ipod touch?
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Depends on if you want a wireless connection you device needs to be Bluetooth enabled. I don't think the original IPods had Bluetooth. That said, you can connect the original IPod to the jambox with a cord and it will work fine
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Although it's backward compatible to lower versions of Bluetooth devices, sorry, I really don't know if it's compatible to an Ipod.
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The BT-100 speaker is able to pair and connect to any device as long as the device has Bluetooth. If the iPOD is a iPOD Touch, it should have Bluetooth installed. If the iPOD is an older iPOD or iPOD Shuffle, then it may not have Bluetooth.The BT-100 will NOT work with a cable. The Micro-USB cable included with the speaker is only meant for charging.You can go to the website found on the warranty card or user's manual for more information at the Speaker FAQ.
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Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably need some kind of adapter and there's no telling how that would work. Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably... » Read More Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably need some kind of adapter and there's no telling how that would work. « Show Less
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Yes, older versions of the iPod will work, as long as they have Bluetooth capability. My husband uses his 6 year old iPod Touch 2nd Generation with the Big Blue. All iPhones and all iPod Touch models are capable of Bluetooth communication, look under the "Settings" icon. I cannot speak as to whether the original postage stamp sized iPods were Bluetooth capable as we didn't have one before the 2nd Gen iPod Touch.
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Never thought of that use... just tried it with my ipod 4th gen. (ios ver. 6.1.6). After turning on the bluetooth setting on the ipod, it works.