I have an ipod nano generation 7. The old 5th generation nano had something that needed to be plugged into the base. Where does this one attach ?
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Thanks for your question. There is an 18" stereo jack on the speaker. This is a fantastic sounding speaker. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud BEATS dealer.
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Hi,For this Beats Bike mount, it only holds the Pill and nothing else.You might have to get a separate clip or holder for your Ipod Nano.Hope that answered your question.Thanks
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Hi, For this Beats Bike mount, it only holds the Pill and nothing else. You might have to get a separate clip or holder for your Ipod Nano. Hope that answered your question. Thanks
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You attach it to the place where you plug in a headphone. It stays in place very well.
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It has a micro usb, mini usb, and 30 pin Apple dock--what I call the old Apple proprietary. Most devices are starting to standardize on the micro USB. Not sure what the Ipod 5 takes, but if it is proprietary, then this will not work.
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I use my iPod nano 6th generation with this boombox, and it works fine. My iPod has the 30-pin connection. The boombox also has an input for an auxiliary chord.
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The aux. /headphone jack on the device should work fine, trusting that your 7Gen Nano has one too. My 2nd. Gen Nano has one.
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Not sure because I don't have a nano but if it has a typical iPod plug on the bottom then yes. On the top it also has headphone, USB, and an mp3 connection for a regular round plug in cord like headphones would have. I'm sure that would work. I am very happy with mine.
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If the 7th gen is the one with the lightning port (smaller than regular port), yes it will; but you'll need an adapter or aux cable. If using the aux cable, you won't be able to utilize the remote; nor will it charge your nano. However, you'll still get the the sound, which is pretty darn good for how small this thing is. We have this and love it. I have an iTouch that works great. My bf has a nano with the lightning port so he uses an aux cable. Both work just fine. Hope this helps.
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No- ipod 5th generation uses the lightning pin charger (the really tiny one)- this is the big fat older adaptor which would work for 4th gen and below...
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If by 5th generation you mean lightning connector, then n, this is the old style 30 pin connector. With way that the iPhone or iPod sits on the dock though, an adapter may be less than ideal, unless Pure themselves have an elegant solution.
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It comes with a cord that has 3 heads: small USB, standard USB, and standard headphone jack. You insert the small USB into the speaker and the standard headphone jack into your device, where you normally insert the headphone jack of you earbuds or headphones, as indicated in the photo. I have used it on both my much older Nano and newer Shuffle.
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I am not sure which generation iPod touch you have but this worked with mine. It also worked with my nano and iPhone but did not charge my wife's iPhone 4 and her newer nano. This only works with the 30 pin connector so if you have a newer device this will not work because if you add the adapter it will not close with the device attached.
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This radio has a 30 pin dock while the Nano 7th gen has an 8 pin dock. You'll need to get an adapter.
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My nano 7th gen works w it not sure if 6th works. I noticed the other day I have to use an adaptor to make it work.
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This has both audio line input on the back and an Apple 30-pin dock connection on top. It will work with any audio source including iPod using an audio cable. It will probably work with the 7th iPod Nano if you use the Apple lightning to 30-pin adapter but I'm not 100% sure it would fit.
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This is the regular 30 pin connector for the older Apple products (not the tiny flat connector now used). It fits my iPod Nano 1st generation and, my iPad 2nd generation.
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I haven't been able to find it either. And my Ipod doesn't work with the dock, don't know why. Have to use the cable instead.
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I looked for one, but I counldn't find one. You'll just have to use the auxiliary input tha's on the back of it. Just buy a cable that has the same 1/8" plug on both ends, it looks like the plug on your head phones that you use with your iPod. Hope I was of some help Bonnie.