If I plug the green cable in to my iPod touch, will I get sound?
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these headphones will work in any headphone jack as long as you have the USB plug into an outlet. (IPod, phone, computer. ..)
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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
831879
Yes. As long as you have a mini "headphone out" jack, you can plug the Ipod into the speaker
1245476
Yes, you have to use the cable that comes with the jam box to connect it, from the headphone jack on the iPod.
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Not really. Some iPods may have bluetooth which would allow you to play the audio, but the charging capabilities are through a micro USB connection and won't work for an iPod.
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Aux cable works fine, but won't keep your phone charged. When using my ipod, I don't notice a huge difference in sound quality between 30 pin connection and the aux cable. Sound quality should be fine.
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Yes. It has a standard 3.5mm input on the bottom of the speaker and even comes with a male-to-male 3.5mm cable. Plug one end of the cable into your iPod's headphone output and the other end into the speaker's 3.5mm input.
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same problem... at low volumes with ipod touch 2nd gen. it has a terribly obnoxious static... nothing i do seems to correct the problem. using line in, it sounds great, but that kind of defeats the purpose of the system.
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Yes. 3.5mm input handles almost any source with earphone or line output. Plug your iPod, iPhone, or other source's charging cable into USB and it will charge while playing. I don't know if it will take audio from USB.
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Yes, you can hook up via the ear phone jack of the IPod. You will need a male-to-male cable.
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It all depends on what program you are using. I purchased the garage band app, which is awesome. But i did come across the issue you are asking about, and in the Garage Band app, you have to turn on the monitor to hear yourself play. The ishred app that you get for free with the cable doesnt have too many options so i deleted it. Any more questions feel free to ask. But if the monitor function is on, and u still have no sound, then the cable may be bad.
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No just apple products unless you just use an 3.5 headphone style cable to transfer just the sound
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No. You need to connect your iPod to an amplifier. The speakers connect to the amplifier
1977187
I connect my iphone 5, my laptop and my mp3 player to my logitech speakers, and the speakers work great with all of them. I am not sure about the ipod touch 5.
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My older SoundDock has an input on the back just above the power cord input. I've used it to hook iPhones, iPods and Sony MP3 players. I've even hooked a cable from my TV and/or computer and run it thru my SoundDock. I don't see why you couldn't hook it to your iPad.
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No it does not. It will not because the 5th generation iPod has a totally different charging port. However, if you get an adapter that will change the type of charging port, it will. I don't suggest doing that though because it seems like a pain to have to put that on the dock to use it. You can use it as only a speaker with an auxilery cord, but it won't charge the device. Hope that helps! :)
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Use the auxiliary cable (the cord where both sides look the same) provided in the package. Plug one side of the cord into the speaker and plug the other side into the audio port of your ipod (the place where you would plug in your headphones or earbuds). I hope this helps! :)