I'm looking for a jack that has a small end (iPhone) to a large end (OLD 80s radio) is this it? If not--can you tell me what I'm looking for?
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Nope, this is an extension item...Your looking for: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000068O6B/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?qid=1387565223&sr;=8-3π=SX200_QL40
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If by 'large end' you mean a 1/4 inch plug then no, this isn't it, you're probably looking for something like this: Hosa MHE100.5 Headphone Adapter Cable (1/4-Inch Female to 3.5MM Male, 6 Inch)This plug is an 'adapter' that adapts 3.5mm to 3.5mm, so no real change going on. However, the plastic around the male end is supposed to be small enough to fit apple products that have a narrow opening to the headphone jack (some older iPods were like this, an iPhone 4 / 4S with a bumper is like this). That said, I don't think this thing worked for me with my iPhone 4 bumper anyway. If by 'large end' you mean a 1/4 inch plug then no, this isn't it, you're probably looking for something like this: Hosa MHE100.5 Headphone Adapter Cable (1/4-Inch Female to 3.5MM Male, 6 Inch)This plug is an 'adapter' that adapts 3.5mm to 3.5mm, so no real change going on. However, the plastic around the male end is supposed to be small enough to fit apple products that have a narrow opening to the headphone jack (some older iPods were like this, an iPhone 4 / 4S with a bumper is like this). That said, I don't think this... » Read More If by 'large end' you mean a 1/4 inch plug then no, this isn't it, you're probably looking for something like this: Hosa MHE100.5 Headphone Adapter Cable (1/4-Inch Female to 3.5MM Male, 6 Inch)This plug is an 'adapter' that adapts 3.5mm to 3.5mm, so no real change going on. However, the plastic around the male end is supposed to be small enough to fit apple products that have a narrow opening to the headphone jack (some older iPods were like this, an iPhone 4 / 4S with a bumper is like this). That said, I don't think this thing worked for me with my iPhone 4 bumper anyway. « Show Less
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If by 'large end' you mean a 1/4 inch plug then no, this isn't it, you're probably looking for something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-MHE100-5-Headphone-Adapter-Extension/dp/B000068O6B/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1387561088&sr=8-3&keywords=3.5+to+quarter+inch This plug is an 'adapter' that adapts 3.5mm to 3.5mm, so no real change going on. However, the plastic around the male end is supposed to be small enough to fit apple products that have a narrow opening to the headphone jack (some older iPods were like this, an iPhone 4 / 4S with a bumper is like this). That said, I don't think this thing worked for me with my iPhone 4 bumper anyway.
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No, although this coud be part of the solution. This has the right male end but the female end would be too small I think. You would need an adapter with a larger female end which has a 3.5mm male end. That male end would go into the female end of this and then the male end of this would go into the iPhone. Make sense?Look at this for the first part of the problem: Leegoal 3.5mm M to 1/4-Inch F Adapter I think that might do the trick. I don't know too much about "80s radios" but I think that the 1/4 inch connector is what you need. Also, I assume you have a male end from your radio? No, although this coud be part of the solution. This has the right male end but the female end would be too small I think. You would need an adapter with a larger female end which has a 3.5mm male end. That male end would go into the female end of this and then the male end of this would go into the iPhone. Make sense?Look at this for the first part of the problem: Leegoal 3.5mm M to 1/4-Inch F Adapter I think that might do the trick. I don't know too much about "80s radios" but I think that the 1/4 inch connector is... » Read More No, although this coud be part of the solution. This has the right male end but the female end would be too small I think. You would need an adapter with a larger female end which has a 3.5mm male end. That male end would go into the female end of this and then the male end of this would go into the iPhone. Make sense?Look at this for the first part of the problem: Leegoal 3.5mm M to 1/4-Inch F Adapter I think that might do the trick. I don't know too much about "80s radios" but I think that the 1/4 inch connector is what you need. Also, I assume you have a male end from your radio? « Show Less
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Thanks for asking this, I bought them for doing that (gift & self) along with other use, I guess I'll check the jack types.
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I had to update my car stereo with one that has a MP3 jack. Without that MP3 jack my stereo couldn't play podcasts from my iPhone or music from my MP3 player (not necessarily iPod).
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Sorry,don't think I can help you there. I only used it on an iphone. But the jack seemed to be universal so I don't see why not.
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In theory, yes. I purchased and the item received was a 4-band adapter (not 3-band like in the picture). I tried to return it...and they sent the 4-band version a total of 3 times. English seems to be the barrier here as I could not get the seller to understand I need to use an iPhone headset with a standard jack. Good luck to you.
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sorry for late response. just saw this in my inbox. it requires the jacks:(
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I just ordered an adapter that also has a 3.5mm headphone jack adapter together with the 8 pin lightning adapter. I'm hoping that this will get the music to work.
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Apple likes to be different...some of their phones have a different jack size...I don't know which iphone you have...look in the specs for a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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I usually buy a Y-Audio plug which plugs into the stereo outputs of the receiver and can plug into an iPhone or iPod. I usually carry it around with me because I invariably end up in someone's home and they love the music on my iPod they want to hear it through their stereo system. You can get it in Radio Shack for about $5 or $6.
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Yes no problem - just look at the jack and it fits all iPhones. You will love the sound from the iPhone
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What do you think? Yes I did. It says I-pod mini compatible but the I-pod mini ( shuffle?) does not have the receiver required for the for this fm transmitter device to connect via....- there isn't a 3.5mm jack anywhere on this itrip auto fm transmitter- maybe I have to buy a separate part? Who knows, there isn't any discussion related that I could find a quick answer, and you don't seem to help..
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There is only about 8 inches from the end of the cables to the "Y" where they split... So if I understand your question: no. you will have to either keep your iphone/ipod in a pocket or pouch next to your radio or buy an extension cable for maybe $5.Reading other people's answers makes me think that perhaps I'm mistaken? Operator error possibly? Or maybe I have an early version?
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Yes, standard jack. Works great with the iPhone! Love the integrated volume control
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On my model, there are only 2 jacks; these are "Line Out" jacks & are the old red & white RCA-type jacks ONLY. So I would say: no iPhone. No Bluetooth either!
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Hey Larry,Thanks so much for your response; you were 100% right. I just got these yesterday and the jack is a standard headphone jack. Much appreciated.Cheers,Matt
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Nope iPhones and iPads use 1/8 inch jacks. This one is 1/4 inch. However you could plug the iPhone or iPad headphone into this thing and then plug this thing into a 1/4 inch jack like I did.
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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!