what kind of dock device -- old 30 pin or new one
510690
The iPod Classic line has the 30-pin connector - just as the older iPods and iPhones (before iPhone 5). However, the iPod Classic has a tiny hard drive. Newer iPods (Shuffle, Nano and Touch) have solid state drives for their storage.The iPod Classic line was discontinued by Apple on September 9, 2014.
510691
None of the iPod Classics were ever made with the new, smaller/narrower connection.
1163394
Thanks everyone... I ended up ordering the EDD-D200BEGSTA which apparently is a universal dock.
637966
Thank you. That seems to be the norm. I have a 5 TB i want to dock and cant seem to find anything
674694
The dock has the older 30 pin connector and you would need a corded or stubby adapter. I tried a stubby adapter and it doesn't seat securely. A cheaper alternative is to connect a 3.5mm stereo cable between the phone's headphone jack and the radio's aux input.
338202
sorry. I don't know the answer to that one. I did like the dock so much that I bought two of them.
2271294
You should be fine with the 30-pin adapter they are now selling. The 30-pin on the HK has enough movement to allow you to dock the iPod with the adapter connected...
1205486
It is for the older Sound Docks. It uses the same docking system as my old ipod classic. 30pin o think.
16946
There are docks (for charging and some with speakers) with the OLD style 30-pin Apple dock/charge connector. The newer Apple mobile devices (iPad 4 and up, iPhone 5, etc.) have a new-style "Lightning" digital connector. If you want to use the NEWER i-devices with an OLDER base station, charger, cord, accessory, charging dock or speaker dock --- you would need a physical, electrical, and DIGITAL ADAPTER. This one seems to work for CHARGING and SYNC but NOT for audio (speakers) or video (Movies, YouTube, etc.) SO if you want to use it for CHARGE/SYNC to an old-style connector, it works. Otherwise, probably not. There are docks (for charging and some with speakers) with the OLD style 30-pin Apple dock/charge connector. The newer Apple mobile devices (iPad 4 and up, iPhone 5, etc.) have a new-style "Lightning" digital connector. If you want to use the NEWER i-devices with an OLDER base station, charger, cord, accessory, charging dock or speaker dock --- you would need a physical, electrical, and DIGITAL ADAPTER. This one seems to work for CHARGING and SYNC but NOT for audio (speakers) or video (Movies, YouTube, etc.) SO if you want to use it for CHARGE/SYNC to an old-style connector, it... » Read More There are docks (for charging and some with speakers) with the OLD style 30-pin Apple dock/charge connector. The newer Apple mobile devices (iPad 4 and up, iPhone 5, etc.) have a new-style "Lightning" digital connector. If you want to use the NEWER i-devices with an OLDER base station, charger, cord, accessory, charging dock or speaker dock --- you would need a physical, electrical, and DIGITAL ADAPTER. This one seems to work for CHARGING and SYNC but NOT for audio (speakers) or video (Movies, YouTube, etc.) SO if you want to use it for CHARGE/SYNC to an old-style connector, it works. Otherwise, probably not. « Show Less
791365
I have the identical item, but I'm not certain what you mean by 'docking station?' Will be able to reply with further explanation.
817953
The docking is for the wider 32 pin config. If you have the newer thin 10 pin "lightning", you will need an adapter. If you do, some of the bargain one piece units work only for data and not audio. Also, if you use bumpers on your iPod, you will have to remove it in order to seat properly. I would suggest going with the apple cable adapter to avoid this issue. Hope this helps.
1991111
It only fits the old 30 pin dock. No great loss - it fell apart within a week.
1680198
The speaker can natively handle the new connector only, but there is an AUX line in that could be used with any device. You could get an adapter for the dock portion, but it may not stay well, and no guarantee that it will be controllable by the native controls.
1528128
Through a docking station--sold separately and only works with 30 pin connector.
1955509
If they send you THIS model it will have a lightning dock. Dov sales sent me the 30 pin. &#128545;
296539
I believe it tells you in the product description. I don't think it is compatible with the first generation and I have the iPod touch which I thought was 2nd generation, but I am not certain now. The docking station has a 30 pin connection. Hope this helps.
160348
Not sure of the device you are referencing. I upgraded to a iphone 6 plus which will not fit in the docking bay. My iphone 5 worked great with the 30 pin to lightening adapter. You can find it on the apple website. If its a 30 pin connection it should work as it just streams what you have connected to it.
365390
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.