Will this HDD work in an iPod Classic 6th generation model?
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No, for classic 6g models you will need a 80 or 160gb hard drive. 30gb is not compatible
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Yes. It is a high quality case which works perfectly with the Ipod Classic 160 gb. Two of my friends also bought it for their ipods and they are very satisfied!
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Sorry, I don't know the answer to that with certaintly. I use a basic zip drive. I think it would work with the Ipod Nano.
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Unclear on what the question is; if the older HDD is SATA, then it should work fine. (This suggests that is the case, http://support.apple.com/kb/SP11?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US).
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I can't confirm that your particular model will work, but I can say that the iPod I have attached via the iPod cable to the unit is a very early model, definitely pre-classic. Hope this helps.
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No, it won't. Here's more info on why: http://www.command-tab.com/2007/03/11/upgrading-ipod-hard-drives/ Start with post 156.
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Yes, it does. I really like this unit. I have used it for years now with no problems. My ipod is the older 80 gig one.
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Yes it does fit the i-pod classic. Does not matter the amount of GBs!!! You be glad to have it :-}
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I'm not really sure. But my HD 500gb, it's working very well + slim + nice design. I Recommend!!!
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Hello, THank you for your request. Yes indeed this unit should read the drive of your Ipod. Please let us know if we can help any further.
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The only iPod that has a hard drive any more is the Classic. All others use flash memory. That's why they can make them so small.
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Yes it will, even while being extremely active. I use it with my 7th gen 160gb iPod Classic.
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I have a 160 gb ipod classic. And according to what M Cheng states, I have version A (4 jacks) & it charges without a hitch, also the remote does work to run the menu functions on the iPodIt came with 9 or 10 dock adapters as wellhope this helps
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I have an ipod touch generation 2, but if the classic has the same input jack as the gen. 2, it should work.
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It should - I put a WD 500GB IDE hard drive in mine - The crucial thing is that you set the jumper correctly (making it a 'Master') - The settings are on a sticker on the HDD itself. Hope this helps.
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I have an 80 GB ipod that plays videos. Works fine on that one. Don't know if that's the same as your classic. Definitely important to make sure you're ordering the one for your ipod model. I had to google several times before figuring out which one with what features I have. Installing not a cinch, but with perseverance and some luck was doable. Suggest watching youtube on it if possible. Installation should not be taken lightly.
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Your model description, unfortunately, is not specific enough. According to Rapid Repair (http://www.rapidrepair.com/shop/3119-hard-drive-disk-mk2431gah.html) who sells and installs these drives (and, therefore, would have every reason on earth to make sure anyone who could use one does): "Compatibility: This drive will only have the full 240GB capacity when installed in one of two compatible models; either the 5th Gen iPod Video (60GB & 80GB) OR in 7th gen iPod Classic 160GB (© 2007 is not compatible.)" Better check your model here: http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ipod/index-ipod-specs.html Your model description, unfortunately, is not specific enough. According to Rapid Repair (http://www.rapidrepair.com/shop/3119-hard-drive-disk-mk2431gah.html) who sells and installs these drives (and, therefore, would have every reason on earth to make sure anyone who could use one does): "Compatibility: This drive will only have the full 240GB capacity when installed in one of two compatible models; either the 5th Gen iPod Video (60GB & 80GB) OR in 7th gen iPod Classic 160GB (© 2007 is not compatible.)" Better check your model here:... » Read More Your model description, unfortunately, is not specific enough. According to Rapid Repair (http://www.rapidrepair.com/shop/3119-hard-drive-disk-mk2431gah.html) who sells and installs these drives (and, therefore, would have every reason on earth to make sure anyone who could use one does): "Compatibility: This drive will only have the full 240GB capacity when installed in one of two compatible models; either the 5th Gen iPod Video (60GB & 80GB) OR in 7th gen iPod Classic 160GB (© 2007 is not compatible.)" Better check your model here: http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ipod/index-ipod-specs.html « Show Less