Clarification: Does the ipod docking station have the older style 3/4 inch wide metal prong at the base or the newer 1/4 inch prong?
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Older style but also has a USB port to use with an adaptor for newer style, so the answer is both.
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has the 3/4 inch and requires the adapter. It has a wonderful sound and I'm pleased with it.
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This radio has the standard ipod docking station, if the gen. 4 has the standard port and not the lightening port then the answer is yes.
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No, not the one that I purchased. I had to order one separately after I received the docking station and found out that it wasn't included.
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Not familiar with the iPod docking station . But it should work if the station has an audio output (headphone or line out) jack. The iPod by itself, will work using the headphone output jack. - Ron
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the old one, not the lightning or whatever the new smaller one is. its the 30 pin old school
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I have not tried this. My guess would be it does not. Another issue is the lightning port is off center so it might not work well in a docking station.
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it does not work with the new 8 pin charging outlet. you can buy an adapter to make it work but i'm sure that there is a newer modle out there that it will work with. i will warn you!!! this docking speaker has ruined 2 of our apple products that do dock on it. my daughters ipad and my ipod touch. it completely destroyed the charging mechanism and it would cost me $300 to have the ipad replaced. the sound from the speaker is great but has cost us greatly! real bummer!
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hi! does any of you know if this dock is by any chance compatible with a 30g classic ipod?! i'm having trouble finding one that it is - all the info is very confusing. any input would be much appreciated.
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Krishna, It has the standard 32 pin connector - I have a 4th gen iPod. One concern with this system and it may only be my docking station - it shuts off after half an hour and this started happening 2 years after purchase. It is not a big deal to me and it has great sound from both my iPods (I also have one of the old small ones that is at least 6 years old). So I didn't answer your question exactly, but if the 5th gen has a 32 pin instead of the new lightning connection it will work. Kind regards, tom
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I used to have the one in the picture, it was a 3 prong. When it went out and I ordered a new one, thinking it was going to be the one in the picture, but its different than the picture and it only has 2 prongs.
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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 never used the one I purchased, I bought a docking station instead, but to answer your question, It connects to your I-Pod on the bottom just like the factory cable you use to download music or charge your unit, the other end would connect to your amp/pre-amp or computer either in the front or back depending on you equipment. Hope this helps ~
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The docks all have interchangeable inserts for the different devices that support the 30pin plug. I have a 4th Gen iPod Touch as well and as long as you have the right insert, you will be all set. The inserts all have little number to identify them, the 4th Gen iPod insert is #20.
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When I bought mine, "Thrilling Audio" called to ask me if I wanted the newer model and of course I said yes. The newer version did not come with any docking station. If you click onto this one, it will pop up that there is a newer version of the Lifestyle 135. Love it, Love it. I only buy BOSE
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Its about 3.8" x 2.5" almost the same size to an I touch or iPod device. It works well I wouldn't advise using it on a docking that has a closing latch though because it will get stuck. I have an open dock and a Sdata cable to be able to use either or on this adapter. Hope this helps you
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I purchased mine prior to the I touch gen5. What I CAN tell you is that there is a docking station for other apple electronics, and it works very well.
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The inserts just click into the depression in the middle of the front of the docking station. The metal jack on the docking station will fit in the slot in the insert. Then once you have clicked the proper insert onto the docking station you just slide your iPod onto the jack and you are in business.