I would like to listen to my Nano iPod on thru this radio at times. Any recommendations on a dock or cable to use with a Model One?
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Sorry, I have no knowledge on what's required to use your iPod with this radio. All I can tell you is that it's a great radio with great sound quality.
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you will need a 3.5mm male jack 0n each end of a cable. cables are available on amazon....
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not that i recall on the earphone plug. that is an issue if you use a nano (square version). it has ust a usb mini input (not micro as found on most newer droids) for power. will also run off ipod battery if not plugged in to usb power. it works okay, you'll get static occasionally and driving from town to town it can get new interference as station freqs change. i swapped out for a direct interface for my car audio, sounds better and steering controls now work too. tschuss!
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the dock is not compatible with iPod5 (old connector) but there is an AUX IN that you could use to hook up.
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UPDATED 7/7/2010: I'm completely rewriting this post since I just received a replacement UP-A1 from Onkyo for my Onkyo TX-SR707 receiver and my original post and comments are no longer relevant. My iPod nano 3G worked fine with the dock but after upgrading to a 5G it appeared that it did not work at all, including charging the nano. I contacted Onkyo technical support and gave them the S/N of the UP-A1 and they told me to return it and they would send a replacement. They said that some early models did not work correctly with the new nano 5G. I just received the replacement and I'm happy to report that my nano5G works perfectly with it! It works in both standard mode (navigation is done on the nano either by touch or with the receiver remote and video is played back to the display connected to the receiver) and extended mode (all navigation is done using the receiver remote on the display connected to the receiver but video doesn't play back on the display). Thanks to Onkyo for great customer service in replacing the UP-A1! P.S. I also found out that the nano will not work correctly in the UP-A1 when using the SwitchEasy CapsuleThins PolyCarbonate Case for iPod Nano 5G (UltraBlack). This *may* have been causing the initial problem. While it appears to seat firmly on the dock apparently just the small thickness of this case doesn't let it seat completely down on the dock. When I removed the case the nano 5G worked perfectly with the UP-A1.
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It depends on what type of device you would want to listen to and what you're doing. For example, if you were cleaning your house moving around from room to room, I might suggest the ipod nano. Plus, you can take it with you outside you[re home. I have one and I would strongly reccommend checking it out.
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I don't use the iPOD, either. The stereo and radios have great sound and it is easy to switch back and forth from steroe to radio, especially if you use the remote.
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I'm not too tech savy, why not call the manufacturer,,,I actually bought it for the radio, but my house is so well constructed that the reception is very bad. It's very nicely made and the sound is ok/so so for a small unit...and if it plays the nano then that's all you need to know.
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Buy the composite av cable, it has the dock connector, for less than $4.00, you'll be glad you did, it works with later model ipods, and works great.
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Don't use the aux cable. Use the ipod cable to connect the ipod only and then plug the unit into cig lighter. Make sure to select radio station number on unit and use that same number on radio. Works perfectly ;)
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Currently internet radio is the only thing I listen to using my Pure dock. I do however use the digital out to my own DAC and when one listens to a decent music stream in terms of kbps, the sound is great. I was considering purchasing a dedicated internet radio/digital content streamer component to complement my hi-fi but with the PURE dock and my iPod Touch, I no longer need to. Just remember that the sound quality always depends on the quality of the source.
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Easy. You need any radio with an auxiliary in and a headphone auxiliary cord. Plug the cord into the player, and plug it into the radio system, and jack the volume up! Voila! Or get an Ipod Nano 7 or any player with bluetooth and a bluetooth compatible radio.
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unfortutately I dont have a nano... it has the normal (previous versions, not the new one) ipod connection, and an extra smaller cradle.
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Full disclosure: I do not own an iPod. That said, there doesn't appear to be a way to connect an outside source into the Princess radio. I hope this helps.
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doesn't matter what type or brand the car is....this will work. Attach this to the end of your iPod cable....sync to your device through your bluetooth settings....and start streaming. The sound is amazing. One thing though....sometimes it fails to connect after I've turned car off and then returned. I have to go back into bluetooth settings and connect again.. but not all the time. I have three of these....one in three different cars...it works in all of them.
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I saw a comment concerning a dock for my Ipod (classic 160 GB). Do I need a dock for mine to use this. Also, what kind of range does this offer?
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I would contact the manufacturer of the radio, and ask them. Make sure you know what generation your iPod is so you get the right adapter.
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I had to buy the dock and the cigrette adapter. The origfinal dock with the stock radio was incompatible withh the new adapter. You must buy both together, which I found out after I purchased just the dock. Must say, though, my radio is working again without taping the audio cable to dock!!