Can this be used on an older model Bose Sound Dock for an Ipod to get music from my iphone 5?
1808196
Yes that is how we use it. Works with any blue-tooth capable device such as the various IPhones up to the latest one
1808197
I have an iPhone5 and older model Bose Sound Dock and it works fine. Bluetooth was easy to set up. The only limitation is how far you can go away from the Dock while carrying the phone. I leave the phone near the dock, rather than in my pocket, while working or relaxing nearby.
1808198
Absolutely can. That is what I have - the original Bose Sound Dock - Cable Jive fits onto the port instead of putting your IPod on there. You connect to your IPhone via bluetooth (at least that's how I connect to my IPad and/or Android phone. Very easy - sound is AWESOME. Cable Jive turned my old Bose Sound Dock into a way more versatile device for a very low cost! HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT.
1808199
Yes. I use mine on an older Bose Sound Dock. It has the style old adapter not lightning. I play music from my iPhone 5 and an older iPhone 4S.
1808200
Yes it can be used and paired. however this product does NOT use the new APTX codec which means you will get an average sound quality.
1808201
Yes, I have an older Model Bose Dock that would only charge my old ipod or ipod nano pre iphone 4 connector. My Iphone 4s would plug in but not charge. This adapter works great with that version of my dock without any issues. love this device.
1808202
You should be able to. To install you just have to Bluetooth adapter where the iphone normally goes and it should turn on automatically. On your phone, activate the Bluetooth mode and connect with the device and that is all. I got it for my son and he uses it all the time. He never had a problem with it. Hope it all works out for you, enjoy!!
1473090
Unless it is an old unit someone is selling, both the bluetooth module and remote will be in the box. An iPod can also be placed directly into the same slot on the front of the SoundDock 10 unit. I also purchased a Lightning-to-30 pin adaptor separately with an attached 0.5m cable to fit in that same slot when using a iPhone 5 since it apparently won't work otherwise. It was about $15 from one of the Amazon vendors. I haven't used the adaptor since I don't have an iPhone but it's nice to have if a friend wants to play their music on your Bose.
683728
Not familiar with Bose, but assuming your speaker has the standard apple 30 pin adapter plug yes. I use it for just that with a Phillips speaker.
2010194
Like several others, I can only answer in general, but if the dock has a 30 pin connector and if it charges your iPhone/iPod, it should work fine. I use mine with an older Bose dock, and it works flawlessly with it.
32875
It will not "dock" with the iPhone 5. But, it can connect using the audio line in by using the headphone jack on the iPhone.
638237
I don't think it would support an IPhone 5 because it has the old style connector, nor the shuffle if it is the single audio jack connector. Sorry.
609174
No... and yes. No, the dock is for the older style pre iPhone 5 connector. However, this dock broke on mine about a month after having it anyway. Oh, and the Phillips software is a joke. The good news is that if you find a refurbished one for $50 it's a good powered speaker. You just have to connect it to the headphone jack of your device.
49490
I don't know!!! But if your pin connection is the same as an Ipod Classic, or Iphone 3, 4, or 4S, but NOT Iphone 5, it WILL work and sound is tremendous for such a device. I would say it equals the Bose docking station at less than 1/2 the price. Thunderous Sound!!!
1620145
No, the dock is for the older models. The pins wont meet up with an iphone 5.
92660
Hello, I'm not sure. I used it with a Bose Sounddock system but I am not very satisfied with the range. If you move the iPod/iPhone more than 10-12 ft. away it interrupts the connection.
3529
Haven't tried it on a Bose 30 pin sounddock. I may be able to try it on saturday but for now on a Sony ICF-C1iP it doesn't, as the Old Ipod touch model worked perfect.
2055134
not on the docking station portion (unless there is a lightning to 30 pin converter). it is only for the iPhone 5, unless you are using the audio in jack.
121902
Sure, I have the fifth generation iPod hooked up to it, but yours, as mine also uses the Lightning Connector to USB Cable for communication between the two devices.
1294203
I don't know the answer and best to direct that towards the vendor. I do know in my configuration, it does work (Sounddock 1 with iPhone 5). What you need to be aware of is they sell two types (one powered, on not). If you have an adaptor to convert lightning port to 30-pin female), you can test what you need by docking your iPhone 5. If it charges it, you only need the receiver. If it doesn't, then you probably need the powered version. Hope this helps, and again your best bet is to just ask the vendor with your specific setup.
1179842
I have used this on a number of older style docks and all worked. This will not work on the newer style docks. I have the old dock showing in the pic and hooked to the old home stereo and it sounds great.
1412625
The adaptor would work but I'm afraid that it would probably be too wobbly to hold the weight of the iPhone 5. I have a Bose docking station for the older style similar to this and the adaptor did work but became too wobbly over a couple months and stopped having good contact and working. So while it will work, I do not recommend it as you might not be happy with it over time.
591919
Yes and No it does not support an iPhone 5 because it has a 30 pin adapter however you can work around this issue. You can use an auxiliary cable. You would connect the cable to headphone input on your iPhone 5 and then connect the other end to the audio in jack on the speaker system. Or you can buy an adapter that you attach to the old 30 pin connector the new connector is at the top of the adapter and you simply attach your iPhone 5 and then your music will play through your system. Auxiliary cables are the cheaper option you can find them for around $5 where as the 30 pin to lightning adapter runs around $30.