I like the sound of my ipod dock better than the external computer speakers. I'm looking for a way to use the dock AS my computer speakers.
Does the iPod speaker-dock accessory have an auxiliary audio input. It looks like the headphones jack on the iPod. Or, it may have a pair of (red/whtle) "RCA" connectors, for audio input. In either case, you can use the appropriate audio cable to connect your computer to the speaker-dock. For example, if it has an auxiliary audio input, you can use a cable like this (assuming your computer has a headphones jack for audio output)
http://www.amazon.com/Monster-AI-800-MINI-7-iCable/dp/B002E9HHZQ
No. It has a jack for a headphone and it's got a 30 pin connection the Ipod slides onto. I bought a second one of this dock when the first one decided it wouldn't work on batteries, because I really liked the sound.
Let me be clear as to exactly what I want to do. I'd like a cord with one end that would be the same 30 pin connector that is in the Ipod, so I can slide it onto the connector in the base. The other end would have a jack that would plug into the "speaker out" of my desktop. Hopefully that would let me play music from my desktop through the dock.
There seem to be products like this out there
I do not have personal experience.
I stand corrected. It does have an auxiliary input. My daughter told me it was for headphones
Turned out that was an assumption. With the help of a magnifying glass, I could read the molded in label
I think that just solved my problem. I'll know by this time tomorrow.
Can I use my old 30 pin Ipod dock as speakers for my computer? Is there an adapter that would let me plug it into the speaker jack on my desktop?
