How do I play my iPod through my Bose Wave?

How to Play My iPod on My Bose Wave Radio

1. Plug one end of the 3.5mm Aux cable into your iPod.
2. Plug the second end of the 3.5mm Aux cable into the Aux port on your Bose Wave radio.
3. Turn on both devices.
4. Press “Aux” on the front of your Bose Wave radio.
5. Select a song on your iPod and play it.

Do older ipods still work?

Use Your iPod as a Portable Hard Drive Even if you’ve already got a newer iPod or iPhone, you can still put your old one to good use. Some of the later iPod classic models have as much as 160GB of storage space, with models as early as the third generation having up to 40GB.

How do I connect my iPod to my old stereo?

To connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod to your home stereo you just need a 3.5mm to RCA cable like this cable above. The two RCA connectors plug into the back of your stereo and the 3.5mm plugs into the headphone jack of your iPhone. Pretty much every stereo available has RCA inputs as the standard inputs on the back.

How do you connect an AUX to a Bose speaker?

Auxiliary Cable & WiFi: Using the Audio Input Port (AUX) The speakers must be on the same WiFi network. To add more Bose SoundTouch speakers, use the Bose SoundTouch mobile app, select the speaker that the device is plugged into (Aux), select Aux, then add the other speakers to make a group.

What do you do with old iPods that don’t work?

Apple will take back old Apple batteries and iPods for free recycling in their stores. For everything else, you need to use their mail back system. Mail-back Trade In. You can trade in most (but not all) working iPhones, iPads, certain smartphones, and notebooks and desktop computers (Mac or PC) for an Apple gift card.

How can I play my iPod on my old receiver?

Connecting Your iPod to Your Stereo Plug the cable into your iPod headphone jack (or your iPod dock if you have one) and then plug the RCA audio jacks into your stereo receiver. Now, all the music you have on your iPod can be played on your home stereo. The sound quality is surprisingly good.

Why are my iPods not compatible with Bose sound docks?

Clearly, what this means is that Apple has modified the iPod software in one of its updates, and it makes iPods incompatible with Bose Sound Docks. Poor programming to say the least. I tried getting a hold of the Senior Apple Tech as I said I would, but after leaving a message for him to call me back, he never did.

What should I do if my iPod wont turn on?

Charge your iPod for at least 30 minutes: Connect your iPod to the charging cable that came with your device. Plug the other end of the cable into power: Use a USB adapter plugged into a wall outlet or a USB 2.0 or 3.0 port on a computer (not a keyboard) that’s on and not in sleep mode.

What should I do if my iPhone wont connect to my SoundDock?

Remove your iPhone/iPod from the dock and any case that might impede a good connection. Wait 10 seconds then place the iPhone/iPod back into the dock; make sure the volume is up on the SoundDock. Check to make sure that your iPhone is playing music and that the volume is turned up on your device.

How to ask a question about Bose sound docks?

To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. User profile for user: JAG2014 JAG2014 User level:Level 1 (4 points) Question:Q: Question:Q:Bose Sound Docks are no longer compatible with Apple iPhones or iPods?

Clearly, what this means is that Apple has modified the iPod software in one of its updates, and it makes iPods incompatible with Bose Sound Docks. Poor programming to say the least. I tried getting a hold of the Senior Apple Tech as I said I would, but after leaving a message for him to call me back, he never did.

Why does my iPod Touch not work with the speakers?

My iPod Touch is a 2nd-gen iPod Touch (if that matters). It is, and has for some time, running software version 4.1. I have not tried updating to 4.2 or restoring the iPod’s original settings. Also, the speakers continue to work with my iPod Video, so I’m pretty certain the problem lies somewhere with the iPod Touch and not the speakers themselves.

Remove your iPhone/iPod from the dock and any case that might impede a good connection. Wait 10 seconds then place the iPhone/iPod back into the dock; make sure the volume is up on the SoundDock. Check to make sure that your iPhone is playing music and that the volume is turned up on your device.

What to do when your iPod Classic won’t turn on?

iPod classic. Move the Hold switch firmly to the off position, so that you don’t see orange by the switch. Then press and hold the Menu and Center (or Select) buttons for 8 seconds, or until you see the Apple logo.