Is this speaker compatible with the classic Ipod? null

If it has Bluetooth capabilities it should but my ipod classic doesn't have Bluetooth. I have the iphone 6+ and the ipod touch and those both work because they do have the Bluetooth capabilities. Hope this helps.

Get a male to male cable, and yes you can plug it in.

If your classic ipod has bluetooth connectivity, then yes, it should connect. Just pair it like you would any other bluetooth device. It should recognize your device if the bluetooth function is on.

Only if it's Bluetooth enabled. I have an older classic with the click wheel and that doesn't work. You can, however, buy a cord that lets you plug directly into the unit (it has a headphone jack on each end).

If your classic iPod does not have bluetooth, it should at least have a mini jack plug-in. The SoundLink speaker has a mini-audio plug-in connection in the back, so you should be fine.

For wireless connection the TREK is compatible with any Bluetooth enabled device. Most iPods are not, but you can connect via a standard mini male-2-male audio extension cable (same as your ear buds). As a bonus, there is a USB connector, which will enable you to change your iPod, smartphone, etc.

Yes, I just had to use an AUX cord to use my classic with it.

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If it has Bluetooth capabilities it should but my ipod classic doesn't have Bluetooth. I have the iphone 6+ and the ipod touch and those both work because they do have the Bluetooth capabilities. Hope this helps.
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Answered by Nukie 10 years ago
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Get a male to male cable, and yes you can plug it in.
Answered by jeff 10 years ago
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Yes, with a 3.5mm audio cable.
Answered by Tburner 10 years ago
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If your classic ipod has bluetooth connectivity, then yes, it should connect. Just pair it like you would any other bluetooth device. It should recognize your device if the bluetooth function is on.
Answered by Beginner2 10 years ago
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Only if it's Bluetooth enabled. I have an older classic with the click wheel and that doesn't work. You can, however, buy a cord that lets you plug directly into the unit (it has a headphone jack on each end).
Answered by golfwheels 10 years ago
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If your classic iPod does not have bluetooth, it should at least have a mini jack plug-in. The SoundLink speaker has a mini-audio plug-in connection in the back, so you should be fine.
Answered by Nadeha44 10 years ago
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For wireless connection the TREK is compatible with any Bluetooth enabled device. Most iPods are not, but you can connect via a standard mini male-2-male audio extension cable (same as your ear buds). As a bonus, there is a USB connector, which will enable you to change your iPod, smartphone, etc.
Answered by MichaelInSea 10 years ago
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Yes, I just had to use an AUX cord to use my classic with it.
Answered by Thawkns 10 years ago
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