Can this speaker be used with an old fashioned, plug in, table top radio? null

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CommunityAnswer · Accepted Answer

Yes, this can connect to an older radio with the 3.5mm connection.

kurtwd · Answer

Yes as long as the old fashion radio has an output like a head phone jack or Aux output. You would need a cable that has two male stereo connectors that you would plug in from the headphone jack of the radio to the Aux jack in the back of the Bose speaker

Answered by kurtwd 11 years ago

MrInnovator · Answer

If your old fashioned table top radio has an output jack on it then likely "yes" if it has the larger headphone jack you will have to buy a snap on reducer to get it down to the more common 1/4 input jack size of these newer devices. Chk that 1st before investing in the b-tooth speaker.

Answered by MrInnovator 11 years ago

Tcbnomad · Answer

Yes if the radio has a stero plug (ear bud size connector).

Rick · Answer

If your old fashion radio has a headphone outup jack of 3.5 mm you can connect via the 3.5mm auxiliary input.

princemgomez · Answer

The table top radio would need to have an audio output source. If it does then yes. You would need to use a 3.5mm adapter.

Suew616 · Answer

No

Ritzt · Answer

I have only used with my IPad, IPod and laptop.

Kris · Answer

No unfortunately it is a wireless blue tooth device.

MSDC · Answer

My guess would be no since the speaker works off WIFI.

bethpen · Answer

I would say NO due to the fact that an I-pod Nano is not even compatible with this speaker...that's why my cell phone is more modern than other electronics that I have so I can sync to my cell, nothing older.

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