Does this convert the power from 12v to 5v? Similar to Cable Jive dockStubz+? so that I can use in my car bose system with my iphone4s? Right now my iPhone works well but only doesn't charge.
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I used it for my Bose radio docking station because it have me extra length to my phone so I didn't have to remove phone case... It has since broke... Great concept cheaply made
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Mine didn't come with a car power cord but if you had one I would imagine it would work out ok for you. I hooked mine to my entertainment center so my girlfriend can play music from her iPhone/pod/pad. Works great. Turn on your device and hit play. Pairing it up is easy too
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Yes you can, it's Bluetooth between the dock and the phone. The connector on the Cablejive dock boss is the old 30 pin connector. It physically connects to the Bose Sound dock, the iPhone then communicates via Bluetooth, and then the sound from your music on the phone comes out of the Bose Sound dock. It will communicate with any Bluetooth device, so an Android phone will work. I use it with my iPad. Really good device, does what it says in the advertisement, really well.
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Yes, it gets power from your cigarette lighter. Then you find an unused fm radio station on your stereo, dial in the same frequency on the Monster adaptor, and then tunes from your iPod or iPhone come out of your car speakers . It works fairly well with my iPhone 4S. Should work with the iPod using the same adaptor.
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Hey, I asked a similiar question on a diffrent post... I think this might work. Or run a search on Amazon for F8Z126. Its look like it might work. I think that's what I might buy. I dont get why Bose wouldn't offer some sort of ipod connection for this! My wife bought the cinemate series II for me and I'm dying to hook my ipod up to it.Belkin F8Z126 Power Dock AV for iPod
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Only the power works, i.e. it will charge an iPhone 5. However, the audio output does not work.
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It does not work with my original Bose sounddock (sadly) and this is one of the reason I purchased it. It does work quite nicely with up-to-date docking products, including my son's tower speaker from Brookstone. If your speaker is compatible with an iPhone 4, it will work.
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The dock plugs into 110-240volts power, however the dock is only capable of accepting to old iPhone with the wider plug. You will need to have a Sonos bridge that wirelessly connects all your speakers to your system. This product is no longer being made by Sonos, because Apple changed the plug size on it's product to the smaller plug, rendering this useless for other newer models. Hope this answers your question.
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Further info. Just talked to my daughter. Unfortunately, the adapter I spoke of allows the iPhone to be charged while in the dock but it will not play music from the iPhone.
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In response to your question yes it does charge my IPhone. I have not attempted to use it to sync my phone. The external speaker system I have has a docking station. However I can't use it because of the waterproof case on my IPhone won't allow docking. The new cord allows me to connect my phone to the speaker.
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I have the original Bose which is 6 years olds. I learned after a little research that the original Bose won't work with it but the newer ones will. I would only be able to assume if your dock speaker is iPhone compatible, it would. My Bose was designed to work with the old pre-iPhone iPod. Wish it would have worked though, the Bose sits in a closet unused. This solution would have been perfect to resurrect the Bose dock in the bathroom to help get the blood pumping in the AM!
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It doesn't require power. As long your bose console powers up, connect this adapter to the console and you are good to go
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Hi Tony. I returned this product because it did not work. It didn't charge my iPhone 4s or my iPad and it didn't play music through my iHome docking station. Other reviewers said the same thing. I bought one that works very well through cellphoneshop.net.
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Assuming your iP4 is playing via 30-pin connection, this converter would at least enable a secondary power option via micro USB jack. As for ""old to new"" This is from Item Description; This dockStubz+ model includes charge conversion circuitry for older docks and accessories that use Firewire for charging I hope this helps! If not, be more specific
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This question was sent to me out of context, i am not sure what it relates to. I assume it relates to a recent purchase of a Bose docking station power pack. In this case the power source is 220V converted down to 18v by the new converter that links to the docking station/speaker
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The answer is YES. I just did it. The power input is also a normal AUX input. You need a different cable, called a 3.5mm auxiliary input cable or AUX cable, which has male plugs on both ends. One end goes in the or3, the other in your device's headphone jack, works like a charm. (I doubt this will charge the device, though: you'll probably have to swap back to the cable they provicde to do that.)
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Sorry, I don't know for sure. It does use standard connections, though so I would assume it works. Do you have a Bose outlet in your area?