Cables To Go 35508 4ft iPod-Compatible 3.5mm to Dock Connector Audio Cable
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The iPod-compatible 3.5-mm-to-Dock-Connector Audio Cable allows you to play music from your iPod through your home or car stereo, computer, or notebook. The dock connector sends line level audio out from your iPod, providing better sound quality then when using the headphone jack. The dock connector also allows you to control the volume of your iPod through your stereo or computer instead of having to adjust the volume on the iPod. The lightweight construction makes it easy to take it anywhere you go.
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Technical Details
- Compatibility: iPod mini; iPod nano 1G, 2G, 3G; iPod classic 5G; iPod touch 1G- Connect your iPod to your car or home stereo, computer, or laptop
- The dock connector produces line-level audio providing better sound quality then using the iPod headphone jack
- Approximately 4 feet long
- Light-weight construction is ideal for travel
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By D Town (PA, USA)
If you have an "aux in" in you car or home stereo or computer speakers this is the best way to go when listening to your ipod. I used to have a 3.5mm to RCA stereo jack connector. That sounded horrible because it used the ipod's internal amp which is good for nothing other than headphones. I would also have to adjust the volume on the ipod and the stereo. This little cable connects from your ipod's pin connector line out to a 3.5mm "male" jack. This way the ipod's internal amp is bypassed and nothing but the core information is sent to be amplified. Other than that, not much more to say. I have two of these cables. One is permanently connected to my JBL Duets (great "cheap" speakers by the way) in the bathroom (had to get a 3.5 mm "female" to "female" connector though) and the other comes with me for my car (a Dodge Charger which has an "aux" input in the stereo) at work. I haven't had any problems with either of my cables since I bought the first one about six months ago. Note that I'm using the cable with two ipod nano's. One is a first generation and the other a fourth generation.
By KEM (Hilliard, OH USA)
Minus one star because it is not the cable pictured. The one I received has the larger plastic dock connector, similar to the one pictured on the retractable cable, instead of the slimmer one pictured. Still works as expected though.
By Wrench (Portland, OR)
The vocals on this cord come through like the music was recorded from the back of the room on a casette deck, they sound absolutely horrible. I've got a New (09) Nano (I think it's 4th Gen?) and it worked but sounded really washed out and lousy, I could barely tell what song was playing. Not recommended.
By Michael A. Crowe (Goose Creek, SC United States)
This cable has to be one of the best purchases I've made for my iPod. The sound quality improvement over a plain 3.5mm-3.5mm cable is almost night and day. Absolutely a must have for anyone that has a 3.5mm auxiliary plug in their car. The cable feels like it is high quality, and the dock connector fits snugly in the device.
Like most have noted, the volume control on the iPod is disabled when using this, which I find to be an advantage. I no longer have to remember to turn down the volume before changing from the car to headphones, which caught me quite a few times.
By C. Walters
This cable is fantastic! Is compatible with my 5G iPod with video. I was previously using a Belkin transmitter that came from the Apple store - cost about $70 and worked well. Downside of using the transmitter is while traveling I'd have to change the station several times due to static. With the auxiliary cable I have clear sound at all times, plus I've noticed improved sound quality/louder volume. Downside to this cable is that it doesn't charge the iPod, as many others have said, but that makes sense considering that it doesn't plug into the power outlet...
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