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Question: What type of AUX cord do I need to use for my ipod?
Document: Plays mp3s stored on any SD memory card. Can play form iPod type device with  proper dongle. FM section is pretty good. Remote works very well.
I won't be using this option however, as the songs playback in the order they were written to the SD card and I prefer the 'shuffle' option on my iPod. The small size makes the amplifier easy to mount, and at the price its difficult to see how you can do better with any type of radio with an iPod dock. I'm happy with the purchase and recommend it for similar applications.
This is perfect for that. The radio is very, very acceptable (surprisingly good sensitivity and selectivity); in fact much better than I expected.On the back you can plug in an RCA or phono plug audio source, say like an iPod, or other audio source. (I haven't tried this, but it was one reason I bought this product... I want to be able to keep listening to the TV when I shower. )Remote: works respectably for what you need.
Really cool device and worked great, but the end of the power cord was just two wires. So there was no Plug on end to plug it into a outlet.So i had to use a old power cord i found and use it.Stinks that the picture shows a cord for outlet.Other then that its a great useful unit.
This amp has been in use here for almost 2 weeks. I really like it.This little stereo is exactly what I need to to connect my mp3 player to my outdoor speakers on the patio.Also, It lets you play files on a flash drive, a SanDisk,  a CD player, a  Walkman or an 8 track.It runs my 8 ohm speakers and sounds good.Best operated with the remote.
If you need a do-it-all music solution that's about as big as an external hard drive, well, put the car in park...you're here.Does /FM USB, SD card, and any external input you have on a mini-phone input. It's not going to facilitate a block party with volume, but, for personal use, it does quite well. Solidly built, feature rich, and simple to get up and running in about a minute.
The power supply is weak, with a skimpy cord length, and the blue light is too bright. This unit does not have a Tripath chip. A 2020a may serve better for sound quality.
I have no &#34;hum&#34; from the amplifier (some reviews complain of this) and I'm using it in a workshop. Sound levels are just fine, but running a 10 inch tablesaw will drown out the music, but hey, that's to be expected. The amplifier also has a front SD card slot and a USB port. I'd tried the USB with my iPod (3rd gen. nano) but that doesn't operate.
The radio sucks but I did not purchase it for that radio. The SD card and the USB drive works really well for adding more music choses. It&#8217;s not the sound surround type of amp but you want be disappointed. I am thinking about purchasing another one just to have it. I connected a rally good set of speakers to the amp and WON !!! , it kicked as@@@@@!!! !.
In this case I am using it on a boat, powered by a 12 volt lighter plug type adaptor, 12 volt 2 amp or at least 1500ma. put it in a splashproof container and be able to remove it from the boat. Its not high power but its enough when its quiet to listen to your music and it can have a very nice sound if you build the speakers well. Not loud enough to listen to while running at speed.
Answer: I use a male to male 1/8" stereo mini plug to connect an ipod's headphone port to the aux input of the Lepai.  works fine.