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Wireless music receiver with 30 pin dock connector and LED indicator

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Ruth's sister 30 Pin Dock internal power cable

SKU CH-XGS2-T6Y77

A 30-pin dock adapter adds wireless A2DP audio streaming with an LED indicator to compatible speakers

  • Wireless A2DP audio streaming to 30 Pin Dock
  • 2023 model with updated V2.0 receiver adapter
  • LED indicator shows connection status on docking station
  • Compatible with iPod and iPhone 30 Pin devices

Wireless 30-Pin Dock Adapter

This adapter adds wireless audio streaming to speaker docks that use Apple's 30-pin connector. It supports the A2DP profile for stereo music playback from compatible phones or media players. A built-in LED indicates the connection status. The unit draws power directly from the dock connector.

For legacy dock owners wanting streaming

Buyers with 30-pin docking speakers who want to play audio wirelessly from a modern phone will find this useful. It does not suit users who need a wired charging and data cable for syncing. Anyone requiring a Lightning or USB-C connection should look elsewhere. It is not a replacement for a standard internal PC power cable.

Highlights

  • Wireless A2DP audio streaming to 30 Pin Dock
  • 2023 model with updated V2.0 receiver adapter
  • LED indicator shows connection status on docking station
  • Compatible with iPod and iPhone 30 Pin devices

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 30-pin dock connector actually do when the adapter is installed in a speaker system?

The 30-pin dock connector carries power and audio signals so the wireless receiver can draw power from the speaker and send music to its amplifier.

How does the V2.0 label on the adapter limit what can be streamed to a 30-pin dock?

V2.0 identifies the product revision; it does not change the A2DP streaming capability already built into the adapter.

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