Apple Universal Dock for iPod® and iPhone® Zoom Front Video loading and will display in just a moment. Photos Videos Item# 472UNVDOC2 offer details Item# 472UNVDOC2 Review Sumary 3 people say DISCONTINUED This item is no longer available to purchase. Contact us for other options Call Email Chat See all iPod Docks In-stock Alternative TEAC DS-22 $39.99 Overview Details Customer Reviews Category Info Our take on the Apple Universal Dock by Ralph Graves The Apple Universal Dock works with most docking iPods and iPhones. It connects to your computer via your player's USB cable for conveniently syncing and recharging. A stereo minijack output lets you connect a powered speaker system or your home receiver for headphone-free listening. With optional cables, you can enjoy videos from your iPod on your TV. The dock can be used with either the Apple Composite A/V cable or the Apple Component A/V cable. The included remote gives you basic controls like play, pause, and track skip Highlights:compatible with most docking iPods, including 160GB iPod classic, 3nd generation iPod touch, and 5th generation iPod nanocompatible with iPhone, iPhone3G, and iPhone 3GSNOTE: not compatible with iPod shuffle® or 6th generation iPod nanoset of insert adapters for iPods and iPhonescomposite video or component video output via optional cablestereo minijack line-level outputbattery charging requires connection to a high-speed USB porthigh-speed USB connection with optional cableremote control3-3/16"W x 11/16"H x 2-3/8"Dwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What’s in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Universal Dock Wireless remote control CR2032 Battery (installed) 5 Dock adapters for various model iPods Owner's manual Warranty information Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The Universal Dock for iPod is a white platform for docking your iPod and connecting it to your home stereo system, TV, or computer. It comes with a wireless remote offering basic iPod controls. Depending on the optional cable you add you can connect the Universal Dock to an AC power source, your home stereo system, TV, and/or your computer. Compatibility: The Universal Dock for iPod is compatible with any iPod model with a dock connector (30-pin female interface). Adapters: The Universal Dock includes five adapter inserts for the iPod models listed below; if your iPod model is not listed, an adapter may be available from Apple directly (as of Feb. 2011): Adapter 9: iPod video (5th generation) and iPod classic (80/120/16GB) Adapter 15: iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS Adapter 16: iPod touch (2nd and 3rd generation) Adapter 17: iPod nano (4th generation) Adapter 18: iPod nano (5th generation) Note: Not compatible with the iPod nano (6th generation) or iPod shuffle (all generations). Wireless Remote: You can control your iPod with the supplied 6-button wireless remote control. Controls include Play/Pause, Volume up, Volume down, Skip forward, and Skip backward. The remote uses a CR2032 Lithium battery (supplied). The remote's dimensions are: Width: 1.25" Length: 3.3125" Depth: 0.375" Note: There is also a Menu button on the remote control that is only used for pairing the remote with the dock. Connections: The Universal Dock has the following connections on the back panel: Dock Connector Port: Standard 30-pin iPod Dock; for use with a Dock to USB cable (like the one included with your iPod or item number 472USBCBLE) or a Dock to A/V cable (item number 472AVCAB2 with composite video, RCA stereo audio, and USB connections or item number 472COMPCAB with component video, RCA stereo audio, and USB connections); no cables are included with the Universal Dock. Line Output: 3.5mm stereo mini-jack audio output; connect to stereo or powered speakers. Product Reviews Review this product Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. 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I had tried other models but this was the only one that worked. The remote is very handy to have, too. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Perfect Written By RAM, Hamburg, NY on Wednesday, December 15, 2010 This unit was perfect for my new entertainment system. It allowed me to replace a 400 CD mass storage system with my iPod Touch. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 out of 5 Universal Dock is not what I expected Written By Rick, Austin, TX on Sunday, May 09, 2010 I am not sure what the purpose of this product is. I bought it so we could connect our i-Pod to a stereo receiver that I had just purchased from Crutchfield. There is no power cord for the product and no cord to connect to the receiver, so basically all you get is a base that can be used for any generation i-Pod, but no connections to anything. You use the power cord from your i-Pod to connect the base to a USB connection or to a charger and you need to buy a splitter to connect the speaker output to RCA phono plugs to connect to a receiver. I bought a splitter and returned the Universal Dock to Crutchfield for a refund. I am very disappointed in the product. 12 out of 19 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1-3 of 3 items Learn more about iPod Docks Learn more about iPod Docks How to Choose an iPod® Dock for Your A/V System How to Choose an iPod® Dock for Your A/V System Ralph Graves 4/3/2009 based on 23 ratings (3 comments) Learn how to choose an iPod dock with the right capabilities and audio/video connections for your home A/V system. Accessorize Your iPod® Accessorize Your iPod® Ralph Graves 4/24/2011 based on 11 ratings Learn about the different types of accessories available for your iPod. A Beginner's Guide to the iPod® A Beginner's Guide to the iPod® Ralph Graves 7/24/2010 based on 22 ratings (1 comment) This guide provides you with the core information you need to get up and running with your new iPod. Topics range from basic functions and file management to videos, podcasts, and troubleshooting. iPod® Generations Chart iPod® Generations Chart Ralph Graves 10/29/2010 based on 718 ratings (11 comments) Sort out which generation iPod you have with these handy charts. Includes the iPod, iPod mini, iPod nano, and iPod touch. Getting the Best Sound Out of Your Portable Music Player in the Car Getting the Best Sound Out of Your Portable Music Player in the Car Robert Ferency-Viars 8/9/2011 based on 222 ratings (22 comments) How to get the best sound quality from your portable music player when connecting it to your car stereo. 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Our take on the Apple Universal Dock by Ralph Graves The Apple Universal Dock works with most docking iPods and iPhones. It connects to your computer via your player's USB cable for conveniently syncing and recharging. A stereo minijack output lets you connect a powered speaker system or your home receiver for headphone-free listening. With optional cables, you can enjoy videos from your iPod on your TV. The dock can be used with either the Apple Composite A/V cable or the Apple Component A/V cable. The included remote gives you basic controls like play, pause, and track skip Highlights:compatible with most docking iPods, including 160GB iPod classic, 3nd generation iPod touch, and 5th generation iPod nanocompatible with iPhone, iPhone3G, and iPhone 3GSNOTE: not compatible with iPod shuffle® or 6th generation iPod nanoset of insert adapters for iPods and iPhonescomposite video or component video output via optional cablestereo minijack line-level outputbattery charging requires connection to a high-speed USB porthigh-speed USB connection with optional cableremote control3-3/16"W x 11/16"H x 2-3/8"Dwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee
Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What’s in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Universal Dock Wireless remote control CR2032 Battery (installed) 5 Dock adapters for various model iPods Owner's manual Warranty information Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The Universal Dock for iPod is a white platform for docking your iPod and connecting it to your home stereo system, TV, or computer. It comes with a wireless remote offering basic iPod controls. Depending on the optional cable you add you can connect the Universal Dock to an AC power source, your home stereo system, TV, and/or your computer. Compatibility: The Universal Dock for iPod is compatible with any iPod model with a dock connector (30-pin female interface). Adapters: The Universal Dock includes five adapter inserts for the iPod models listed below; if your iPod model is not listed, an adapter may be available from Apple directly (as of Feb. 2011): Adapter 9: iPod video (5th generation) and iPod classic (80/120/16GB) Adapter 15: iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS Adapter 16: iPod touch (2nd and 3rd generation) Adapter 17: iPod nano (4th generation) Adapter 18: iPod nano (5th generation) Note: Not compatible with the iPod nano (6th generation) or iPod shuffle (all generations). Wireless Remote: You can control your iPod with the supplied 6-button wireless remote control. Controls include Play/Pause, Volume up, Volume down, Skip forward, and Skip backward. The remote uses a CR2032 Lithium battery (supplied). The remote's dimensions are: Width: 1.25" Length: 3.3125" Depth: 0.375" Note: There is also a Menu button on the remote control that is only used for pairing the remote with the dock. Connections: The Universal Dock has the following connections on the back panel: Dock Connector Port: Standard 30-pin iPod Dock; for use with a Dock to USB cable (like the one included with your iPod or item number 472USBCBLE) or a Dock to A/V cable (item number 472AVCAB2 with composite video, RCA stereo audio, and USB connections or item number 472COMPCAB with component video, RCA stereo audio, and USB connections); no cables are included with the Universal Dock. Line Output: 3.5mm stereo mini-jack audio output; connect to stereo or powered speakers.
5 out of 5 Exceptional dock Written By Linda F, Charleston IL on Sunday, February 13, 2011 Just what I needed to get my ipod touch 2nd generation going on my receiver. I had tried other models but this was the only one that worked. The remote is very handy to have, too. Was this review helpful? Yes | No
5 out of 5 Perfect Written By RAM, Hamburg, NY on Wednesday, December 15, 2010 This unit was perfect for my new entertainment system. It allowed me to replace a 400 CD mass storage system with my iPod Touch. Was this review helpful? Yes | No
1 out of 5 Universal Dock is not what I expected Written By Rick, Austin, TX on Sunday, May 09, 2010 I am not sure what the purpose of this product is. I bought it so we could connect our i-Pod to a stereo receiver that I had just purchased from Crutchfield. There is no power cord for the product and no cord to connect to the receiver, so basically all you get is a base that can be used for any generation i-Pod, but no connections to anything. You use the power cord from your i-Pod to connect the base to a USB connection or to a charger and you need to buy a splitter to connect the speaker output to RCA phono plugs to connect to a receiver. I bought a splitter and returned the Universal Dock to Crutchfield for a refund. I am very disappointed in the product. 12 out of 19 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Learn more about iPod Docks Learn more about iPod Docks How to Choose an iPod® Dock for Your A/V System How to Choose an iPod® Dock for Your A/V System Ralph Graves 4/3/2009 based on 23 ratings (3 comments) Learn how to choose an iPod dock with the right capabilities and audio/video connections for your home A/V system. Accessorize Your iPod® Accessorize Your iPod® Ralph Graves 4/24/2011 based on 11 ratings Learn about the different types of accessories available for your iPod. A Beginner's Guide to the iPod® A Beginner's Guide to the iPod® Ralph Graves 7/24/2010 based on 22 ratings (1 comment) This guide provides you with the core information you need to get up and running with your new iPod. Topics range from basic functions and file management to videos, podcasts, and troubleshooting. iPod® Generations Chart iPod® Generations Chart Ralph Graves 10/29/2010 based on 718 ratings (11 comments) Sort out which generation iPod you have with these handy charts. Includes the iPod, iPod mini, iPod nano, and iPod touch. Getting the Best Sound Out of Your Portable Music Player in the Car Getting the Best Sound Out of Your Portable Music Player in the Car Robert Ferency-Viars 8/9/2011 based on 222 ratings (22 comments) How to get the best sound quality from your portable music player when connecting it to your car stereo. Visit our Learning Center to learn more about iPod Docks
How to Choose an iPod® Dock for Your A/V System How to Choose an iPod® Dock for Your A/V System Ralph Graves 4/3/2009 based on 23 ratings (3 comments) Learn how to choose an iPod dock with the right capabilities and audio/video connections for your home A/V system.
Accessorize Your iPod® Accessorize Your iPod® Ralph Graves 4/24/2011 based on 11 ratings Learn about the different types of accessories available for your iPod.
A Beginner's Guide to the iPod® A Beginner's Guide to the iPod® Ralph Graves 7/24/2010 based on 22 ratings (1 comment) This guide provides you with the core information you need to get up and running with your new iPod. Topics range from basic functions and file management to videos, podcasts, and troubleshooting.
iPod® Generations Chart iPod® Generations Chart Ralph Graves 10/29/2010 based on 718 ratings (11 comments) Sort out which generation iPod you have with these handy charts. Includes the iPod, iPod mini, iPod nano, and iPod touch.
Getting the Best Sound Out of Your Portable Music Player in the Car Getting the Best Sound Out of Your Portable Music Player in the Car Robert Ferency-Viars 8/9/2011 based on 222 ratings (22 comments) How to get the best sound quality from your portable music player when connecting it to your car stereo.
