Bose 901 series with and ipod.

@martyswerve , good luck & listening...*S*  Esp' to this bunch.... ;) *L*

Btw, the 901s' can handle an inordinate amount of watts...but I suspect you already know that....

I think it'd be hard to not have a cell that won't BT, except for a burner   *shrug*

@asvjerry 

The question was whether an iPod does Bluetooth, not a phone.  I haven’t used an iPod in a long time and I don’t remember using Bluetooth with the one that I had.  And wasn’t Apple resistant at one point in time to Bluetooth?

@mahler123 , well....my bad if I've assumed the app for BT isn't on an iPlod...

;) ....not an Apple fan here.  And has the $ to not miss me, either. *L*

Personal experience with that sort of arrangment employing a lightweight lux for source is a Pixel feeding the shop audio....

Dust issues. so it's that or a CD after a spritz with the air compressor...

@asvjerry 

  my one and only iPod is long gone.  I regret that I actually bought the docking cradle made by Wadia.  It extracted the files on the hard drive and bypassed the Apple DAC .  It was truly a great product, worked as advertised, but hey they still were mp3 files, and who wanted to haul the iPod out of gym bag anyway?  I probably used it 3 times and then donated it to a thrift shop.

  Anyway, if anyone actually knows if the iPod did Bluetooth, please chime in.  And if it did do bt, it was probably the first BT codec, which sounds awful.

OP, use your phone as a source into a BT receiver, you will be much happier 

So if I am using the Yamaha s301  what inputs and out puts do i use for the Bose Equalizer since there is no pre amp in/out RCA jacks. I also assume that when using the Audioengine B1 that optical out to optical in on Yamaha is used.

Thanks