Griffin Dock Shuffle Hack

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    The Dock Shuffle was clearly designed exclusively for the iPod HiFi and other similar boombox and speaker setups.

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    The standard 30-pin dock connector found on the iPod docking cable does not fit in the Griffin Dock Shuffle.

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    A Dremel drill is the best tool to increase the size of opening. Although a sharp knife can also substitute.

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    The opening needs to be opened about one-eighth of an inch along the bottom and left and right sides to accomodate the iPod cable end.

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    Expanding the opening allows the iPod docking cable to fit.

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This is a hack to allow the Griffin Dock Shuffle to accept the 30-pin dock connector found on the iPod cable.

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The Dock Shuffle was clearly designed exclusively for the iPod HiFi and other similar boombox and speaker setups.

Caption by: Jason D. O'Grady

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