bplutka shares:
Here is my tiny Lightning Dock. You have to buy one of those iPhone 5C Docking Stations with Lightning Input and Lightning/3,5 Jack Output. Those fake ones of ebay won’t work.
At the moment (here in Germany) you can get them online for around 2$. Amazon sells them as a “Plus Product” for around 5$.
Be careful, as the original dock only has a Line Out port, the volume cannot be controlled by the headphones or iOS.
download the files on: http://ift.tt/2dDzEQS
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