Connecting 2 speakers

Was wondering if it is possible to connect my ipod to 2 speakers - one is a BOSE dock & I would connect via the 30 pin connector (it's an older ipod). If I do, can I also connect a Bluetooth speaker at the same time
Want to setup for a party & by having 2 we wouldn't need to have high volume on either
Anyone know if it will work?

I think you can only select one audio output.
With BT earphones I could only select the earphones or the internal speaker; not both.
I do not have a dock to test your installation.

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