isayx3

Anyone try this? How well does it work?

Only 30 bucks...easier than wiring it.

JustJeff

Wire the ouput from the iPod direct into the h/U
FM transmitters chop the hi and low freq.

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isayx3

I've seen this also..that was another alternative I was thinking. Just curious about the FM trasmitter, since it seem less work.

Do you have links to where one can purchase all this stuff? Radio Shack?

JustJeff

YGM

Pearly

Hey Jeff, I'm looking to do the same thing. You got a source? Thanks

JustJeff

YGM2

christopherjs

Jeff's solution is better but that iTrip does look cool.

DownEastTTer

I used an iLink for the first year or so. Worked ok but currently have an iTrip. That way I can move from car to car and even use it in the RV. Nice compact unit but the sound doesn't match a direct connect as is jeff's input. At 54 and many years of great R &amp; R and Jazz I'm lucky to hear anything! Hell I still think the Bose system is great. Friend of mind just bought a Honda Element..... butt ugly car but has a direct input for the stock radio. When will other car maker do the same?

Bruce Sawyer
Orrington, ME

JustJeff

Interesting, Chrysler 'Pacifica' has RCA Inputs on the radio front panel

JustJeff

I've read on the iPod forums that it's looks are the best item.