Connecting iPOD to Multi vehicles
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Connecting iPOD to Multi vehicles
I have my S....with factory cd player. And also a 00 Civic with an AVH-6400cd Pioneer
what would be the best gadget to hook up my IPOD to either of the cars. an FM transmitter and if so
Which one?
Any help would be appreciated
what would be the best gadget to hook up my IPOD to either of the cars. an FM transmitter and if so
Which one?
Any help would be appreciated
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i'd hardwire an RCA to headphone jack to the aux in of your headunit. There's adapters made for both the Pioneer and the stock s2k headunit. You would control the playlists through the ipod itself. Get a charger for the longer trips.
FM modulators suck ass. They sound horrible.
FM modulators suck ass. They sound horrible.
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Places and specific devices to buy................sorry guys I'm clueless when it comes to iPODs just know I need to be able to hook it up to my car.....and I'd like to have the option in both my S, Civic, and Land Rover. Thanks Again for those who replied.
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Here's the link for your s2k:
honda headunit aux in to RCA with this you simply buy an RCA to headphone jack and plug it into this adapter and your ipod. you use the ipod interface to control the songs. you can get a car charger OR buy the universal Ipod connection piece from Logjam, but you don't need it.
here's the link for your pioneer:
pioneer aux in to RCA with this you simply buy an RCA to headphone jack and plug it into this adapter and your ipod. you use the ipod interface to control the songs. you can get a car charger OR buy the universal Ipod connection piece from Logjam, but you don't need it.
i don't know the year of your rover or model, butthis link should help
there are many ways to skin this cat. IMO this is the cheapest and kindest method. I'm sure others will chime in here with other more expensive solutions, but bang for buck you'd get the desired result with the links i've provided.
honda headunit aux in to RCA with this you simply buy an RCA to headphone jack and plug it into this adapter and your ipod. you use the ipod interface to control the songs. you can get a car charger OR buy the universal Ipod connection piece from Logjam, but you don't need it.
here's the link for your pioneer:
pioneer aux in to RCA with this you simply buy an RCA to headphone jack and plug it into this adapter and your ipod. you use the ipod interface to control the songs. you can get a car charger OR buy the universal Ipod connection piece from Logjam, but you don't need it.
i don't know the year of your rover or model, butthis link should help
there are many ways to skin this cat. IMO this is the cheapest and kindest method. I'm sure others will chime in here with other more expensive solutions, but bang for buck you'd get the desired result with the links i've provided.
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Originally Posted by Willie Gee,Dec 23 2005, 11:21 PM
i'd hardwire an RCA to headphone jack to the aux in of your headunit. There's adapters made for both the Pioneer and the stock s2k headunit. You would control the playlists through the ipod itself. Get a charger for the longer trips.
FM modulators suck ass. They sound horrible.
FM modulators suck ass. They sound horrible.
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