Where do you put your ipod?
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From: so cal
Originally Posted by XclusiveAutosports,Oct 10 2005, 02:53 PM
I made a holder for my ipod mini out of my cup holder, which fit perfect, but it works also with the nano. 
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Originally Posted by XclusiveAutosports,Oct 10 2005, 05:53 PM
I made a holder for my ipod mini out of my cup holder, which fit perfect, but it works also with the nano.
I put mine in the "secret" compartment, connected to a Pioneer head unit. Works well, keeps it charged, etc.
And to the iPod hater, while I agree that music according to Apple is not perfect, iTunes is about 1000x times better than Musicmatch (or any other proprietary software that I've seen) and the accessaries/support for the iPod make it pretty compelling.
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I don't have a full kit for my iPod, instead I just got that Monster cable and hooked it into the power outlet behind where your right elbow would be sitting. After that I just stick the iPod in the center console..seems to work just fine
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From: stockbridge
Originally Posted by Jano,Oct 10 2005, 06:47 PM
And to the iPod hater, while I agree that music according to Apple is not perfect, iTunes is about 1000x times better than Musicmatch (or any other proprietary software that I've seen) and the accessaries/support for the iPod make it pretty compelling.
i dont like the thing. who cares? im apparently in the minority on this one anyways.
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From: USA
Originally Posted by spider2k,Oct 11 2005, 07:43 AM
it may be better than xxx software but it still forces some to totally rearrange the way they have their music in a format some dont like. quite frankly i prefer no software at all. i dont need anything to keep up with my music other than a folder.
i dont like the thing. who cares? im apparently in the minority on this one anyways.
i dont like the thing. who cares? im apparently in the minority on this one anyways.
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Originally Posted by spider2k,Oct 10 2005, 02:15 PM
i put mine back in bestbuy because iTunes sucks balls and the ipod wont play .wma which is my preferred format. i dotn think i should have to totally rearrange the way i set up my music to use something thats over-hyped. 
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My system is integrated with the PIE HON Auxilliary converter. It wears one of those silicone jackets and I simply put it on the opened door covering the head unit.
The jacket does not let it slide at all even on hard driving/canyon runs. I can easily hit forward or backward; of course changing albums will require picking up the ipod.
The jacket does not let it slide at all even on hard driving/canyon runs. I can easily hit forward or backward; of course changing albums will require picking up the ipod.
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From: stockbridge
Originally Posted by skier219,Oct 11 2005, 09:53 AM
I guess the issue is that you chose WMA to begin with. Though I prefer AAC because it has higher quality and smaller file size than the other formats (128K AAC = 192K MP3), I would still choose MP3 over WMA just because it's a more accepted format. If you choose WMA on purpose, you're really pigeonholing yourself into a closed format with larger file sizes and lower quality.
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