Mini Ipod
#2
RE: Mini Ipod
Hey Wardy
how are ya shocker here, welcome, well u have 2 options one an fm/ transmitter u plus into ipod then use radio station on same station as the fm transmitter or 2ndly get a cd player that has auxilary on the back and run it off the aux. of a deck, id go with fm transmitter its easier
how are ya shocker here, welcome, well u have 2 options one an fm/ transmitter u plus into ipod then use radio station on same station as the fm transmitter or 2ndly get a cd player that has auxilary on the back and run it off the aux. of a deck, id go with fm transmitter its easier
#3
RE: Mini Ipod
fm transmitter is easier but your going to have issues if ur driving more then a few miles, even then you still have issues, ur going to have to keep switching stations, and if u get by a radio transmitter, you get screwed. just a warning
#9
RE: Mini Ipod
my cd changer was good unless you do any distance driving because you run into radio stations with stronger transmitters. lol it aws funny tho because there was a transmitter right by the free way that when we drove by the radio would freek
#10
RE: Mini Ipod
There are a few different FM modulators. The iTrip is supposed to be good but I heard the best one is the Monster Cable one. The sound quality from these (in my experiences) are not too good. It's like a really good radio station. Depending on how picky you are... this is easiest.
The most cost effective is to just take that out and put an MP3 deck in. The stereos in those cars I've found to be very problematic. If you have a blank DIN then you can just add another deck for as little ast $150.
The most cost effective is to just take that out and put an MP3 deck in. The stereos in those cars I've found to be very problematic. If you have a blank DIN then you can just add another deck for as little ast $150.