Thread: What do you use to listen to your ipod?

Pioneer DEH P5200HD

Sorry to thread jack but I have a Sony 420-IP with an Ipod cable built in. I am not that familiar with Ipods and am planning on getting one. My question is do they all have the same port for the cable on them. I just want a simple one like the nano or something.

seriously matt? were your audio files 320kbps?

Originally Posted by BigBadjohn

Oh. So basically everyone has an aftermarket head unit? My car is a limited edition so I was wanting to keep it stock for now. I might just go with a Pyle PLMD9 inline fm transmitter. I have one from a car I used to own

do some google searching, i know you can take apart your deck and hardwire a 3.5mm headphone jack to allow you to use it rather than your input function. i'm not entirely sure if that's accurate, but i know something of the sort is workable. if you can't find that article or don't have the know-how, go with a transmitter. usually the amount of money spent directly influences quality.

out of 5 or 6 that i have owned, this dlo was the best for sound quality, hands down.

Originally Posted by noreasonwhyy

seriously matt? were your audio files 320kbps?

do some google searching, i know you can take apart your deck and hardwire a 3.5mm headphone jack to allow you to use it rather than your input function. i'm not entirely sure if that's accurate, but i know something of the sort is workable. if you can't find that article or don't have the know-how, go with a transmitter. usually the amount of money spent directly influences quality.

out of 5 or 6 that i have owned, this dlo was the best for sound quality, hands down.

I have a pyle PLMD9 which is in line with my radio and antenna. I was just wanting a direct audio input though if at all possible

ohhh i was under the impression you didn't like the SQ.

i've went through a couple with the reboot and dead batteries. the first gen click wheel was the worst. had that thing refurb'ed like 5 times before i upgraded a few years ago.

I use the CDA-9887 from Alpine.

Originally Posted by I800C0LLECT

I use the CDA-9887 from Alpine.

One day i'll find one... I have an alpine cda-117 for now.

i was going to buy this to listen to music with my iPhone
Griffin iTrip FM Transmitter - Apple Store (U.S.)
idk if it works or not but here tis. apple sells it and my buddy said it'd work sooo

Originally Posted by whiney

One day i'll find one... I have an alpine cda-117 for now.

It's the same as my 9887!! They just removed the colors and the H100 processor is external now. If the CDA-117 matched my interior better I'd probably grab it just because it seems a bit more refined with controls.

Adapters - 1995+ GM Radio Auxiliary Input Adapter: PIE GM9-AUX (RCA)

This works in the following applications, but ONLY for radios that have the 9-pin auxiliary plug on the back AND are capable of controlling a remote CD player (single or multi). This does NOT mean it will work for you just because your radio has the 9-pin plug. For starters, your radio must have a TAPE AUX or CD AUX button OR you must already have a factory remote CD player.

I use my iPod in the glove box and whenever someone wants to hear theirs I use the AUX input.