Well I have just taken delivery and tested the Griffin iTrip for iPod's and
in car entertainment.
In a nut shell it resolves the single aux issue and inability to have both a
multi CD changer and iPod port.
FM transmission tuned from the car radio to the iTrip and hey presto you got
sounds.
To date I recommend and ebay is your friend if you go down this route.
Has anyone else found any other solutions?
On 13/11/06 12:45, in article OKGdnXDAvZtN9cXYnZ2dnUVZ_oadnZ2d@adelphia.com,
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> the Pod. It also has a pre-amplifier built in to help equalize the
> volume of the iPod as compared to other sources.
Fred W - 15 Nov 2006 13:32 GMT
> Well I have just taken delivery and tested the Griffin iTrip for iPod's and
> in car entertainment.
>
> In a nut shell it resolves the single aux issue and inability to have both a
> multi CD changer and iPod port.
I have a multi CD changer (in dash) and the aux port. It works just
fine. The iPod port uses the "second" CD input which would be for a
trunk mounted CD Changer. If you have the dash mounted 6 disk changer
why on earth would you want a trunk changer too? Personally I hate
trunk changers as they are inconvenient. If you have the trunk changer
I would expect that you don't have the dash mounted one which would free
up that input.
The infotainment system needs to be programmed to use the 2nd input by a
dealer.
> FM transmission tuned from the car radio to the iTrip and hey presto you got
> sounds.
I have has a Griffin iTrip since I first bought my iPod. They are very
convenient gadgets. Let you play your iPod in a friend's car or a
rental. Also can quickly switch cars etc. You can play your iPod on
any receiver, which is pretty cool. On a group trip last year we
actually had 3 cars listening to U2 from my iPod while we motored down
the road.
But the sound quality is somewhat limited by the iTrip. In general,
when convenient, I prefer a hard wired connection when possible.

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