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Santaduck

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Oct 21, 2003
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Just went by the ice-link site and saw from the front graphic that their unit is now compatible with mini ipods.

http://icelink.densionusa.com/


This is the car audio adapter that fully integrates with your current car audio... using direct audio outs, as well as some controls (i.e. if you want to use the audio controls in your new BMW steering wheel for your ipod). A bit expensive but if the FM transmitters have poor quality to your ear, and you don't have a tape deck (or dislike the wire-prone mess of a tape adapter), then here you go.
 
to bad they charge an arm and a leg for it. I had the blitzsafe adapter for my old tl and it only cost 70 dollars. I wish they would make on for jeep now, cause I dont want to spend 200 on something that i can get for 70.

iJon
 
Originally posted by iJon
to bad they charge an arm and a leg for it. I had the blitzsafe adapter for my old tl and it only cost 70 dollars. I wish they would make on for jeep now, cause I dont want to spend 200 on something that i can get for 70.

iJon

ooo can you post a link for blitzsafe? is the audio wired directly to the car audio? what about audio controls and battery charging?

I'd love to hear more alternatives to fm transmitters and tape adapters... (i guess i should google myself or go browse ipodlounge forums when I get close to buying)
 
Originally posted by Santaduck
ooo can you post a link for blitzsafe? is the audio wired directly to the car audio? what about audio controls and battery charging?

I'd love to hear more alternatives to fm transmitters and tape adapters... (i guess i should google myself or go browse ipodlounge forums when I get close to buying)
blitzsafe.com. still the icelink does way more, but also much more than i need. i liked having the blitzsafe and then making my solutions. before i had the blitzsafe wired under the shifer and console althouth into the middle console. i used the griffin autopod thing which sent audio and power through the firewire port. i kep the ipod hidden and then i plugged the apple remote into it and had it hang out by my hand. so i could be driving and change the volume, pause or change the song right therem or my friends could open it up and pick their own song. i dont like the everything being mounted and everything, i like it to be hidden. now if my liberty had seek buttons on the steering wheel like my acura i would be more interested in this product.

iJon
 
check these people out, i found them out. from looking at it they are exactly the same as the blitzsafe adapters but these people have them for the jeeps, unlike blitzsafe, so i will be ordering one of these in a few days so i can get my ipod back in the car like the acura.

http://www.pie.net/auxappl.htm

iJon
 
do you guys know of any way to split the fire wire cable into separate power and sound plugs (Kind of what the dock does) ? It would be sooooo much nicer to have a single visible cable connecting to the iPod...
 
Originally posted by etoiles
do you guys know of any way to split the fire wire cable into separate power and sound plugs (Kind of what the dock does) ? It would be sooooo much nicer to have a single visible cable connecting to the iPod...

could you not just use the earphone out to RCA to the decks aux in? this wouldn't solve power issues, but you could get a signal to the speakers.


peace.
 
I guess if I didn't connect it at all, I wouldn't need ANY cables ;)

I'd really like to have it powered in my car, and it would also be nice if the volume wasn't set by the iPod itself, but only by the stereo (when you connect through the dock, the volume is 'constant').

I want it all ! :D
 
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