soo...i have a question

[CBboY126]

does anyone know if i can connect my ipod to my new head unit...there doesnt seem to be a usb port or an auxilary port....anythin else i can do??

[JDMCB3Si]

buy an FM transmitter. It sux doing it this way but it works for a temporary fix. OR....... You can get a custom one done to go into the CD changer port (if supported)

[ChIoVnIdCa]

does anyone know if i can connect my ipod to my new head unit...there doesnt seem to be a usb port or an auxilary port....anythin else i can do??

Wouldn't it make sense to post the make and model

[HawaiiBorncb7]

if theres a aux port you can buy a adapter that plugs right in.. check radioshack thats where i got mine... dont buy a fm transmiter its only a waste of money... static owns you.. anyways the adapter is at most 20 bucks compared to 90 for the transmitter..

[paulhenrick2k8]

what kind of hu u got? i saw fm transmitter if u have radio, but that sucks.. ull hear static most of the time specially when theres no reception.. theres a cassette that convert to aux output too that i saw in target..

[guitarplayer825]

Post make/model, it'll help a lot.

[benji]

If you have a common brand with a DIN port on the back (like what is used to plug a CD changer in), you can buy a plug that plugs into that and gives you RCAs, 1/8th inch headphone plug, and an iPod plug all in one harness. I just picked one up for my dad's Kenwood, and it really works well. 5 minutes to plug it in, then ran the cable into the glove box.

I got mine at Best Buy, but I'm sure you could find them elsewhere. I know I saw them for Alpine, Kenwood, and Sony, but I'm sure there are more.

Edit: This is what I got.

[CBboY126]

Wouldn't it make sense to post the make and model

how would it makes sense if its a new aftermarket H/U?

[JaK FRoSTWhiTE]

Thats what i have, connects to the back of your Headunit.

[CBboY126]

If you have a common brand with a DIN port on the back (like what is used to plug a CD changer in), you can buy a plug that plugs into that and gives you RCAs, 1/8th inch headphone plug, and an iPod plug all in one harness. I just picked one up for my dad's Kenwood, and it really works well. 5 minutes to plug it in, then ran the cable into the glove box.

I got mine at Best Buy, but I'm sure you could find them elsewhere. I know I saw them for Alpine, Kenwood, and Sony, but I'm sure there are more.

Edit: This is what I got.

thanks bro i looked but nothing for an alpine...ig i`ll just have to go cheapie wit the transmitter ohwell

[JoshM]

how would it makes sense if its a new aftermarket H/U?

Different makes have different setups.

[blackaccord]

i would not suggest those fm transmitter
they are pretty bad not mather which model you get

get the rca audio to headphone connectors
or upgrade to a newer deck

[wherm]

If there's no input on the front for aux sources, there could be an input on the back. Make/model would be a big help.

[CBboY126]

Thats what i have, connects to the back of your Headunit.

DUDE i think that what i need lol thanks i think ill try that

[MarX Halvick]

dont put it in your subwoofer preamp OUt, it will sound like ****