Radio , Pioneer DEH-P3600??? (LOOK)

[kingofny1997]

what up, i got this pioneer DEH-P3600. But don't know if it ipod compatible. It's a pretty good radio. Just do'nt know if it's Ipod compatible. and that's the whole point of the radio for me, cuz with my IPOD it's HEAVEN, with Cd it's just regualr, and always listening to the same shit. I don't wanna install it if it's not ipod compatible.

Can anyone find out.

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-4rfrc5O...130DEHP360#Tab


p.s incase ya don't know what radio i'm talkin bout, here it is, with the spec.

[opposite]

Optional Aux Input: When used with item 130CDRB10 (sold separately) or item 130CDRB20 (sold separately), this unit can accept input from an auxiliary source, such as a portable CD or MD player. When item 130CDRB10 is used, a CD changer cannot be connected to this unit. Item 130CDRB20 allows you to connect an optional Pioneer CD changer and an auxiliary source to this unit.

i guess you can hook your ipod up through that...

or buy one of those fm transmitter things.

[sackingz123]

hey,

if it is ipod compatible you will have to buy something else in order to work with the ipod

its gonna cost at least 30 dollars, its a small box which is like a small brain in order to work with the ipod...

i hope someone will answer ur question

good luck..

[sackingz123]

Optional Aux Input: When used with item 130CDRB10 (sold separately) or item 130CDRB20 (sold separately), this unit can accept input from an auxiliary source, such as a portable CD or MD player. When item 130CDRB10 is used, a CD changer cannot be connected to this unit. Item 130CDRB20 allows you to connect an optional Pioneer CD changer and an auxiliary source to this unit.

i guess you can hook your ipod up through that...

or buy one of those fm transmitter things.

yeah just buy those fm tranismitter things, which i did, cost like 9 bucks from ebay, worked for me...

i dont use it anymore since i have the fear of my ipod gettin stole with the car and i dont wanna carry my ipod evrywhere, you feel?

[90accordman]

I wouldnt mess with a DM Transmitter if you care about the clarity of your music. But that unit is not compatible with a normal IPOD adapter which lets you run it through the deck control.

Even Pioneers high end units that are compatible with Ipod suck, they scroll slowly through tracks sometimes it take the unit like 10 seconfds to catch up between button presses. I have a Pioneer 880PRS that i was running and it was hell.

[kingofny1997]

oh ok. so if it has AUX input. I guess u can connect the ipod. Also i just need my ipod to play. I'm going crazy listening to nothing. Driving all the time with no radio is HARD.

Options tho-

Fm transmitter- i heard that these fuck up after like 2-3 months

Dm transmitter- Never heard of it.


I'm gonna look to see what i can do, cause i got this radio so well see. I think with that RB10 whatever , it should be it. but i'm still confused

[CustomLowz]

Pioneer CDRB10

Item #130CDRB10

Adds AUX input to Pioneer "P" Series changer-controlling receivers • stereo RCA female inputs • 20" cable

The Pioneer CDRB10 adapter allows you to connect any auxiliary source (cassette, MP3, Minidisc, etc.) with RCA outputs to your Pioneer changer-controlling receiver (with IP-Bus input). The CDRB10 accepts an RCA patch cable from your auxiliary source and connects to the changer input on the Pioneer receiver. The auxiliary source must have an output voltage of 1 volt (or less), or a volume control to adjust output level.

Important Note: When the CDRB10 is hooked up to the IP-Bus input, a Pioneer changer cannot be connected to the receiver.
Details:
ğ converts Pioneer IP-Bus changer input into a stereo RCA auxiliary input
ğ auxiliary source must have a volume control or an output voltage of 1 volt or less
ğ length: 20"
ğ warranty: 1 year

[opposite]

mmm...didnt i say that? haha.

[CustomLowz]

mmm...didnt i say that? haha.

I have pictures, and different info though...

[Tnwagn]

Whatdayaknow! thats the same headunit I have. Good choice And yeah, just use the the IP to rca unit that customlowz put up. Only prob I have with it is that it's a little pricey But it's worth it for SQL

[cp[mike]]

are these "ipod compatible" headunits able to control the ipod, or is it nothing more than just an aux input that you hook up to the headphone jack of the ipod? because tons of headunits have an aux input... whether it be RCA or 1/8" stereo jack. either connection is the same, just the 1/8" jack (headphone plug) has both RCA's combined... you can get cables that have a 1/8" jack on one end to connect to the ipod and a pair of RCA's on the other end to connect to the aux input of ur headunit (or in your case, the 130CDRB10, which is what adds "aux input" functionality to your unit)

[drzachm]

i own that same exact hu. just buy the aux thing and youll have the exact same setup that i do. good choice also.

[CustomLowz]

are these "ipod compatible" headunits able to control the ipod, or is it nothing more than just an aux input that you hook up to the headphone jack of the ipod? because tons of headunits have an aux input... whether it be RCA or 1/8" stereo jack. either connection is the same, just the 1/8" jack (headphone plug) has both RCA's combined... you can get cables that have a 1/8" jack on one end to connect to the ipod and a pair of RCA's on the other end to connect to the aux input of ur headunit (or in your case, the 130CDRB10, which is what adds "aux input" functionality to your unit)

I believe it just turns it into an Aux input. Anyways, better than using a FM transmitter...

[sirs1ayer]

Buy a thing that goes onto your ipod that converts it to radio waves.
problem solved.

[opposite]

Buy a thing that goes onto your ipod that converts it to radio waves.
problem solved.

i had one. wasn't all too great. signal sucked. batteries died really quick. another friend of mines had one of those that plugged into the ipods docking hole thing. it was even worse. the aux line in thing sounds a alot more reliable.


i hear the honda fit has an optional plug for the ipod that lets you control the ipod through the stereo.