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2/18/05, 07:19 AM

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sync007

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All the modules are hidden I can take a pic of the center glove box to show you where the entire interface is.

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2/18/05, 07:57 AM

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Originally posted by dave_bought_another_black_stang@February 17, 2005, 10:21 AM
the griffin modulater and the belkin dok are great with little to no interference. http://www.apple.com/ipod/accessories.html

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my friends dad owns half of belkin, wait so are u guys hooking up ur ipods to ur stereo?

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2/18/05, 09:31 AM

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no, mine is Radio frequency

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2/18/05, 02:35 PM

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I'm using a Griffin i-trip fm transmitter which works fine in the less populated area where I live. When I get near a big city, I do occasionally have interference because there are less open frequencies/more radio stations in larger metro areas. I'm looking into getting an auto kit where I can control the ipod through the Shaker stereo controls (WHEN I get my mustang, that is!) The Belkin Auto kit seems to be the best bet from what I've read, and it's less expensive (retail $49.99) than most of it's competion.

A great resource and forum for ipods is ipodlounge.com