XM Radio
#5
Originally posted by kevinb120@September 6, 2004, 6:21 AM
Sirius capeable. XM would still require a reciever/tuner
Sirius capeable. XM would still require a reciever/tuner
I know that the Shaker 500 has an Aux button. Does Sirius make a system that could be plugged into that jack. Wouldn't want to be drilling holes in the dash of the new mustang.
Guess I could look at best buy.com or sirius.com
#6
Sirius only needs the antenna added and the account activated. All Ford premium stereos have Sirius capeability from the factory, there are no visible add-ons needed. The aux button is for add-ons like DVD. Most likely it has a "ford" connector in the back, but someone will probably make adapters for acessories like MP3 players. I've tried to think what would be worthwhile to hook up to it but I cant think of anything. There should be a SAT button on the stereo, allong with the cd/fm buttons.
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This one works on any radio without drilling and wires.
Fred Ethel and Lucy want you to come over to XM.
I have a sky fi- Love it, comes from the car to the house, No problem Mon.
This one works on any radio without drilling and wires.
Fred Ethel and Lucy want you to come over to XM.
I have a sky fi- Love it, comes from the car to the house, No problem Mon.
#12
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Originally posted by kevinb120@September 6, 2004, 1:52 PM
The aux button is for add-ons like DVD. Most likely it has a "ford" connector in the back, but someone will probably make adapters for acessories like MP3 players.
The aux button is for add-ons like DVD. Most likely it has a "ford" connector in the back, but someone will probably make adapters for acessories like MP3 players.
This is just One of the things I am Excited about.
I recently got a Portable CD/MP3 Player to use in my 97 Thunderbird, Untill I can get my 05 Mustang. I had never used an MP3 player before, but when a Friend of mine Burned me 3, MP3 Discs, with over 255 songs on them Total, and alot of them were Extended Dance Mixes. I was Impressed!
So Imagine 6 Discs with aproximatly 85 songs a piece, that's about 510 songs or more, you'll have loaded. I think I could Drive A Long Time and not hear the same song twice with 500 Songs Loaded in my Stereo, and they'd all be Songs I Want to Hear!
Who Needs XM/Sirius with that kind of a Music Selection? Just Burn everything to MP3 Files and you could carry a few Extra CDs and have Thousands of Songs at your fingertips! Heck You could have your entire Music Collection on just a few Discs, Depending on the size of your collection.
#13
u can buy an fm transmitter at best buy for about $40 that can play ur mp3 player over the cars FM radio..digital output.. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id...61&type=product if that doesnt work...go to bestbuy.com and search for "Tunecast II" an mp3 player can hold alot more then a 5cds with mp3s on them...the transmitter can run on batteries or in the outlet from the car
#14
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Well my Portable CD/MP3 Player was $29.95 at Best Buy.
Audiphase Portable CD/MP3 player at Best Buy
It's by Audiophase, and it included the Car/Cassette Adapter, DC Converter, and Wired Remote. On top of everything, It is the Same Colors as My Thunderbird, and The Colors i want my 05 in, Sonic Blue and Grey/Silver. Thanks for the Info, anyway.
Audiphase Portable CD/MP3 player at Best Buy
It's by Audiophase, and it included the Car/Cassette Adapter, DC Converter, and Wired Remote. On top of everything, It is the Same Colors as My Thunderbird, and The Colors i want my 05 in, Sonic Blue and Grey/Silver. Thanks for the Info, anyway.
#15
Originally posted by bahace@September 6, 2004, 2:07 PM
u can buy an fm transmitter at best buy for about $40 that can play ur mp3 player over the cars FM radio..digital output.. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id...61&type=product if that doesnt work...go to bestbuy.com and search for "Tunecast II" an mp3 player can hold alot more then a 5cds with mp3s on them...the transmitter can run on batteries or in the outlet from the car
u can buy an fm transmitter at best buy for about $40 that can play ur mp3 player over the cars FM radio..digital output.. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id...61&type=product if that doesnt work...go to bestbuy.com and search for "Tunecast II" an mp3 player can hold alot more then a 5cds with mp3s on them...the transmitter can run on batteries or in the outlet from the car
#16
Originally posted by TampaBear67+September 6, 2004, 1:30 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (TampaBear67 @ September 6, 2004, 1:30 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-kevinb120@September 6, 2004, 1:52 PM
The aux button is for add-ons like DVD. Most likely it has a "ford" connector in the back, but someone will probably make adapters for acessories like MP3 players.
The aux button is for add-ons like DVD. Most likely it has a "ford" connector in the back, but someone will probably make adapters for acessories like MP3 players.
This is just One of the things I am Excited about.
I recently got a Portable CD/MP3 Player to use in my 97 Thunderbird, Untill I can get my 05 Mustang. I had never used an MP3 player before, but when a Friend of mine Burned me 3, MP3 Discs, with over 255 songs on them Total, and alot of them were Extended Dance Mixes. I was Impressed!
So Imagine 6 Discs with aproximatly 85 songs a piece, that's about 510 songs or more, you'll have loaded. I think I could Drive A Long Time and not hear the same song twice with 500 Songs Loaded in my Stereo, and they'd all be Songs I Want to Hear!
Who Needs XM/Sirius with that kind of a Music Selection? Just Burn everything to MP3 Files and you could carry a few Extra CDs and have Thousands of Songs at your fingertips! Heck You could have your entire Music Collection on just a few Discs, Depending on the size of your collection. [/b][/quote]
I know, thats why I cant figure out whats worth hooking up to it. Only a DVD truly needs an AUX button.
#18
Originally posted by kevinb120@September 6, 2004, 6:52 AM
Sirius only needs the antenna added and the account activated. All Ford premium stereos have Sirius capeability from the factory, there are no visible add-ons needed. The aux button is for add-ons like DVD. Most likely it has a "ford" connector in the back, but someone will probably make adapters for acessories like MP3 players. I've tried to think what would be worthwhile to hook up to it but I cant think of anything. There should be a SAT button on the stereo, allong with the cd/fm buttons.
Sirius only needs the antenna added and the account activated. All Ford premium stereos have Sirius capeability from the factory, there are no visible add-ons needed. The aux button is for add-ons like DVD. Most likely it has a "ford" connector in the back, but someone will probably make adapters for acessories like MP3 players. I've tried to think what would be worthwhile to hook up to it but I cant think of anything. There should be a SAT button on the stereo, allong with the cd/fm buttons.
http://bradbarnett.net/mustangs/time...5/050604-1.jpg
Does anyone have a better picture?
http://bradbarnett.net/mustangs/shows/inno...haker1000-1.jpg
#19
they may of dumped it. See if this works:
http://esourcebook.dealerconnection.com/tr...html/audio5.htm
It was a big deal last year, but I see no refferences to it on any 05 literature.
http://esourcebook.dealerconnection.com/tr...html/audio5.htm
It was a big deal last year, but I see no refferences to it on any 05 literature.
#20
Originally posted by kevinb120@September 6, 2004, 8:51 PM
they may of dumped it. See if this works:
http://esourcebook.dealerconnection.com/tr...html/audio5.htm
It was a big deal last year, but I see no refferences to it on any 05 literature.
they may of dumped it. See if this works:
http://esourcebook.dealerconnection.com/tr...html/audio5.htm
It was a big deal last year, but I see no refferences to it on any 05 literature.
I found this on bestbuy.com