Auxiliary input on radio
6/24/05, 02:44 PM
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Those bolts you put on for the antenna delete would look good with Hot Toppers. Dunno if you could just buy one, though. Maybe something like it though? http://www.hottoppers.net/kits.html#assortment
7/6/05, 12:38 PM
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I wish I knew more about electronics. I'd be more than happy to rip my HU out and start plugging wires in... Might even be able to come up with a "universal" input of sorts, kind of like a headphone/microphone jack, or RCA inputs... Is it really that hard to play with wires? What about the comments about this being used in the Escape? Anyone able to find a harness for the Escape maybe? :scratch:
7/10/05, 09:55 AM
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Originally posted by uncle fluffy@December 4, 2004, 1:07 AM
ok people... I lurk on this board but registered to post this one post just for you.
what you need is called an auxiliary input converter. There's a company called Precision Interface Electronics that makes them. You'll often see satellite radio people refer to them simply as "PIE adapters" - refer to www.pie.net for more info
It doesn't appear that they have an adapter yet for the 05 mustang, but they do have them for the previous generation of mustangs, as well as other ford vehicles. It stands to reason that they're developing one for the '05.
It might be worth emailing them to ask if/when one will be available... this adapter will solve all your mp3 player/satellite radio/etc woes.
and with that, I will slip quietly out into the background and continue my lurking.
EDITED TO ADD: lest anyone think i'm trying to advertise for PIE or something, there's another company I know of that makes similar products... www.blitzsafe.com - like PIE, though, they don't yet have an application for the '05 mustang, but they do have the previous mustangs and other fords. You could drop them an email as well.
ok people... I lurk on this board but registered to post this one post just for you.
what you need is called an auxiliary input converter. There's a company called Precision Interface Electronics that makes them. You'll often see satellite radio people refer to them simply as "PIE adapters" - refer to www.pie.net for more info
It doesn't appear that they have an adapter yet for the 05 mustang, but they do have them for the previous generation of mustangs, as well as other ford vehicles. It stands to reason that they're developing one for the '05.
It might be worth emailing them to ask if/when one will be available... this adapter will solve all your mp3 player/satellite radio/etc woes.
and with that, I will slip quietly out into the background and continue my lurking.
EDITED TO ADD: lest anyone think i'm trying to advertise for PIE or something, there's another company I know of that makes similar products... www.blitzsafe.com - like PIE, though, they don't yet have an application for the '05 mustang, but they do have the previous mustangs and other fords. You could drop them an email as well.
3/28/11, 06:42 AM
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Talk about waking the dead!
@ve2nov, when this post was started (2004), there were no options for aux input, hell I don't even know if the CAR was available for purchase yet!
Early s197 mustangs needed an adapter to get any aux input. Just in case someone is searching and looking for one, and stumbles across this ancient thread, here is an option:
http://www.logjamelectronics.com/piefrd04aux.html
@ve2nov, when this post was started (2004), there were no options for aux input, hell I don't even know if the CAR was available for purchase yet!
Early s197 mustangs needed an adapter to get any aux input. Just in case someone is searching and looking for one, and stumbles across this ancient thread, here is an option:
http://www.logjamelectronics.com/piefrd04aux.html
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