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      11-29-2005, 07:21 PM   #1
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Where get wire to plug in ipod???

WHere can i find the wire that allows me to plug my ipod into the aux input?
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Here's a good thread. Some of these options are very good.

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3172

For a simple connection you can go to Radio Shack and just get a male to male 1/8" stereo connector.
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      11-29-2005, 07:25 PM   #3
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try tandy electronics? (thats in australia, not sure about baltimore)

or any electrical/computer/hi-fi store should have it
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inside the center arm rest should be where the aux plug is located.

edit: o, you are looking to buy the wire?? radio shack, fry electonic, target. pretty much eveyone have them.
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Where get wire to plug in ipod???

Two words: Best Buy.
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The best solution (quality) is to use the Belkin Auto Kit for iPod w/ Dock Connector # F8V7058-APL-BLK (black version) and get a short male-male stereo audio mini-jack (Radio Shack). I wouldn't use the headphone port on the iPod... poor quality and you always have to play with the iPod volume. Plus, the Belkin Connector has a built-in pre-amp for additional volume.

This works great!

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I was about to buy the Airclick thing until I realized that damn remote is bigger than the Nano itself.
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The best solution (quality) is to use the Belkin Auto Kit for iPod w/ Dock Connector # F8V7058-APL-BLK (black version) and get a short male-male stereo audio mini-jack (Radio Shack). I wouldn't use the headphone port on the iPod... poor quality and you always have to play with the iPod volume. Plus, the Belkin Connector has a built-in pre-amp for additional volume.

This works great!

The above setup looks like this!
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      11-30-2005, 02:55 AM   #10
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I was about to buy the Airclick thing until I realized that damn remote is bigger than the Nano itself.
i didnt think that griffin made the airclick for the nano yet...
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Quote:
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i didnt think that griffin made the airclick for the nano yet...
i don't think they have a nano specific version yet, but the original version should work too. Remember, any attachment that works in the "dock port" of one ipod model has to work the same on all the others.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by TYW
The best solution (quality) is to use the Belkin Auto Kit for iPod w/ Dock Connector # F8V7058-APL-BLK (black version) and get a short male-male stereo audio mini-jack (Radio Shack). I wouldn't use the headphone port on the iPod... poor quality and you always have to play with the iPod volume. Plus, the Belkin Connector has a built-in pre-amp for additional volume.

This works great!

How much is that set-up?

I was thinking about getting it but after reading around on a few sites it seems like there is concern with the battery. Do Belkin products really ruin the iPod battery?
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i don't think they have a nano specific version yet, but the original version should work too. Remember, any attachment that works in the "dock port" of one ipod model has to work the same on all the others.
the airclick doesnt go through the dock though, at least mine doesnt. it plugs through the headphone jack and theres another little plug thing that it goes into..
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the airclick doesnt go through the dock though, at least mine doesnt. it plugs through the headphone jack and theres another little plug thing that it goes into..
i stand corrected. i was thinking of the new ones that do actually use the dock connector.

http://www.griffintechnology.com/pro...lick/index.php
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How much is that set-up?

I was thinking about getting it but after reading around on a few sites it seems like there is concern with the battery. Do Belkin products really ruin the iPod battery?
Rinalds:

The Belkin F8V7058-APL-BLK is $39 and the audio cable from Radio Shack is about $3.00. I've never heard of the "battery" issue, but this setup works great and sounds as good as CD's.
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The Belkin F8V7058-APL-BLK is $39 and the audio cable from Radio Shack is about $3.00. I've never heard of the "battery" issue, but this setup works great and sounds as good as CD's.
You can get a used Belkin on Fleabay for about $10 delivered.
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Quote:
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i stand corrected. i was thinking of the new ones that do actually use the dock connector.

http://www.griffintechnology.com/pro...lick/index.php
cool i didnt know about that one! learn something new everyday..haha.
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Rinalds:

The Belkin F8V7058-APL-BLK is $39 and the audio cable from Radio Shack is about $3.00. I've never heard of the "battery" issue, but this setup works great and sounds as good as CD's.
I have been using the Belkin charger for nearly three years with no problem.
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