PAC's ipod2car?
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PAC's ipod2car?
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However, the Application Guide shows no product for Infinitior nissan. Is there a product that will work in a 2004 G35 sedan?
I'm aware of g35ipod.com, but this looks to be a cleaner solution, and I'd like the ability fo control the iPod from my steering wheel.
The iPOD2CAR gets direct sound from your iPod™ into your factory stereo. No more sound degrading FM modulator. Get clean, high quality sound playing through your factory radio. Change tracks on your iPod™ from the factory radio or steering wheel (vehicles with audio controls on steering wheel). The iPOD2CAR automatically turns off the iPod™ when the radio is out of AUX-mode or when vehicle/radio is turned off. The iPod™ also charges the iPod™ when connected to the iPOD2CAR. The iPOD2CAR works on the iPod™ mini and 3rd generation iPods.
The iPOD2CAR consists of an Aux2CAR Universal Auxiliary Audio Input interface and an Apple iPod™ interface connector. To use the Aux2CAR with your vehicle, you will need to order a specific vehicle harness also. Use the application guide to see if there is a harness available for your vehicle.
The iPOD2CAR consists of an Aux2CAR Universal Auxiliary Audio Input interface and an Apple iPod™ interface connector. To use the Aux2CAR with your vehicle, you will need to order a specific vehicle harness also. Use the application guide to see if there is a harness available for your vehicle.
I'm aware of g35ipod.com, but this looks to be a cleaner solution, and I'd like the ability fo control the iPod from my steering wheel.
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Looks like AAI-NIS is possibly the adapter, but I'm not sure.
http://www.pac-audio.com/products/aai.htm
Check out http://www.g35ipod.com for someone who's got it all rigged up using the AAI-NIS, but not the newer adapter.
http://www.pac-audio.com/products/aai.htm
Check out http://www.g35ipod.com for someone who's got it all rigged up using the AAI-NIS, but not the newer adapter.
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http://www.apple.com/ipod/accessories.html
-- "Nissan iPod integration solutions available later this year."
Also announced at Macworld Expo was the Audiovox iPod Mobile Interface Kit, supposedly shipping in January, but there's nothing on their site or on the web about it other than the original press release.
-- "Nissan iPod integration solutions available later this year."
Also announced at Macworld Expo was the Audiovox iPod Mobile Interface Kit, supposedly shipping in January, but there's nothing on their site or on the web about it other than the original press release.
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Thanks for the heads up jmatas. It's too bad they don't provide more information. I'm still waiting on a return email from PAC, and I think I may give some of the local shops a call, but it's good to know that there's something down the pipe directly from Apple.
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It is my understanding that if you go with an iPod controller you are limited to listening to an iPod. Why not go with an AUX input....
http://www.logjamelectronics.com/pacaainis.html
I just purchased one for my Range Rover and it works great!!!
http://www.logjamelectronics.com/pacaainis.html
I just purchased one for my Range Rover and it works great!!!
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I believe that most of the ipod/PAC controllers plug into the unused SAT plug, and you use the iPod through the SAT button, so you still have radio, tape, and CD in addition to the new AUX input.
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