audio issues

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So then (there truth revealed)

your not talking about a 150quid update as you dont have a std P38 instalation

fess up what did your Alpine multi media set-up cst iam darn sure a little more then the my update for 100 pound when you are speaking of just using a ipod - you didnt mention it was connected to a milti media bsides that iam a little suppised that you media centre wasnt MP3 compatable as the JVC i bought - i bought just because i could load a DVD full of mp3 music & use it as a "juebox

as you can see from my original thread i put in a JVC dvd player and in the end found it was too complicated to use even with the RR steering wheel remote.

I in-the-end removed it and went back to the OEM alpine set up

my suggestion all along was as a addition to the OEM set-up avoiding paying excessive amounts for a MP3 compatable rear located CD changer.
admittadly almost any CD changer can be linked to the OEM head unit via a Fm modulator.
But my intention was to source a relatively / inexpensive up grade to the alpine OEM set-up
at present with the grundig option i have
all the origianal functionallity of the OEM set-up incl cassette facility (god knows why) plus a large MP3 /WMA juke box

PLUS the original Alpine head unit which although has a cassette is still very easy to use "tactile at speed"

cheers

adrian:p
 
You could always get the Harmon Kardon ipod doohicky thingymabobby which gives you a head up display an a natty little controller if you wanted to.....but I have apposable thumbs and fairly good eyesight and don't have the need for another gadget stuck on me dash
 
I only change my head unit as the original one kept turning itself off and wouldn't work properly the rest of the time. The ipod worked fine on that beforehand and meant i didnt have to stick more crap on me dash
 
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