IPOD Interface for R770 Radio
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Philip were never big on supporting the iPod and given the age of these units they would not support it natively. There is a product called Connects2 which allows the iPod to emulate a CD changer
Land Rover iPod car kit | Connects 2 Ipod Kit | iPod car accessories
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I haven't tried it so there are no guarantees, given that it is £70+ it is up to you but I would fita more modern unit which supports iPod directly.
Land Rover iPod car kit | Connects 2 Ipod Kit | iPod car accessories
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I haven't tried it so there are no guarantees, given that it is £70+ it is up to you but I would fita more modern unit which supports iPod directly.
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PS Always be wary with Philips products, quite a few have never been near the company and are manufactured under license by other companies. (my old Philips laptop was actually a Twinhead)
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Another expense I know but as far as I know no car audio would support the steering controls without an adapter. Most of the reasonable brands have steering control adapters to allow the connection to work. I for example have just fitted a Pioneer head unit and they do provide 3 different adapters according to the original fitment. This site lists various adapters to fit the Land Rover range to allow a plug in solution
Car Stereo Fitting Kits - Land Rover
Car Stereo Fitting Kits - Land Rover
