does an AUX input exist on my stereo?

Battlebot · Post by **Battlebot** » Sun Jun 26, 2005 1:21 pm

I have a Small 2005 GMC Sierra pickup truck with a standard stereo. I wanna plug in my iPod to it so I can enjoy clear msic without having to fumble around with fm transmitters.

My stereo only has a CD player. Im wondering if theres a secret port on the back of the stereo where i can plug in something. thanks

Mobius · Post by **Mobius** » Sun Jun 26, 2005 2:32 pm

You can buy, very cheaply, an auxiliary input device which is simply a cassette tape with a wire and stereo plug coming out of it. Pop it into your tape deck and hit play, then plug it into your iPod and hit play on that.

Voila!

Battlebot · Post by **Battlebot** » Sun Jun 26, 2005 2:54 pm

Battlebot wrote:My stereo only has a CD player.

question still stands

CDN_Merlin · Post by **CDN_Merlin** » Sun Jun 26, 2005 3:07 pm

I would highly doubt it but I'm sure some garage could hook one up.

AceCombat · Post by **AceCombat** » Sun Jun 26, 2005 3:09 pm

Mobius wrote:You can buy, very cheaply, an auxiliary input device which is simply a cassette tape with a wire and stereo plug coming out of it. Pop it into your tape deck and hit play, then plug it into your iPod and hit play on that.

Voila!

Battlebot wrote:
Battlebot wrote:My stereo only has a CD player.
question still stands

LOL!!!

Battle, im asuming it does Radio aswell? if it does, you can get a FM Converter. plug it into the iPod and allow it to use a certain frequency that is unused in your area, and it will simply play it over FM Stereo.

Fusion · Post by **Fusion** » Sun Jun 26, 2005 4:07 pm

AceCombat wrote:Battle, im asuming it does Radio aswell? if it does, you can get a FM Converter. plug it into the iPod and allow it to use a certain frequency that is unused in your area, and it will simply play it over FM Stereo.

My Mom has something similar to one of these. It does a good job for its' limited range of transmitting. And it will work on any model of i-Pod, a even better plus.

Fus

Battlebot · Post by **Battlebot** » Sun Jun 26, 2005 4:40 pm

there arent really any available staticy radio staions where i live.....

pretty much all of em are taken

Ferno · Post by **Ferno** » Sun Jun 26, 2005 6:22 pm

Without a model number, there's no way to know.

AceCombat · Post by **AceCombat** » Sun Jun 26, 2005 6:27 pm

Fusion wrote: My Mom has something similar to one of these. It does a good job for its' limited range of transmitting. And it will work on any model of i-Pod, a even better plus.

thats exactly what im refering to. a FM Transmitter to relay your iPod through your FM Radio.

Battlebot wrote:there arent really any available staticy radio staions where i live.....

pretty much all of em are taken

there has got to be some freq's that are open.....

DCrazy · Post by **DCrazy** » Sun Jun 26, 2005 6:32 pm

88.1 is usually your best bet in terms of open FM bands. My friend uses the TuneCast FM for his Dell DJ and it comes through crystal clear; much better audio quality than through one of those tape deck adapters.

AceCombat · Post by **AceCombat** » Sun Jun 26, 2005 10:35 pm

x2

LOTS AND LOTS better. lol, Crazy 88.1 is in use in ATL. but pretty much anything 89-90 is open

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