Ipod Car Accessories
What accessories needed to connect the iPod shuffle to car stereo?
I wanted to connect my iPod shuffle on the stereo in my Toyota Tacoma What should I do?
If you have a line-in jack (which looks like the 1 / 8 "headphone jack of the iPod), get a line-in (www.ziplinq.com offers a beautiful hotel 3 shows below, otherwise you'll probably be stuck going with a non-retractable six feet that will be distributed all over the front seat). If there is a USB socket, use your cable synchronization standard. If none of these works, but you have a tape recorder, get a cassette adapter as people used to use portable CD players. Another good option is whether there is a set of RCA plugs on the back of your deck, you can get a cable converter that you plug into headphone jack of your iPod. The least desirable option is to get an FM transmitter, but are very low power and it will be very difficult to clearly tune in or near any urban areas with a ton of radio assets, as any signal that is just loud enough to be understandable by almost static remains strong enough to blow before the little sign that your FM transmitter Wimpy poor will be pumping. In this situation, you would be better to just buy a new card game that includes a line-in or a USB jack on the face.
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