Finally! An OEM ipod adapter!
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Joined: Sep 2004
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From: West LA, CA
I just installed my adapter yesterday and I love it. I didn't wanna get an aftermarket headunit because I have gotten mine stolen a few times and I got sick of it. So I prefer rolling in stock radio, tryna lay low here.
its a POS...south coast mitsu installed one for me...it was soo hard to control it with the stock head unit since all the stock headunit shows is numbers..
i got sick of it and installed a sweet alpine headunit that was acually alot cheaper than the OEM set up and looks and sounds 10x's better, you can acually scroll through the artists/songs through the head unit unlike the OEM unit
i got sick of it and installed a sweet alpine headunit that was acually alot cheaper than the OEM set up and looks and sounds 10x's better, you can acually scroll through the artists/songs through the head unit unlike the OEM unit
Does all Evo OEM HU come with changer control?
Hey... I just got one of these but might return it now that I know it only shows track numbers and not artist names/song names....
What do you guys think? Control the artists through the ipod or get an aftermarket HU?
What do you guys think? Control the artists through the ipod or get an aftermarket HU?
Last edited by 80210; May 30, 2007 at 12:50 AM.
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Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 19
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From: Oak Harbor, WA
I went with an Alpine with fullspeed ipod connection after reading all of the disgruntled posts about the OEM ipod adapter.... and for $40 more, and a better sounding system why wouldn't you....
i dont have a picture however im pretty sure there is nothing to see. its a cable that attaches to the stock head unit which then connects to a little box and then has another cable on the other end that attaches to your ipod. Therefore everything is stealth behind your dash