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RD4 radio - hooking in an iPod - Garyab99 - 16-04-2012
Anybody got any ideas how to possibly hook an iPod into the stock RD4 MP3 radio fitted in the Mk3? I only have the standard MP3 single CD head fitted, so no multi-CD changer. There doesn't seem to be anything which resembles a standard jack type connector on the back of the radio either. Been using an FM transmitter for a while now but at motorway speeds and even with the volume right up at 30, sometimes it's impossible to hear the iPod.
If anyone has any ideas, I'd appreciate it.
Cheers
RE: RD4 radio - hooking in an iPod - evdama - 16-04-2012
An expensive solution(or maybe not so if you can get one secondhand) is the head unit from the enterprise van and the compartment below it.
The head has a switchable source input and the compartment has a 3.5mm stereo socket and a usb socket.
Works well with a cheap usb flash drive.
It will also stream from a compatible (thats not mine then) bluetooth phone .
You can get over a hundred mp3 tracks on a single CDRW though?
I used to just keep two or three in rotation.
RE: RD4 radio - hooking in an iPod - sanaar - 17-04-2012
(16-04-2012, 02:34 PM)evdama Wrote: An expensive solution(or maybe not so if you can get one secondhand) is the head unit from the enterprise van and the compartment below it.
The head has a switchable source input and the compartment has a 3.5mm stereo socket and a usb socket.
Works well with a cheap usb flash drive.
It will also stream from a compatible (thats not mine then) bluetooth phone .
You can get over a hundred mp3 tracks on a single CDRW though?
I used to just keep two or three in rotation.
Theres an auxiliary input in the passengers glove box
RE: RD4 radio - hooking in an iPod - gquirke - 17-04-2012
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Theres an auxiliary input in the passengers glove box
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+1 on this. I have an 2010 XTR Multispace and use the Auxiliary input in the glove box to connect my iPhone. Works perfectly.:thumbsup:
RE: RD4 radio - hooking in an iPod - evdama - 17-04-2012
Theres an auxiliary input in the passengers glove box
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+1 on this. I have an 2010 XTR Multispace and use the Auxiliary input in the glove box to connect my iPhone. Works perfectly.:thumbsup:
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No such luck on the van
RE: RD4 radio - hooking in an iPod - jennycb - 23-04-2012
If on some models there is an auxiliary port (as there indeed is on mine), you may well find that there is a port on the rear of the head unit. It would seem unusual for them to leave out the functionality entirely. If I were contemplating this I'd certainly have a look.