Date:         Fri, 25 Jul 2003 15:21:47 -0700
Reply-To:     Johnny DeVilla <johnny@JDEVILLA.COM>
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From:         Johnny DeVilla <johnny@JDEVILLA.COM>
Subject:      Re: It's a Beatiful Day in America!...
Comments: To: Dale Goodvin <dgoodvin@YAHOO.COM>
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You will need a 1/8 to 1/8 adpter from Radio Shack (5 bucks tops)
Then plug on end to your stereo and the other to the ipod headphone
jack.
press play and rock

On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 03:05 PM, Dale Goodvin wrote:

> On Wednesday, July 23, 2003, at 05:19  AM, Duane Fahey wrote:
>
>> I have an FM broadcaster, which works when needed.  But, you sometimes
>> get FM bleed from a local station.  A direct connect will give the
>> best
>> sound.
>>
>> I am quite surprised there there are only a couple of aftermarket car
>> stereos with an MP3 jack (which could be used for CD/Tape player as
>> well).  MP3 players have been out for several years now.  - Duane
>>
>>
> My car stereo has this jack, but when I looked at an ipod, I couldn't
> tell whether it had output for the jack.  The saleperson was of NO
> HELP.  He had zero knowledge about the ipod.
>
> So:  can I easily connect the ipod or any other mp3 player to my car
> stereo since in does indeed have an input labeled "MP3?"
>
> thanks thanks thanks!!!
>
> dale
>
>