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Apple Ipod Thread (Merged Topic)

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#211

I got the boosted one yes

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    Yeh any ford dealer, as far as full ipod functionality via usb I dont think there is anything available for ba/bf unless you have aftermarket icc setup or headunit etc

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#212

you cant blame the ipod for the music simon.....it only plays what you put on there.... :w00t2:

#214

llol nice u fukers real nice !!! :w00t2:

#215

Simon, PM ShockF6, he has a cure for your problem.

#217

I had a boosted MP3 player (Samsung) attached to my car as well, and the sound was not good :spoton:

Not sure what the reason is :censored:

#218

thanks guys

#219

I have my doubts about the quality of the Aux input. My ipod sounds pretty good through my home stereo, not that much worse than a CD. But the ipod just doesn't sound that great in the car.

Is anyone using the dock port on the ipod to plug into the Aux input? Does this help sound quality?

Also, don't run the ipod at full volume - about 70-80% should give the best results.

#220

Yeh PM shock F6 for a shockBox it will fix your issue.

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