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iPod integration
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Alpine Vehicle Hub Pro - http://www.alpine-europe.com/content/english/k376.VehicleHub---VehicleHub-Pro.htm
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ORIGINAL: C V Read
I think the CDR 22 is the old (pre-MOST fibre optic) unit fitted before about 2002.....
That is correct.
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Dension have been proimising a MOST-Bus system ever since the CDR-23 came out in late 2003, so no-one is holding their breath. There is a thread on another forum about a Cayman owner having to buy a new cable loom due to a failed stereo/ipod install ($4000 bill !).
Leave well alone !
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How true!1It's not just Porsche that confuse you with all the extras!!
I spent an hour or so last eveing reading that iPod book and following some suggestions - didn't know there were so many options in iTunes...
Also found the iTunes scripts helpful - particulary the one that deletes orphan links...
BTW - don't use my iPod in the Porsche (always have the top down and prefer wind noise!) but so use a plug-in FM link in the 4x4 - plugs into cigarette lighter and holds/recharges iPod and links to spare spot on FM dial - not as neat as a MOST link but quicker, cheaper and available now...
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The Dension product is supposed to be a pliug and play affair that integrates with the factory headunits and displays the ipod menus on the Porsche head unit.
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Michael Downing
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ORIGINAL: paulstevens
You do lose the 6disc cd changer, but so what....
I'd have agreed with you once, but having owned a car where the iPod link replaced the CD changer and replaced it with one that has iPod AND CD changer, I've come to the view that it is still useful to have both. The iPod often comes out of the car with you, but doesn't always go back in promptly. So it's nice to have the CD changer as a backup.
It would be great if we could organise a comparison test at a PCGB event some time.
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For sure, once I have this fitted we could arrange to meet at a PCGB meet. My wife & I are Region17 members.
Cheers
Paul
ORIGINAL: Michael Downing
...The iPod often comes out of the car with you, but doesn't always go back in promptly.
Agreed - I get so angry with myself for always forgetting to put it back. Getting very close to buying a second iPod.[8|]
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ORIGINAL: paulstevens
Thanks for the reply Michael, do I guess from your reply that you currently have a system fitted that you can control etc your ipod through the PCM and keep your CD changer?
Sadly no ... the iPod kits have been on the daily-driver BMWs. The 911 is still iPod-less. So I just drive at higher revs and make my own music instead [][]
But I would like to sort this point out.
Mark - I'm waiting for the iPod battery to die one day ... then it can stay in the car full time []
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