Gav

I've a 2003 S60 with the pro logic stereo. I currently use an itrip to
transmit fm to the radio which generally works fine. Are there any
other clever ways of connecting an ipod to the stereo?

I'd also consider getting a professional installation done (I'm in the UK)

Thanks for any advice!

Gav

Gav

Gav wrote:
> I've a 2003 S60 with the pro logic stereo. I currently use an itrip to
> transmit fm to the radio which generally works fine. Are there any
> other clever ways of connecting an ipod to the stereo?

Ah, should have looked first - I see Volvo do an adapter. Anyone any
experience of this? Does it work well and what was the cost?

Gav

TEF

Look up Crutchfield.Com and check out the USAspec Ipod interface intended
for Volvo S60/V70s. Installed one on my 01 V70 quite easily and it works
great. Also useful for connecting sirius satillite radio and portable MD
players to the cars sound system (which is my reason for having one).
However, when connected to an ipod, it will charge the unit while in use.
Also the car's radio display will indicate the ipod's playbook info (I
think).

Much better sound quality than one will ever get with an FM modulator.

Good luck.

P.S. The interface works only if one does not already have a CD changer or
navigation unit.


"Gav" <galaxians@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Gav wrote:
> > I've a 2003 S60 with the pro logic stereo. I currently use an itrip to
> > transmit fm to the radio which generally works fine. Are there any
> > other clever ways of connecting an ipod to the stereo?
>
> Ah, should have looked first - I see Volvo do an adapter. Anyone any
> experience of this? Does it work well and what was the cost?
>
> Gav
>

Gav

TEF wrote:
> Look up Crutchfield.Com and check out the USAspec Ipod interface intended
> for Volvo S60/V70s. Installed one on my 01 V70 quite easily and it works
> great. Also useful for connecting sirius satillite radio and portable MD
> players to the cars sound system (which is my reason for having one).
> However, when connected to an ipod, it will charge the unit while in use.
> Also the car's radio display will indicate the ipod's playbook info (I
> think).
>
> Much better sound quality than one will ever get with an FM modulator.
>
> Good luck.
>
> P.S. The interface works only if one does not already have a CD changer or
> navigation unit.
>

Thanks for the info. I've got the inbuilt 4 cd changer and integrated
sat nav, so not sure if it'll work. I'll send them an email and see if
they ship to UK also.

Gav

PS

For ipod & DVD compatibilty, search the forums at this site:
http://forums.swedespeed.com/. A lot has been written over the last 18
months on this topic.

"Gav" <galaxians@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> TEF wrote:
> > Look up Crutchfield.Com and check out the USAspec Ipod interface
intended
> > for Volvo S60/V70s. Installed one on my 01 V70 quite easily and it
works
> > great. Also useful for connecting sirius satillite radio and portable
MD
> > players to the cars sound system (which is my reason for having one).
> > However, when connected to an ipod, it will charge the unit while in
use.
> > Also the car's radio display will indicate the ipod's playbook info (I
> > think).
> >
> > Much better sound quality than one will ever get with an FM modulator.
> >
> > Good luck.
> >
> > P.S. The interface works only if one does not already have a CD changer
or
> > navigation unit.
> >
>
> Thanks for the info. I've got the inbuilt 4 cd changer and integrated
> sat nav, so not sure if it'll work. I'll send them an email and see if
> they ship to UK also.
>
> Gav

Glenn Klein

Gav wrote:
> I've a 2003 S60 with the pro logic stereo. I currently use an itrip to
> transmit fm to the radio which generally works fine. Are there any
> other clever ways of connecting an ipod to the stereo?
>
> I'd also consider getting a professional installation done (I'm in the UK)
>
> Thanks for any advice!
>
> Gav
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