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i just got a 2003 subaru outback and i want to use my ipod. the car has the original stereo, i know most of the car can install aux input on the original stereo, but i can't find anything on google about install aux on a subaru. any ideas?
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There are AUX accessories, but you might want to consider replacing the entire stereo head unit with a modern one. Modern units also have USB interfaces and they let you control an iPod from the unit. Check on crutchfield.com, they have very good product selectors. Their prices are quite good, and they send you instructions. I was able to replace my head unit, and I have ten left thumbs.
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I do not own an ipod, but someone else used one in my car a couple weekends ago by using the radio. Like one of those microphones where you tuned to dead air... I also read a hack somewhere (who knows what forum...) where someone added an auxiliary to their stock disc player, but had to burn a blank disc to use it.
Some ideas. James |
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The instructions on how to do so are on the forum. It'll also sound much better than the stock headunit. On the Gen2, it's very easy to swap it out...it took me no more than a half hour start to finish. FWIW, I put this one in my 2004 and couldn't be happier with it: JVC Mobile Entertainment \ Receptor de Radio HD doble-DIN - KW-HDR720 \ Specifications |
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No weather radio
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I found some doing a quick search. They were marine units mainly, but they exist. Somebody posted a pretty neat Clarion a while back. I don't know if it is still available.
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You can go a lot cheaper or a lot more expensive than that one. For me, it does everything I wanted it to (and more). The USB interface is the best thing about it. Throw a bunch of albums on a 16 GB flash drive and I'm good to go! |
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If your stock player has a 13-pin DIN connection on the back you can build an AUX input. I did this, cost was about $10 and works perfectly.
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I'd love to build the cable to use the "CD" input on my tape-only headunit. |
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