I was wondering if anything like this exists on our car??? I want to be able to hook my iPod directly into the stereo.

Bueller? Anyone?

 

No it does not.Jens

 

Crap

 

It doesn't exist from the factory, BUT, you can get the blitzsafe adaptor from Streeteffectz. It plugs into the back of our ('01-'03) CLs and acts as an auxillary input. Once it's plug into the back of the radio you can press the CD button to toggle between the indash changer and the auxillary input (2 RCA's).

 

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u can buy the CD/tape adapter and plug it into the iPod's headset plug

i've been doing this for months now

 

get the Blitzsafe adapter. you dont need to get it from SE... you can buy it anywhere. Best Buy even has them.. just prolly not stocked for CL.

Use the web.


RockDog/Astroboy use some lil $10 FM modulators for their ipods and they actually do work fairly well.

Though the cleanest audio would certainly be from the Blitzsafe.

 

I'm assuming I'd have to get to the back of the deck to plug this adapter in? How difficult is it to get back there?

 

which one : http://www.blitzsafe.com/blitz_catal...itz_acura.html

the TL 03 ?

 

From what I think
ACURA/AUX DMXV.1 <== for audio input.
ACURA/ALP DMXV.1D <== audio input + CD changer control.

 

but aren't our headunits pioneer?

 

Scrib;
Just get the wireless RF adapter for it. My friend has one and it sounds pretty good. I think they are like $20 or somethin

 

SCRIB LISTEN TO NO ONE ELSE HERE!!! THE BLITZSAFE IS THE ONLY WAY TO GO!!!!! IT WILL GIVE THE BEST QUALITY OUT OF ANYTHING!

It is not difficult at all to get to the back of the headunit. You DO NOT have to take the headunit completly out. You can just take one of the side panels off (5 or 6 screws) to reach around and plug it in. Do a search for instructions.

And contact streeteffectz for the model number. I think he is the cheapest way to order it anyway.

 

Can you find out where he got it from?

Thanks!

 

Welp... I got a tip from a buddy of mine, who said this is the way to go...



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The FM modulator would be the easiest way to go, but the blitzsafe or anything that uses a direct connection will definitely sound better.

Its like a clear radio station vs. CD quality.

 

I think the "Pioneer" means to control a Pioneer changer while the "Alpine" controls an Alpine changer.