check this site out and let me know if you think it's good for ipod inputs. It looks good but i'm not and adapter expert. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/liebe011.gif)
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Many people have not heard for Peripheral Electronics. With this company, you install a module that does a few things at once and all without buying after market head unit. First of all, it connects through the display and allows you to browse your library with programmed buttons on the head unit. Next, the module charges your iPod at the same time as listening to it to keep your battery full while enjoying the music. Also, the module allows you to experience high quality sound as if you just had a CD in. If any questions, feel free to PM or reply

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Using an AUX Input
1.Locate the AUX input in your vehicle. It will usually be a small hole the same size as a headphone input located on the radio or CD player.
2.Plug one side of a two-sided AUX cable into the car, and the other end into the i Pod Shuffle's headphone jack.
3.Turn on the car's radio, and change the mode to "AUX" or "Auxiliary."
4.Turn on the i Pod Shuffle and play a song.
5.Switch songs using the i Pod Shuffle's controls. Volume can be adjusted using the radio interface, but functions such as scanning and skipping tracks will not work.







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Peripheral adapters are garbage IMO. I recommend and have always used Soundgate products. In fact if anyone is looking for something in particular, post up, I can get stellar deals on their stuff. I have a friend that works there, and I usually can get pieces at wholesale or below.