attaching an iPhone to an existing stereo
attaching an iPhone to an existing stereo
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SevenR

Original Poster:

242 posts

192 months

Saturday 1st March 2014
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I was wanting to get a plug and play type thing so I can stream music from my iPhone in my car. I've not long bought an Audi B7 S4 Avant. It has the 6 changer in the glovebox. I've seen something like what I'm after on the web but in America. You remove the head unit and plug in a box to the back which then powers a lead which connects to your ipod or phone and is controlled through the normal head unit.
This is the link http://www.gtacarkits.com/product/audi-rns-e-2004-...

Anyone know of anyone in the Glasgow area that would supply such a thing? I was trying not to purchase off internet and making an arse of it myself.

Edited by SevenR on Saturday 1st March 12:25

Kieranv

465 posts

212 months

Saturday 1st March 2014
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Have a look at Dension kits, they have a decent name. Shouldn't be too hard to fit yourself with some basic knowledge and online guides, it's all plug and play anyway.

cat220

2,762 posts

243 months

Sunday 2nd March 2014
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Worth giving these guys a call...

http://www.soundmasterscotland.com/

They've done work for me in the past and seem to know their stuff.

foxmeister

125 posts

154 months

Sunday 2nd March 2014
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Try drop in to see MF2K, forget the old lads name but hes spot on, does loads of custom install work on high end cars etc, fits phone kits and other bits so will sort you out with whats best for you.

S2red

2,554 posts

219 months

Sunday 2nd March 2014
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FM MP3 transmitter google it

Plugs into iPlayer plays through radio About £20-30

or cheap & cheerful

http://www.amazon.co.uk/WIRELESS-TRANSMITTER-TRASN...

StescoG66

2,409 posts

171 months

Sunday 2nd March 2014
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foxmeister said:
Try drop in to see MF2K, forget the old lads name but hes spot on, does loads of custom install work on high end cars etc, fits phone kits and other bits so will sort you out with whats best for you.
It's Ron McLean. Top bloke

SevenR

Original Poster:

242 posts

192 months

Sunday 2nd March 2014
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Thanks guys

colgy

21 posts

244 months

Monday 3rd March 2014
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Kieranv said:
Have a look at Dension kits, they have a decent name. Shouldn't be too hard to fit yourself with some basic knowledge and online guides, it's all plug and play anyway.
Fitted one of these to my car, pretty straightforward too with the new model, and you can plug in your iphone/ipod, bluetooth music from it or leave a big USB stick in. Changer stays in place and its just a switch to change between the two!

http://www.dension.com/product/gateway-500s-blueto...