ringer

Does anyone know if the '04 Maximas have an auxilary input for an external audio source like an I-Pod? I know there is an option for satellite radio and thought there might be an input connection somewhere on the audio system for that.

ringer

msoemax

Which system do you have? Bose navi or non bose?

ringer

I have the Bose with navigation

msoemax

check this out, i have don't have the bose system. Maybe someone else here has done it.

http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=333645

idnumber1

iTrader: (1)

maybe u can connect the headphone output of the ipod to a cd-tape converter (like what a portable cd player uses to play in car cassete decks).

Chris_RI

There is a SAT to AUX converter made by PAC. Here is the link. http://www.autotoys.com/x/cust/produ...6&cat=0&page=1 I myself have it installed. I have it running up through my armrest, its a clean install. It sounds good however, I use it for my Roadie XM radio, and its not ampliphied loud at all. I have to turn the volume up to abour 25 to have it equivalent to about 10 on my tape(my alternate source for XM). I confronted AutoToys (the sold me the PAC converter) about this and they sold me an ampliphier booster which I have not hooked up yet since I need to run a wire from my battery, and I didnt want to blow a fuse because somebodu else did here on the board. Maybe I will eventually, the tape adapter works well for me, sounds great and its loud.

ringer

Thanks for the feedback everyone. I have an I-Trip which is okay but too often there is static and the sound is just not very clean. I have also used the cassette adaptor which actually does give a good sound but I'm trying to avoid having cords and wires always showing. I guess what I really want is the BMW solution where I can connect the I-pod in my console or glove box and not have cords showing.

cobymoby

iTrader: (2)

Autotoys is way over priced. I sell the AAI-NIS for $85 shipped everyday. I always keep them in stock.