Will this receiver accomodate an iPod player? Thanks, Byron Nimocks

If your car has a cassette player;they sale a cassette that has a plug that fits into your ipod earphone jack. It will serve the purpose well. If not; you will perhaps need a new radio that accomodates a plugin.

http://forums.ilounge.com/digital-audio-formats/61187-listening-levels-ipod-guide-using-soundcheck.html

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Thanks for using FixYa.Connect the Ipod with the iTunes and then delete all songs from your iTunes library and then sync your ipod with the iTunes, this will erase all the songs from your ipod.
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Rylee

This might happen when 'that application doesnt allow your ipod to be charged when it is getting installed'.

so my suggestion is quit the installation. Charge it fully, and then go for installation.

Please rate my comment if you feel it is helpful.

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You must use 1 of 3 methods to connect your iPod
1. FM modulator to wirelessly broadcast on a low FM band
2. iPod 3.5mm male/male direct connect cable.
3. iPod USB connection - with Pioneer iPod adapter module.

The direct connect 3.5mm port is on the back of the unit. One plugs into the radio - one plugs into the iPod headphone port.



Click HERE for your owners manual in PDF format.
CLICK HERE for the installation manual

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I believe so, there are some audio jacks that are converters from a power source, such as, a lighter jack.

switch it on again

Hi,
Yes you can get up to 160 GB or more now.. If you want to keep the same iPod, you can have the hard drive replace with a 60 GB. You will also have to change the back and battery to accomodate the larger hard drive. There are a number of companies that will do it for you and some will even send you a postage paid box. Just do a Google search for ipod repair. Hope that helps.

you're absolutely right. thanks!