IPOD AND THE JVC

The KD-S570 does not support an Aux device (MP3 or phone) either with a Bluetooth or 3.5 mm connection directly. There are FM modulator or FM transmitter to Aux device retrofit kits that you can build/buy. (The FM transmitters require less work but can have lower sound quality.) The manual and specifications for the KD-S570 are available from the product support site: http://support.jvc.com/consumer/product.jsp?modelId=MODL026430 .

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You can connect your IPOD in this radio.All you need is an Apple Composite AV Cable part# MB129LL/A. It's about $50 online. Once you have that cable, you can connect it to the AUX Input jack in front of your radio and then you can play your tracks from your IPOD.

hey there! if im not mistaken the CDX M610 is a cd and radio player.. Buy an FM transmitter with a 12volt car battery socket. Connect the ipod to the fm transmitter and set your CDX to radio and set it the frequency being transmitted by the FM transmitter.. play your favorite song in your ipod. you should be hearing things.

2 things you need, that's it, 1, u need a car charger for the ipod, 2, buy a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cord, that will connect the headphone jack to your aux input on your deck

i had the same problem... like it played through the itouch speakers and not through the radio how do i get it to play through the radio

They make adaptors that plug into the Ipod so you can play it through your radio.

Try this, you can connect thru CD Changer Input, that called J-Link. There is cables, that goes from J-Link to 3.5 mm jack.
So you need to buy on the ebay "JVC J-Link to 3.5 mm".
Best regards, Zhenya.

htere is a newer attachment that u have to buy for all the newer ipods like the touch and up

Hi, Normally, your JVC Car Stereo will not allow direct connection to an Apple iPod. However, there are several aftermarket interface adaptor that will allow you to do so: 1. Connect the iPod to a JVC KS-PD100 which in turn is connected to the CD changer jack of the KD-G720 (rear of the unit). Set the stereo to CD changer external input setting and you're ready to go; 2. Connect the iPod to an FM Transmitter such as the Griffin iTrip (w/ Dock connector) which in turn will broadcast the IPod music as an FM signal. Operating the KD-G720 on FM radio setting will receive the IPod's broadcast music. Hope this be of some help to you. Pls post again how things turn up. Good luck and kind regards.