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Old 11-24-2011, 12:06 PM   #2 (permalink)
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You are not going to lose any weight by the time you add the devices needed to amp the signal from your ipod.

Basically your head unit right now pulls a signal from the radio or AUX port than takes that signal and uses its internal amp t0 up the power than sends that power to your speakers.

Your ipod is made to run small headphones not large speakers at 4 ohms. So you would still have to add an amp to amplify the ipod's signal before sending it to the speakers.

If you really do not want to miss your music on the long hauls take headphones or a ipod dock.
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