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NKYZ · 06-28-2010, 10:47 AM

Hello, this is my first post. I have a 2010 370Z with the Bose system, without navigation. I've never owned an iPod and don't recall even using one. I currently have a Creative Zen XFi. Utilizing the AUX input on the stereo and the headphone jack on the Zen yields unimpressive results. I see Crutchfield carries a product to connect the back of the factory stereo to an iPod, allowing what I would assume to be a line level input to the stereo, and controls and metadata available to the stereo's user interface. Could anyone confirm how well this works? If others have had success, I might go this route for the convenience and better sound that an iPod interface may provide.

Thanks

This is the iPod product I was talking about:
USA Spec iPod® Interface Connects your iPod to select 1999-up Nissan/Infiniti factory radios at Crutchfield.com

06-28-2010, 10:47 AM	#1 (permalink)
NKYZ Base Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Northern KY Posts: 1 Drives: 10-Wt-Tour/Sprt/6MT Rep Power: 15	iPod Integration Hello, this is my first post. I have a 2010 370Z with the Bose system, without navigation. I've never owned an iPod and don't recall even using one. I currently have a Creative Zen XFi. Utilizing the AUX input on the stereo and the headphone jack on the Zen yields unimpressive results. I see Crutchfield carries a product to connect the back of the factory stereo to an iPod, allowing what I would assume to be a line level input to the stereo, and controls and metadata available to the stereo's user interface. Could anyone confirm how well this works? If others have had success, I might go this route for the convenience and better sound that an iPod interface may provide. Thanks This is the iPod product I was talking about: USA Spec iPod® Interface Connects your iPod to select 1999-up Nissan/Infiniti factory radios at Crutchfield.com