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by Worst Nightmare » Wed Jul 19, 2006 3:34 pm

In a word, YES!!! When you say "adapter", I think you mean fm transmitter, etc. It still requires an "adapter" cable, but direct connection. I did a lot of research before choosing my Alpine CDA-9857 unit. From what I've seen heard/otherwise, you can't do better than Alpine's interface. Paid ~$285.00 for my CDA-9857. If you can live without the pretty graphics/ss type stuff, the CDA-9856 is around $100 less.
I LOVE mine. I have an Ipod Nano 1gb that I regularly load up and never listen to cd's/radio. REALLY, some people say there's a difference, I don't notice in my dodge ram w/ headers and flowmasters. (maybe the background noise :) )
Definitely MUCH better that radio broadcast and, like I said, I can't tell the diff from digital media...

HU and ipods

by freddy1919 » Mon Jul 17, 2006 9:57 pm

are there any headunits out there that have a direct connection to ipods. as in no adapter needed. if so, please list any

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