Can I Connect My Ipod?

xloudcivicx · Post by **xloudcivicx** » Thu Apr 21, 2005 3:56 pm

according to the auction listing, yes. I'm sure it works the same just without the pioneer label.

Thi unit is the generic version of the PIONEER CDRB10. It works the same way without the fancy box and higher price

This adapter allows you to connect any auxiliary source (cassette, MP3, Minidisc, etc.) with RCA outputs to your Pioneer changer-controlling receiver (with IP-Bus input). The adapter accepts a RCA patch cable from your auxiliary source and connects to the changer inputs on the Pioneer receiver. The auxiliary source must have a output voltage of 1 volt (or less), or a volume control to adjust output level.
# aux in stereo RCA inputs
# adapter connects to changer input
# aux source must have a volume control or an output voltage of 1 volt or less

jonnyb · Post by **jonnyb** » Thu Apr 21, 2005 4:08 pm

eh, i personally wouldnt trust it. but if you are tight on money, go for it.

xloudcivicx · Post by **xloudcivicx** » Thu Apr 21, 2005 4:18 pm

the seller has 99.8% positive feedback out of almost 2000 ratings. Do you also not trust aftermarket speakers because they're not made by your cars manufacturer?

Fishy · Post by **Fishy** » Thu Apr 21, 2005 4:33 pm

Its just 4 conductors with different style plugs on both ends. Even if you needed it I doubt the Pioneer has any more noise rejection capabilities than the 15 dollar jobby.

Stuff like this is exactly how companies like Pioneer make their money. The thing probably cost less than a dollar to manufacture, but if you're worried about it, 15 bucks extra ain't much to pay for peace of mind.

-Fishy

jonnyb · Post by **jonnyb** » Thu Apr 21, 2005 7:17 pm

of course i dont trust aftermarket speakers, but i am willing to take that chance for better performance. and if he is willing to take the chance cause he wants to save money, go for it. i personally dislike ebay too.