Can you hook Ipod up to stock radio on 06 220

[brandon_rhodus]

Thanks for any help

[Mikeski]

RE: Can you hook Ipod up to stock radio on 06 220

yes

For sure through the Aux input. If it's a CMD you can also use an IPOD interface. The CCAIPOD works well with the CMD5 (that's what I am currently running). I believe 06 was a transition year, you could have a XMD3, CMD4 or CMD5. Post a picture of your radio and one of us can point you in the right direction.

[soozand3g]

RE: Can you hook Ipod up to stock radio on 06 220

we had a team edition and it had the aux input. we went to target and bought the monster cable (i think it was http://www.monstercable.com/productdisplay.asp?pin=4932 but i'm not sure) and it was ready to go. only thing was we couldn't control ipod through stereo head, but it works!

[AirTool]

RE: Can you hook Ipod up to stock radio on 06 220

Check with earmark ....shouldn't this one work?

http://www.earmarkcaraudio.com/Xcart...285&page=1

Then you can control it from the remote or head unit and see the track info on the head unit.

plus 10% PN discount at Earmark.

[krt]

Re: RE: Can you hook Ipod up to stock radio on 06 220

Check with earmark ....shouldn't this one work?

http://www.earmarkcaraudio.com/Xcart...285&page=1

Then you can control it from the remote or head unit and see the track info on the head unit.

plus 10% PN discount at Earmark.

Do you have to call for the discount or is there a code for on line? thanks

[AirTool]

RE: Re: RE: Can you hook Ipod up to stock radio on 06 220

The site here says phone orders but David told me by email you can get it through their online store.

Just email him with your application and make sure it will work for you and learn how to get the discount.

info@earmarkcaraudio.com

[Laptom]

RE: Re: RE: Can you hook Ipod up to stock radio on 06 220

Be carefull which version you have of the Ipod. The specs says it doesn't work with Nano's 3th-4th generation for example.
Anybody has other suggestions for Ipod hookup for: Nano 3th-4th, Touch and Iphone versions?

Thanks, Tom

[brandon_rhodus]

and from looking at the different models of radios XMD3, cmd4, and cmd5. It looks like i hace the cmd4

[brandon_rhodus]

I am also pretty dissapointed with the factory polk speakers especially the four on the tower. I'm guessing they are the same as the interior. I would like to just upgrade the speakers in the factory metal cans because i like the looks alot better but i dont know if i would gain the sound im looking for back to the rider without going with all new wet sounds. What are the quality of the factory amps? And if chose to replace cans what type/how many could i add without adding wire? Or is the factory wiring for the four small 6.5" too small for the bigger wet sounds? Im basically very un-educated when it comes to speakers. Thanks for any help or suggestions.

[EarmarkMarine]

The CCAIPOD will work with the CMD4 if you want to have control of the iPod from the source unit and hardwired remote control.

On the other hand, if you want to maintain control on the iPod's menu and you want to place the iPod at your fingertips (driver's helm) then we have another kit. Cost is around $75 and includes the extended power harness and extended audio cables to make the transverse run. This device supplies power, recharges and obtains the iPod signal out of the bottom connector. This is much cleaner than coming out of the 3.5mm headphone jack.

Brandon,

With a little power reconfiguration plus a little retuning of your existing system, I'm confident that your in-boat speakers and equipment will perform. But usually you have to add power and change out the tower speakers in order to get a substantial wakeboarding improvement.

Do you have a pair of the twin tower pods with four Polk MOMO 6-1/2s?

David
Earmark Marine

[enzo thecat]

Check with earmark ....shouldn't this one work?

http://www.earmarkcaraudio.com/Xcart...285&page=1

Then you can control it from the remote or head unit and see the track info on the head unit.

plus 10% PN discount at Earmark.

Is this a do-it-yourself job or do I need my mechanic to install this? Are there any "how to" instructions online anywhere for a nautique?