Ipod adopter
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From: Toronto, Canada
05 CL65AMG / 00 BMW M5
I'm not exactly sure what you want but there is so much stuff out there for the I-POD.
Check with your local Mercedes dealer as they may offer a kit for your car. Another route would be to check with your local car radio / electronics installer. Everyone offers stuff for the I-POD.
The easiest thing to do is just get an FM modulator and plug into your I-Pod. Set it to a station on used on you FM dial and tune your car radio to the same frequency. Cheap and no install required.
Just did a quick google and found the following...
http://www.neocaraudio.com/prod-ion.html
Good luck & Keep us posted.
Check with your local Mercedes dealer as they may offer a kit for your car. Another route would be to check with your local car radio / electronics installer. Everyone offers stuff for the I-POD.
The easiest thing to do is just get an FM modulator and plug into your I-Pod. Set it to a station on used on you FM dial and tune your car radio to the same frequency. Cheap and no install required.
Just did a quick google and found the following...
http://www.neocaraudio.com/prod-ion.html
Good luck & Keep us posted.
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From: Atlanta
95 SL500, 05 CL600, 91 RR County, 99 RR 4.6 HSE, 09 RR Autobiography, 13 RR Autobiography
Ipod adapter was MB option on some recent, pehaps '04 on, models. I was told by the dealer I could have one installed afterwards for around $400 (minus ipod). Now they tell me it's a factory and not a dealer option. So I got one of those FM adapters insteads. I'm not very pleased, there is a lot of interference especially when travelling. So will try try this direct attach option next.
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From: San Luis Obispo, CA
2003 CL600
Ipod adapter was MB option on some recent, pehaps '04 on, models. I was told by the dealer I could have one installed afterwards for around $400 (minus ipod). Now they tell me it's a factory and not a dealer option. So I got one of those FM adapters insteads. I'm not very pleased, there is a lot of interference especially when travelling. So will try try this direct attach option next.
Are you talking about your CL600? I have a 2003 and there was an audio jack in my glove box. Yours doesnt have one built in?
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From: hotlanta, ga
2003 CL500
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CL600
wait, what? i am not technologically inclined in any way (i don't even have an ipod), but does that mean i can just get an ipod and plug it into the audio jack in the glove box and use my comand to operate it just like an additional function. i too have a 2003 CL but i thought it was more involved than that with adapters and kits and such
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2003 CL500
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From: NorCal
08 CL-63 AMG
The FM mod is very unreliable. Try the direct connect cable in your glove box. You can hide the cable under the center console. Sounds great, maybe add a little extra treble, or use the treble boost in the ipod itself.
