IPOD Integration Low Volume
03-28-2006, 10:49 PM
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IPOD Integration Low Volume
I had IPod integration put in my vehicle, what I noticed is at full volume the Ipod sound is about 1/2 of what my normal radio volume is. Has anyone had this problem?
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03-29-2006, 04:19 PM
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Yes, although I wouldn't say it's half for me... enough to require a more than minor volume adjustment for sure. I think it's more of a function of the iPod than the integration kit.
I had a Belkin autokit (which included a built-in amp) which allowed me to connect my iPod to the aux RCA inputs of the Becker head unit in my other car (and charge the iPod). I was able to adjust the output level to my head unit to match up the volume of the CD player with it. I think the Dension icelink allows something like 2 or 3 levels of volume adjustment. I don't know if the integration kit has anything like that since I had an installer do it for me and never actually looked at it.
I only listen to the iPod anyway it doesn't bother me.
I had a Belkin autokit (which included a built-in amp) which allowed me to connect my iPod to the aux RCA inputs of the Becker head unit in my other car (and charge the iPod). I was able to adjust the output level to my head unit to match up the volume of the CD player with it. I think the Dension icelink allows something like 2 or 3 levels of volume adjustment. I don't know if the integration kit has anything like that since I had an installer do it for me and never actually looked at it.
I only listen to the iPod anyway it doesn't bother me.
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03-29-2006, 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted by chinhster
Yes, although I wouldn't say it's half for me... enough to require a more than minor volume adjustment for sure. I think it's more of a function of the iPod than the integration kit.
I had a Belkin autokit (which included a built-in amp) which allowed me to connect my iPod to the aux RCA inputs of the Becker head unit in my other car (and charge the iPod). I was able to adjust the output level to my head unit to match up the volume of the CD player with it. I think the Dension icelink allows something like 2 or 3 levels of volume adjustment. I don't know if the integration kit has anything like that since I had an installer do it for me and never actually looked at it.
I only listen to the iPod anyway it doesn't bother me.
I had a Belkin autokit (which included a built-in amp) which allowed me to connect my iPod to the aux RCA inputs of the Becker head unit in my other car (and charge the iPod). I was able to adjust the output level to my head unit to match up the volume of the CD player with it. I think the Dension icelink allows something like 2 or 3 levels of volume adjustment. I don't know if the integration kit has anything like that since I had an installer do it for me and never actually looked at it.
I only listen to the iPod anyway it doesn't bother me.
03-29-2006, 05:51 PM
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ML 350 & 97' 4Runner
I have been using my iPod in my ML and I haven't had any problems. I'm using the older iPod ( iPod with dock connector ). I did update my iPod
( http://www.apple.com/ipod/download/ ) to make sure all the software is updated.
Hope this helps.
( http://www.apple.com/ipod/download/ ) to make sure all the software is updated.
Hope this helps.
04-14-2006, 09:06 AM
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Well Mercedes finally confirmed today that they are aware of the problem. They also informed me that there is not going to be a fix for it anytime soon. I am getting them to remove the integration, I paid $875 for it. I can get a great Monster connector for $50
Brian
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