AUX input in Truck?

depends on the stereo you get.

 

My '07 Volvo does NOT have an aux input on the stereo, so I used a cassette converter to input my Satellite radio into the system, instead of going the FM route. The spot for the TV does have a 3.5mm plug, so that you can input the TV audio to the stereo system, but it is a mono plug.

 

Seriously? You would seriously pick the company you go to work for based on the hook up for your IPOD?

Not rate of pay, not rate of pay advancement, not life insurance, not health insurance, not dental, not disability pay, not vacation pay, or home time allowances. Not a DOT Safety rating, not a 401K, not a retirement plan. But, rather an Ipod hook up?

 

ROFLMAO, such is todays priorities, makes the people with signs saying will work for food look like CEO material doesn't it

 

Don't overlook the cup holders either.

 

I guess he has not figured out that he can bring his own radio and ask them to change it too.

 

I know just hazing the new guy,roflmao, what can I say it is a boring afternoon

 

I used a cassette adapter for years. Now they went and bought me a new truck. They decided it was time to update to 1980's technology and replace the cassette player with a STUPID CD PLAYER. Is there anyone still out there listening to CDs? Now I'm stuck using the built in FM transmitter in my XM radio and still left wondering how in the heck I'm supposed to listen to the almost hundred hours of audio books I have stashed away on my phone.