Spend $100-150 and get a new radio with the aux input. If you can't do it yourself have the shop install it for you and take it with you when you change trucks.
AUX input in Truck?
Discussion in 'Trucking Electronics, Gadgets and Software Forum' started by txchristiandude, Mar 20, 2010.
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I think I remember seeing somewhere some kind of an adapter that connected to the actual antenna connection for the radio. But it might have only been for a satellite radio system, not an Ipod or MP3.
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Actually, that is a good question; i'm not being sarcastic---i really don't know as i never bought cds---used casette for the longest time until i discovered ipod. -
Schoshe (sp?) makes an aux input adapter. It plugs in the rear antenna jack on the factory radio. It requires a 12v power source. When switched on it blocks out all incoming FM signals and passes your aux input thru. Amazon sells them for about $35.
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Is there anyone still out there listening to CDs?
I've been thinking of switching to CDs. My 4 & 8 tracks are about worn out. -
That's what i'm trying to find out; i was a cassette fan forever. i noticed barnes and noble still has a cd/dvd section, but it's smaller than before.
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