In the 350 Z (and possibly other cars) it sucks!

The power on it is extremely weak. I've tried every frequency and they all sound flat with decreased frequency range, and STATIC.

I'm looking for another FM mod solution, but iTrip is not it - it needs more power.

We ought to hack a line-in out of the CD changer port somehow...

 

mine works fine, just make sure the ipod volume isn't that high and the sound is clear.

 

Mine works fine.

JMS in TX

 

Hmm,

What station are you guys using? Maybe it's a Dallas thing?

 

I have an iPod and a aftermarket HU with an input on the front. Sounds great. Remember, the frequency response on the iTrip is only like 35Hz-15,000Hz.

 

This is the way to go
Not that Im biased

 

....

 

More info?

I was thinking of hardwiring mine. Does anyone know if the stock non-bose HU has any inputs? I was going to pull it and check but I'd prefer find out from someone who repleaced theirs rather than create a dash rattle.

 

BeoSound 2

Dimensions : Diameter 73 mm, Thickness 23 mm, Weight 90 g

Cabinet finish: Polished stainless steel.
Flash Memory card: Exchangeable MMC/SD, 128-Mbyte - gives 2-4 hours play time depending on type of coding
Music files: MP3, WMA
Battery: Rechargeable Lithium ion, approx. 8 hours before recharging
On/off Acoustic indication
SW Firmware updates via Beoplayer
Docking Station: External mains adaptor SMPS - 100-240 V AC

Supported file formats: MP3

Sampling frequencies:
8, 11.025, 12, 16, 22.025, 24, 32, 44.1 and 48 kHz
Constant or variable bit rates:
8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 256 and 320kbps

-WMA
Sampling frequencies:
8, 11.025, 16, 22.025, 32, 44.1 and 48 kHz
Bit rates:
64, 80, 96, 128, 160 and 192 kbps

Connections: USB for computer connection Via docking station
Earphone: Mini jack
Mains adaptor: Charging battery via docking station

System requirements:
One free USB port
10 Mb of available disc space
PC:
Windows 98,Me,2000 or XP
Windows XP functionality OK and WHQL approval pending (Microsoft approval)
MAC:
OS 9 or OS X
iTunes 2 0r newer

 

haha Beosound? Looks like Bang & Olufsen have jumped into the portable MP3 market...

 

Yeah....I don't know why everything has to start Beo.

 

EnthuZiast, how much do those headphones cost, I was just looking at those on the website the other day. That mp3 player is pretty cool looking but hard drive players are the way to go. Plus I bet it costs a ton.

 

You are right. The Mp3 is expensive and I personally think that the ipod is the most well rounded Mp3 player on the market. This piece is aimed towards more active people as proven in traning when we get to hit it againts the wall with a hockey stick and then plugged it in to find that it still works just fine. Also its just sweet looking. This Beosound 2 also has no display like the ipod does. You kind of have to flip through blindly.
It retails for $595.00

The earphones are the ones in Minority Report and they are just plain AWESOME. Combine those with an ipod and your golden. You can adjust them in SO many different ways.
They retail for $160.00

But you guys all pay 10% off retail for B&O and you escape sales tax if you buy them from out of state.