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radio "auxilary in" Standard Kit?

Washout · 2008-11-12 10:36:36

I have a 02 Ford Focus so its a custom radio :(. I am wondering if there are standard kits that can be bought where a it can be connected to the back of a car radio to have an auxilary in input. Im sick of using FM transmiters.

12-11-2008 10:36am

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Washout

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I have a 02 Ford Focus so its a custom radio .

I am wondering if there are standard kits that can be bought where a it can be connected to the back of a car radio to have an auxilary in input.

Im sick of using FM transmiters.

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#2 12-11-2008 10:42am

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If it's an iPod you are using, Dension do some very good products.

http://densionice.co.uk/Category.aspx?Id=2

The FM modulator is hard wired into the back of your stereo so you don't get the interference problem that you often get with the FM transmitter's.

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