My aftermarket ipod into aux port solution.

djjasper · 01-29-2012, 12:38 PM

The little black thing at the bottom of my ipod is a DLO Tunestick. The cable has 3 plugs. The docking cable plugs into the Tunestick. The aux end plugs into the aux port. The usb end plugs into a usb low profile adapter in the power outlet which charges the ipod. The Tunestick remote is mounted to my steering wheel, but you can leave it loose in the ashtray or wherever else. It lets me pause and advance forwards or backwards through tracks on the ipod without having to touch the ipod.

This is a very inexpensive solution which works pretty well for me.

taibanl · 01-29-2012, 01:46 PM

Wish the controls from the tunestick could be tied into the steering wheel.

djjasper · 01-29-2012, 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by taibanl

Wish the controls from the tunestick could be tied into the steering wheel.

yeah- me too.

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djjasper Lieutenant 41 Rep 557 Posts Drives: 2015 435i 6MT Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: CO iTrader: (0)	My aftermarket ipod into aux port solution. The little black thing at the bottom of my ipod is a DLO Tunestick. The cable has 3 plugs. The docking cable plugs into the Tunestick. The aux end plugs into the aux port. The usb end plugs into a usb low profile adapter in the power outlet which charges the ipod. The Tunestick remote is mounted to my steering wheel, but you can leave it loose in the ashtray or wherever else. It lets me pause and advance forwards or backwards through tracks on the ipod without having to touch the ipod. This is a very inexpensive solution which works pretty well for me. Attached Images
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taibanl Brigadier General 281 Rep 4,121 Posts Drives: BMW Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: NA iTrader: (4)	Wish the controls from the tunestick could be tied into the steering wheel.
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