[PaulBailey@ltbmw]

Originally Posted by e92phreak

Hey Paul... it's the other way around. The older gen adapters use the firewire pin whereas the new adapters are using the USB pin.

Yeah i might have misunderstood. There was sooo much going on and so many active conversations, who knows what i heard.

[PaulBailey@ltbmw]

Originally Posted by e92phreak

Paul ate too much so the MSG may have affected his brain.

OMG It was sooo good though. I was dying for more only a few hours after we left.

[PaulBailey@ltbmw]

Originally Posted by e92phreak

Yup. Looks like cablejive uses the same manufacturer as Ridax. I thought it was designed and manufactured by Ridax but it seems like a couple of places are offering the same one.

http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/new...rge-converter/

http://home.swipnet.se/ridax/connector.htm

The first pic is the one from Ridax. The second pic is the one from Cablejive

Originally Posted by e92phreak

Some of us have the MOST adapter, which is the dealer installed solution that BMW offered before the 6FL solution. It is still available but I would wait for an update on the firewire to USB adapter by the manufacturer before even thinking about getting it (for those who are pre-6FL and want an iPod solution for your car).

Originally Posted by e92phreak

The echo not only occurs in my BMW bluetooth, but also with my Motorola bluetooth earpiece... Could be the phone then.

Originally Posted by e92phreak

I keep my old skoo iPod in my glove compartment (MOST adapter) and do not use my iPhone 3G for music.

Alright. . . enough is enough. . . Now you're just PWing

[ridax]

Originally Posted by e92phreak

Yup. Looks like cablejive uses the same manufacturer as Ridax. I thought it was designed and manufactured by Ridax but it seems like a couple of places are offering the same one.

It is designed and manufactured by us. We are not only selling to end users. I suppose you could figure out the rest.