PistonBlue
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It's a common fault when Justin Bieber is the first album on the ipod. There are no second chances. Does the same with Coldplay
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iPod to car stereo
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Glenn Ponder
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Just found this on a Citroen forum:
'You can add iPod support to the standard C4 radio. You need to get your dealer to enable the aux ports on the head unit. Then go into your local Citroën or Peugeot dealer and ask for the 9706AG cable from them. Then plug this into the back of the c4 head unit...iPod connection sorted.'
Sounds like a right faff so I think I'll just leave a handful of CDs in the glove box. Or arrange for a brass band to accompany me on long drives!
'You can add iPod support to the standard C4 radio. You need to get your dealer to enable the aux ports on the head unit. Then go into your local Citroën or Peugeot dealer and ask for the 9706AG cable from them. Then plug this into the back of the c4 head unit...iPod connection sorted.'
Sounds like a right faff so I think I'll just leave a handful of CDs in the glove box. Or arrange for a brass band to accompany me on long drives!
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Just found this on a Citroen forum:
'You can add iPod support to the standard C4 radio. You need to get your dealer to enable the aux ports on the head unit. Then go into your local Citroën or Peugeot dealer and ask for the 9706AG cable from them. Then plug this into the back of the c4 head unit...iPod connection sorted.'
Sounds like a right faff so I think I'll just leave a handful of CDs in the glove box. Or arrange for a brass band to accompany me on long drives!
BimboBob
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Befriend a brass band, get them to rehearse your favourite tunes and install them in the back. Problem solved.
What? You would need a big car. I suggest kidnapping a crooner like Bouble and sticking him in the boot. He could then perform a medley of hits tailored exactly to the length of your journey and your music taste.
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What? You would need a big car. I suggest kidnapping a crooner like Bouble and sticking him in the boot. He could then perform a medley of hits tailored exactly to the length of your journey and your music taste.
The highlighted part was great but the ending a bit disappointing tbh.
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What? You would need a big car. I suggest kidnapping a crooner like Bouble and sticking him in the boot. He could then perform a medley of hits tailored exactly to the length of your journey and your music taste.
I have a seven seater. You could easily accommodate a string quartet and have room for a dancer too... or duran duran.
bluethrunthru
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I have a seven seater. You could easily accommodate a string quartet and have room for a dancer too... or duran duran.
" Silence is Golden" as someone once sang
Sam Armstrong
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Just found this on a Citroen forum:
'You can add iPod support to the standard C4 radio. You need to get your dealer to enable the aux ports on the head unit. Then go into your local Citroën or Peugeot dealer and ask for the 9706AG cable from them. Then plug this into the back of the c4 head unit...iPod connection sorted.'
Sounds like a right faff so I think I'll just leave a handful of CDs in the glove box. Or arrange for a brass band to accompany me on long drives!
After getting fed up with the dodgy aux connection fitted inside the glovebox of my Mondeo I basically bought Ford's equivalent to the above cable. Pull the radio out, swap the connectors and hey presto perfect sound through the iPod Classic's headphone socket!!! Easy peasy!!
Why they shove the aux socket in the glovebox is one of life's great mysteries .... either get a crushed cable or leave the glovebox open all the time if you want to change your music!!! Brilliantly thought out!