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<blockquote data-quote="djfillz1213" data-source="post: 3144633" data-attributes="member: 578433">A couple things you need to think about here when using an IPOD...1) As stated above, FM is the worst way to transmit the signal. Unfortunatly, (at least where I live), most FM station have someting on them, so your transmitter is always going to fight that pre-existing signal. You might be able to &quot;hardwire&quot; your IPOD into your headunit via a cord and/or module. But this still may not help becuase of the quality of the music (see below)2) Where did the music come from?-&nbsp; &nbsp; If you downloaded it from Itunes, for the most part the quality of music is definatly less than a physical CD.&nbsp; Although, they now have the Itunes PLUS option for most major label CDS .. the quality is much better, but not complete CD quality.-&nbsp; &nbsp; If you ripped the CD using Itunes, the program does not have the best ripping program. I always use another CD ripping program and rip at the highest quality and then I import them into Itunes.&nbsp; Itunes uses a little less of a quality so you can cram more music onto the IPOD. I sacrifice the space for much better quality. If this is what you do, then I would invest in a good ripping program. They are pretty ijnexpensive&nbsp; and are available all over the net and in stores.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="djfillz1213, post: 3144633, member: 578433"] A couple things you need to think about here when using an IPOD... 1) As stated above, FM is the worst way to transmit the signal. Unfortunatly, (at least where I live), most FM station have someting on them, so your transmitter is always going to fight that pre-existing signal. You might be able to "hardwire" your IPOD into your headunit via a cord and/or module. But this still may not help becuase of the quality of the music (see below) 2) Where did the music come from? - If you downloaded it from Itunes, for the most part the quality of music is definatly less than a physical CD. Although, they now have the Itunes PLUS option for most major label CDS .. the quality is much better, but not complete CD quality. - If you ripped the CD using Itunes, the program does not have the best ripping program. I always use another CD ripping program and rip at the highest quality and then I import them into Itunes. Itunes uses a little less of a quality so you can cram more music onto the IPOD. I sacrifice the space for much better quality. If this is what you do, then I would invest in a good ripping program. They are pretty ijnexpensive and are available all over the net and in stores. [/QUOTE]

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