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<blockquote data-quote="slick316" data-source="post: 1285576" data-attributes="member: 547549">Clarion does also.I hear that the Alpine&#039;s are probably the best for this.I have the 9255 Clarion, and the iPod interface works with it.&nbsp; It limits the number of playlists to 5.&nbsp; It makes the deck think that there is a 6 disc changer attached to the deck, where CD 1 is all tracks mode, and then CD2-6 are playlists that you can create and put on the iPod.&nbsp; My deck has just a single line display, and all it shows on there is the Artist and Album, but I believe the 2 line Clarion&#039;s show track title also.I can&#039;t search on mine, haven&#039;t checked on other Clarion&#039;s though.&nbsp; I can&#039;t skip through the tracks on the iPod as fast as I can on a CD, but its decently quick.I don&#039;t think that the Clarion iPod interface is worth it unless you already have an iPod.&nbsp; My deck doesn&#039;t play MP3&#039;s, so its a nice addition, but if my deck did, I wouldn&#039;t have bought the iPod interface.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="slick316, post: 1285576, member: 547549"] Clarion does also. I hear that the Alpine's are probably the best for this. I have the 9255 Clarion, and the iPod interface works with it. It limits the number of playlists to 5. It makes the deck think that there is a 6 disc changer attached to the deck, where CD 1 is all tracks mode, and then CD2-6 are playlists that you can create and put on the iPod. My deck has just a single line display, and all it shows on there is the Artist and Album, but I believe the 2 line Clarion's show track title also. I can't search on mine, haven't checked on other Clarion's though. I can't skip through the tracks on the iPod as fast as I can on a CD, but its decently quick. I don't think that the Clarion iPod interface is worth it unless you already have an iPod. My deck doesn't play MP3's, so its a nice addition, but if my deck did, I wouldn't have bought the iPod interface. [/QUOTE]

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