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<blockquote data-quote="yodatech88" data-source="post: 6097654" data-attributes="member: 612161">The Pioneer DEH-P800PRS does not have USB level Ipod control. Inorder to do that you need to buy the CDIB100II (which is NOT USB, Ipod ONLY) that retails for around $60. That adapter won&#039;t charge any of the newer Ipods either. The same time they released the Ipod Touch and the nano (whatever generation came out the same time period), they changed it to a 5 volt charging system. So you will need to buy yet another adapter to change it from the older 12V to the new 5V. Scoche has one that retails for around $15. Its an amazing HU for sound quality don&#039;t get me wrong.One thing I should mention that you are probably already aware of, Most compressed music loses its audio quailty that you are trying to achieve with a high end headunit. Unless you are copying straight from the original CD in Lossless Audio format, there is no real point to go for such an expensive stereo.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yodatech88, post: 6097654, member: 612161"] The Pioneer DEH-P800PRS does not have USB level Ipod control. Inorder to do that you need to buy the CDIB100II (which is NOT USB, Ipod ONLY) that retails for around $60. That adapter won't charge any of the newer Ipods either. The same time they released the Ipod Touch and the nano (whatever generation came out the same time period), they changed it to a 5 volt charging system. So you will need to buy yet another adapter to change it from the older 12V to the new 5V. Scoche has one that retails for around $15. Its an amazing HU for sound quality don't get me wrong. One thing I should mention that you are probably already aware of, Most compressed music loses its audio quailty that you are trying to achieve with a high end headunit. Unless you are copying straight from the original CD in Lossless Audio format, there is no real point to go for such an expensive stereo. [/QUOTE]

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