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<blockquote data-quote="blackout3" data-source="post: 8219213" data-attributes="member: 659394">Here is my issue. I have a 2003 Corvette. It is a track car/ street car. But no show car.I want to remove the OEM head unit and use my ipod as my only source of music. No radio or anything. Essentially plug my ipod into my car (as I would into an amp in my house, using an audio cable), and listen to tunes. Without my ipod, no music. No dock (for charging), just a regular audio jack is fine. I can make my own face plate out of carbon fibre (power switch, volume knob, audio jack)I want to use my stock speakers (two front and two rear), I think the two fronts are also amplified (not 100% sure)This is some general info on how the stock bose system is wired: <a href="http://www.corvetteforum.com/techtips/viewsubtopic.php?SubTopicID=120&amp;amp;TopicID=1" target="_blank">Tech Tips</a>Without splicing into the vehicle side of the harness, what could I do to make this work?This has been done before, but not in this kind of car.OEM stereo ***** because it&#039;s older than dirt and I just want to listen to my ipod. I dont want to wire an ipod adapter in to the OEM head unit. I don&#039;t want to use an aftermarket head unit at all.Audio gurus... what can I do?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="blackout3, post: 8219213, member: 659394"] Here is my issue. I have a 2003 Corvette. It is a track car/ street car. But no show car. I want to remove the OEM head unit and use my ipod as my only source of music. No radio or anything. Essentially plug my ipod into my car (as I would into an amp in my house, using an audio cable), and listen to tunes. Without my ipod, no music. No dock (for charging), just a regular audio jack is fine. I can make my own face plate out of carbon fibre (power switch, volume knob, audio jack) I want to use my stock speakers (two front and two rear), I think the two fronts are also amplified (not 100% sure) This is some general info on how the stock bose system is wired: [URL="http://www.corvetteforum.com/techtips/viewsubtopic.php?SubTopicID=120&TopicID=1"]Tech Tips[/URL] Without splicing into the vehicle side of the harness, what could I do to make this work? This has been done before, but not in this kind of car. OEM stereo ***** because it's older than dirt and I just want to listen to my ipod. I dont want to wire an ipod adapter in to the OEM head unit. I don't want to use an aftermarket head unit at all. Audio gurus... what can I do? [/QUOTE]

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