Honda CR-V: how to add an external audio input for MP3 player
 

I just took delivery of a 2003 CR-V with factory radio with cassette and 6
disk CD player. I would like to add an audio input for my Ipod. Currently, I
use a cassette adapter, but audio quality is less than ideal. This is a
leased car, so I cannot make major changes, at least none that are obvious.
Ideas?

Re: Honda CR-V: how to add an external audio input for MP3 player
 

I am not a Honda expert or anything, but lets see. Since you have both the
cassette deck, and 6 disc changer, I assume one of these is a separate unit
that then feeds into the main head unit right? That being said, what about
"tapping into" that audio line?
"Z1Z" <z1z@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I just took delivery of a 2003 CR-V with factory radio with cassette and 6
> disk CD player. I would like to add an audio input for my Ipod. Currently,
I
> use a cassette adapter, but audio quality is less than ideal. This is a
> leased car, so I cannot make major changes, at least none that are
obvious.
> Ideas?
>
>

Re: Honda CR-V: how to add an external audio input for MP3 player
 

I am not a Honda expert or anything, but lets see. Since you have both the
cassette deck, and 6 disc changer, I assume one of these is a separate unit
that then feeds into the main head unit right? That being said, what about
"tapping into" that audio line?
"Z1Z" <z1z@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:FcTeb.1477$E95.499538@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net ...
> I just took delivery of a 2003 CR-V with factory radio with cassette and 6
> disk CD player. I would like to add an audio input for my Ipod. Currently,
I
> use a cassette adapter, but audio quality is less than ideal. This is a
> leased car, so I cannot make major changes, at least none that are
obvious.
> Ideas?
>
>

Re: Honda CR-V: how to add an external audio input for MP3 player
 

I am not a Honda expert or anything, but lets see. Since you have both the
cassette deck, and 6 disc changer, I assume one of these is a separate unit
that then feeds into the main head unit right? That being said, what about
"tapping into" that audio line?
"Z1Z" <z1z@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:FcTeb.1477$E95.499538@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net ...
> I just took delivery of a 2003 CR-V with factory radio with cassette and 6
> disk CD player. I would like to add an audio input for my Ipod. Currently,
I
> use a cassette adapter, but audio quality is less than ideal. This is a
> leased car, so I cannot make major changes, at least none that are
obvious.
> Ideas?
>
>

Re: Honda CR-V: how to add an external audio input for MP3 player
 

The cd player/radio is an integrated factory unit built into the dashboard
of the car. I don't see any obvious mean of tappingot the audio line.

"Shadow of James" <snowleopard99NOSPAM@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:PaWeb.7605$3S.3791@newsread2.news.atl.earthli nk.net...
> I am not a Honda expert or anything, but lets see. Since you have both
the
> cassette deck, and 6 disc changer, I assume one of these is a separate
unit
> that then feeds into the main head unit right? That being said, what
about
> "tapping into" that audio line?
> "Z1Z" <z1z@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:FcTeb.1477$E95.499538@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net ...
> > I just took delivery of a 2003 CR-V with factory radio with cassette and
6
> > disk CD player. I would like to add an audio input for my Ipod.
Currently,
> I
> > use a cassette adapter, but audio quality is less than ideal. This is a
> > leased car, so I cannot make major changes, at least none that are
> obvious.
> > Ideas?
> >
> >
>
>

Re: Honda CR-V: how to add an external audio input for MP3 player
 

The cd player/radio is an integrated factory unit built into the dashboard
of the car. I don't see any obvious mean of tappingot the audio line.

"Shadow of James" <snowleopard99NOSPAM@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:PaWeb.7605$3S.3791@newsread2.news.atl.earthli nk.net...
> I am not a Honda expert or anything, but lets see. Since you have both
the
> cassette deck, and 6 disc changer, I assume one of these is a separate
unit
> that then feeds into the main head unit right? That being said, what
about
> "tapping into" that audio line?
> "Z1Z" <z1z@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:FcTeb.1477$E95.499538@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net ...
> > I just took delivery of a 2003 CR-V with factory radio with cassette and
6
> > disk CD player. I would like to add an audio input for my Ipod.
Currently,
> I
> > use a cassette adapter, but audio quality is less than ideal. This is a
> > leased car, so I cannot make major changes, at least none that are
> obvious.
> > Ideas?
> >
> >
>
>

Re: Honda CR-V: how to add an external audio input for MP3 player
 

The cd player/radio is an integrated factory unit built into the dashboard
of the car. I don't see any obvious mean of tappingot the audio line.

"Shadow of James" <snowleopard99NOSPAM@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:PaWeb.7605$3S.3791@newsread2.news.atl.earthli nk.net...
> I am not a Honda expert or anything, but lets see. Since you have both
the
> cassette deck, and 6 disc changer, I assume one of these is a separate
unit
> that then feeds into the main head unit right? That being said, what
about
> "tapping into" that audio line?
> "Z1Z" <z1z@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:FcTeb.1477$E95.499538@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net ...
> > I just took delivery of a 2003 CR-V with factory radio with cassette and
6
> > disk CD player. I would like to add an audio input for my Ipod.
Currently,
> I
> > use a cassette adapter, but audio quality is less than ideal. This is a
> > leased car, so I cannot make major changes, at least none that are
> obvious.
> > Ideas?
> >
> >
>
>