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| DMRR Member Since: 14 Apr 2010 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 2027
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There's an iPod connector in the cubby box, big socket .... you need that lead and 'shock horror' it's not cheap (read - RIP OFF) Land Rover Addict
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| comports Member Since: 20 Dec 2010 Location: Colchester Posts: 1764
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Thanks both
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| DMRR Member Since: 14 Apr 2010 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 2027
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Be aware early ones WILL NOT CHARGE your ipod/iphone if its 3GS era and below (no really!?!) Land Rover Addict
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| B9er Member Since: 10 Dec 2012 Location: Larne Posts: 191
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Check out the following topic re bluetooth music streaming.
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| ebajema Member Since: 24 Mar 2011 Location: New Plymouth Posts: 4782
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Why don't you put all the music on a (big) USB stick. That you can leave in the USB slot and it can be controlled from the steering wheel etc. Just make sure that you have a "clean" set of folders, as it hidden info will slow down operation as Geoff recently found out |
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| Johnielle Member Since: 04 Oct 2017 Location: New York Posts: 1
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I have been using BT adapter to stream music via bluetooth. I have the viseeousa 1000 plugged to my 30 pin range rover iPod cable. Works really good, no issues. |
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