What do I need to use my ipod in my car

Question

i want my ipod to play through my car speakers

i have a cd player in my car with an auxillery output (or whatever its called) so what do i need to buy now?

Answer 1

W/E you do DO NOT I REPEAT DO NOT buy and FM Transmitter they are absolutely horrible in sound quality. Go to your local Electronics shop(or wal-mart) or anywhere and buy this

It's simply called an auxiliary cable one end hooks up into yur ipod and the other to the auxiliary jack( in your cd player.)

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Answer 2

Well, I'm not sure about the auxillary output, but my friend has her liscense already, and an iPod. To listen to hers, she bought this special tape thing at Radio Shack [i think]. It's an actual tape that goes into the tape player, and it has a cord coming out of it and on the end there's the USB plug in that hooks into your iPod, just how it charges. All you have to do is stick the tape in with your iPod plugged in, and the make your car play the tape. Another way to play it is go to the AM on your radio frequency and turn it to the lowest station possible.

Hope that helps, although it wasn't exactly answering your question.

Answer 3

well in my car, there's a special connection for an ipod, so you can probably go to wal-mart or any store like that and they will have a certain cord, in the ipod section... sorry if this dosen't help much.

Answer 4

go to any big store and get an FM transmitter. They range in price but arent too expensive ($40 - $100). I love mine. Futureshop, Best Buy etc etc

Plug it into the headphone jack on your ipod, and set it to a radio station. If you go to thatradio station on your car stereo, it will be playing your ipod music.

Answer 5

You need an auxilary cord, which you can buy at Radioshack (where I got mine). The plugin on it looks just like that of a pair of headphones, only it has one on each end. Should be very easy to find, and it's fairly inexpensive. I bought mine for $12. Just plug one end into the headphone input on your iPod and the other end into the AUX input in your car, and you're good to go. Hope this helped.