iPod
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 2002
Posts: 3,655
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From: Charleston SC
Originally Posted by ringleader90
Has anybody found a good way to connect an iPod to the radio on a 1990 Corvette with the bose system 
Yes I did it on my wifes car and my car. I use a FM modulator made by Belkin that plugs straight into the I pod and you just tune your car to the proper station takes about 5 min.
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProdu...duct_Id=140984
Racer
Joined: Jan 2004
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From: New Hampshire There's nothing like a 'Vette
I tried one of those Belkins and found it had too much interference and the sound quality wasn't very good.Of course, maybe I happened to get a bad one. At any rate, this is what I ended up with: http://salestores1.com/aufmfmmoanda.html
I liked it so well in the 'Vette I bought another one for the Suburban.
I liked it so well in the 'Vette I bought another one for the Suburban.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Dec 2004
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From: Myrtle Beach SC
St. Jude Donor '05-'06
I have a wireless MP3 player and it is getting hard to find a dead station to tune it too.Another option is a cassette adapter it has a wire to plug into the headphone plug.
Race Director
Joined: Aug 2003
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From: San Jose Pat Tillman - American Hero
I have a Bose in my 96, but without the CD option. I bought the cassette adapter, and IMO, it sounds killer. Well...it sounds as killer as the Bose can, but it's everything I expected it to sound and more... I've never heard a single good thing about the FM modulators, and with the cassette adapters being so cheap, it couldn't hurt to try.
I *highly* recommend you at least give it a shot before spending money on more expensive options.
I *highly* recommend you at least give it a shot before spending money on more expensive options.
