playing music in car sounds like cr@p.

It must be your car setup. My iPhone sounds great. Do you have another stereo to try it on.

Mine sounds great too. I've got the cable with the two male ends that plugs directly into my Aux input on my Chevy Tahoe's radio. I did have to buy that adapter for the iPhone's headphone jack because my cable would not fit into it, but everything sounds great.

mine sounds amazing as well. Im using a pioneer headunit w/ the pioneer ipod adapter which just plugs in2 the bottom of the phone & it charges it as well.

mrfr3sh2def wrote:
mine sounds amazing as well. Im using a pioneer headunit w/ the pioneer ipod adapter which just plugs in2 the bottom of the phone & it charges it as well.

I'm using an adaptor called iSimple. Made by Peripheral. It plugs into the cd changer port of your factory stereo and I use this with my iPhone all the time. It works great. Sure beats switching and carrying around all those cd's in my car.

I don't have a problem. You could have a volume mismatch between the iPhone and the car; the iPhone may be too loud and saturating the input of the car system. Try turning down the volume on the iPhone and compensate by raising the volume on the car audio system.

Hi there,

Are you using a cable into a 3.5mm socket on the front of the unit?

If you are you should be able to control your iPhone settings from your iPhone. Knock your EQ off and turn the volume to about half way on the iPhone itself. This is effectively a master volume and you should then adjust your car unit's volume to your preference. You may have to play with balancing iPhone (master) volume and the car volume to get the best results.

If you connect iPhone into your car unit by a rear aux input (into the glovebox for example) with the standard 30 pin iPod/iPhone connector, I am mystified because you have no control over the iPhone by using it's interface and it may point to a problem with your in-car unit. iPhone is controlled by the unit into which it is plugged and the screen of iPhone tends to say something like 'iPod accessory' and fails to resond to any touching. I use an Alpine unit which allows full functionality allowing the same sort of searches as you'd get from operating the iPhone direct eg searching by song, artist, album, genre etc.

I hope this asists you

regards

The Screw