Gs430 mp3 ?
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Gs430 mp3 ?
Dear All
First of all I'm really glad to be a member in this club , I'm having GS430 2006 model
but the only problem that I'm facing (MP3 not supported in it)
If anyone can help in that will be great
Regards
Mu5ainy
First of all I'm really glad to be a member in this club , I'm having GS430 2006 model
but the only problem that I'm facing (MP3 not supported in it)
If anyone can help in that will be great
Regards
Mu5ainy
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If you are talking about getting your MP3 player to connect into the car's audio, there are a number of hardwire options for integrating a player and plenty of opinions on which is the best route to go. You can look through the FAQs for both how it's done and what folks are using.
If you want something that doesn't involve pulling the dash apart, is quick but albeit cheesy works just fine: plug a cassette adapter in and plug your player in to that. The adapters are all over the map on quality and I've tried the Phillips and Sony units and far and away the Sony is better in build and sound quality. This was something I did for a car before I got the 430 and I figured what the heck, I had it already so why not use it while I'm busy with other sh_t... It sounds great btw.
I'm still planning on doing a cleaner hardwire unit one day (probably the Vais? unit), but for $15 or so the cassette adapter is a cheap alternative I can just toss when I go the cleaner install route...
If you want something that doesn't involve pulling the dash apart, is quick but albeit cheesy works just fine: plug a cassette adapter in and plug your player in to that. The adapters are all over the map on quality and I've tried the Phillips and Sony units and far and away the Sony is better in build and sound quality. This was something I did for a car before I got the 430 and I figured what the heck, I had it already so why not use it while I'm busy with other sh_t... It sounds great btw.
I'm still planning on doing a cleaner hardwire unit one day (probably the Vais? unit), but for $15 or so the cassette adapter is a cheap alternative I can just toss when I go the cleaner install route...
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