Connecting MP3 players to Highline stereo/nav

[M47Rman]

Apologies everyone if this has been asked before but my wife has just dragged me (kicking and screaming) into the 21st century , and bought me an MP3 player for my birthday. Having now accepted this radical new technology I thought it would be extremely sensible to take it with me in the car, instead of carrying a car full of CD's. Does anyone know if it is possible to buy a link lead to allow an MP3 player to be plugged into our 75. We have the highline stereo/nav/tv.
Thanks
Andy

[stewron]

Welcome to the club....

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...ead.php?t=6023

[M47Rman]

Originally Posted by stewron

Welcome to the club....

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...ead.php?t=6023

Good grief - I am wishing I had not asked now! I love the way Keith sees a heap of wires that to me look like a load of spaghetti, and says 'looks simple enough'! Thanks for the reply, much appreciated, although I was hoping that there was something available that just plugged in to the gubbins in the boot and allowed you to just plug an MP3 in and play the music through the car speakers. Me over simplifying things I suppose (and probably wishful thinking)!
Andy

[welly]

Originally Posted by M47Rman

Good grief - I am wishing I had not asked now! I love the way Keith sees a heap of wires that to me look like a load of spaghetti, and says 'looks simple enough'! Thanks for the reply, much appreciated, although I was hoping that there was something available that just plugged in to the gubbins in the boot and allowed you to just plug an MP3 in and play the music through the car speakers. Me over simplifying things I suppose (and probably wishful thinking)!
Andy

Try this Andy it works a treat in mine, I have now put a twin cigarette lighter extension inside the centre tunnel and have them both stored in the centre armrest. As soon as I turn the ignition on they are both being charged. You will need to check whether you Cigarette lighter is a permenant live or ignition fed like mine or you will end up with a flat battery

[welly]

Originally Posted by M47Rman

Good grief - I am wishing I had not asked now! I love the way Keith sees a heap of wires that to me look like a load of spaghetti, and says 'looks simple enough'! Thanks for the reply, much appreciated, although I was hoping that there was something available that just plugged in to the gubbins in the boot and allowed you to just plug an MP3 in and play the music through the car speakers. Me over simplifying things I suppose (and probably wishful thinking)!
Andy

Try this Andy it works a treat in mine, I have now put a twin cigarette lighter extension inside the centre tunnel and have them both stored in the centre armrest. As soon as I turn the ignition on they are both being charged. You will need to check whether you Cigarette lighter is a permenant live or ignition fed like mine or you will end up with a flat battery

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...ghlight=gadget

[M47Rman]

Originally Posted by welly

Try this Andy it works a treat in mine, I have now put a twin cigarette lighter extension inside the centre tunnel and have them both stored in the centre armrest. As soon as I turn the ignition on they are both being charged. You will need to check whether you Cigarette lighter is a permenant live or ignition fed like mine or you will end up with a flat battery

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...ghlight=gadget

Now THAT is what I call useful information! Even better than I was hoping for - no wiring to do! Plus as it is an FM transmitter I can use it in either of my cars - brilliant!:lol: :lol: :lol:
Andy