Honda Civic Auxiliary Input Converter?

[chimmytime]

Does anyone know of any where else i can get a hold of this Input Converter at a cheaper price? All it does is allow me to hook up my ipod to my car's stock radio without haveing to use an iTrip or something similar.

I've got a 2002 honda civic

 

[dc]

all i know is that the aux input converter for my 2003 accord cost way too much.

 

[dc]

hm, this one works for the accord? cheaper than the 100 when i last checked.

 

[KEV1N]

Yeah, tell me about it. I paid $107 for the Soundgate Aux Input Convertor for my 04 Accord. Check http://www.logjamelectronics.com

 

[m2kewl]

Originally posted by: KEV1N
Yeah, tell me about it. I paid $107 for the Soundgate Aux Input Convertor for my 04 Accord. Check http://www.logjamelectronics.com

kev1n, this guy did a pretty good job

this is my summer project - but i got gps so i need to do some surgery

edit: this guy too.

 

[chimmytime]

so basically that $70 is the best price im going to see?

 

[NutBucket]

Probably

EDIT: You'd be happier upgrading the whole headunit. It'd be money better spent.

 

[KEV1N]

If you're curious, I used the aux input adapter to install an XM Commander:

http://www.ysdhc.com/accord/xm/

 

[chimmytime]

well my big plan is this.

see the circle thing opposite the red hazard light button next to the shifter?

Picture 1

i wanted to drill a hole into that placeholder and put a 3.5mm stereo jack there so i could plug my ipod into it.

after talking to a friend about ordering some cable for it, and looking at what other people did, i was wondering if there was some other sort of cradle to charge it as well.

im not sure if i really want two cables of it going to the jack, and one to the cig. lighter.

 

[NutBucket]

OOOOO! A Si. Glad you wasted you money on that one