Audi Concert and mp3

could use the apple iTrip which just broadcasts over an FM frequency..completely wireless and stereo sound.

don't own one myself cos i dont have an iPod :( but i hear that they are fantastic

I use a standard Sony "cassette" type adapter - about £5. Sounds OK, as I have not used 128kbps or lower encoding.

-- Doug Ramage

I remember reading from some forum that there's people who have done this. I believe they connected it to the "cd changer" plug. How they did it, I don't remember. But search, it's possible.

- Yak

I use a FM-transmitter from my iPod in my 206cc, works very well. Make sure you have your playlists sorted though, it could be a hassle choosing songs when in a hurry ! Also get the iPod car charger so you can plug it in. The FM-transmitter doesn't have a acr-charger, so you"ll need to buy a few rechargeable AAA-batteries to keep in teh glove-box on long trips Until later Joeboy

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