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Best option to hook up my iPhone 4S

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Audio and Electronics' started by YeaBuddy, Jul 7, 2012.

  1. YeaBuddy

    YeaBuddy New Member

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    Let me start off I tried using the search function but I could not find relevant information particularly pertaining to the iPhone 4s. I just purchased a 2005 Prius with CD player but no AUX input. I am looking to hook up my iPhone 4s in some form to listen to Pandora Radio. Anyone out there have experience hooking up their iPhone 4s or could point me to a thread that could help me out? I would really appreciate information on the options that are available, prices, and sound quality of each option. Thank you ahead of time!
     
    #1 YeaBuddy, Jul 7, 2012
  2. jabecker

    jabecker driver of Prii since 2005

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    $200 for just iPhone playlist sycing? Hmmm I have a 2005 Prius and wanted the following:
    1. Handsfree Phonecalls
    2. Addressbook Sync
    3. Pandora support
    4. Ipod/Music
    5. USB
    So I got this for $120 Amazon.com: JVC KDA925 / KD-A925BT / KD-A925BT USB/CD Receiver with BlueTooth: Car Electronics

    Now that being said, I did remove the stock radio from the car, but it's illegal to hold the phone in the car.
     
    #3 Sparky9292, Jul 26, 2012
  4. jabecker

    jabecker driver of Prii since 2005

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    it didn't sync playlists. It enabled connection of an iPod via USB that could then be controlled via the steering wheel controls or the head unit. I already had Bluetooth and phone voice control, which were standard with the 2005 package #6. Pandora didn't exist at the time I installed the Vais Tech unit, and I still don't use it.
     
    #4 jabecker, Jul 27, 2012
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