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I've tried to hook up an iPod two different ways to my '99 A6 - via
cassette tape and fm tuner car kits. Both sound (relatively) horrible,
especially the cassette tape method.

Is there a way to hardwire an aux input to the Bose audio system in the
'99 A6? Maybe if I pull out the amplifier? Or splice into some other
input? I would really like to get the iPod hooked up to the car.
Thanks for any advice!

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After spending more time on Google, I found this:

http://www.blitzsafe.com/blitz_catalog/blitz_aux/blitz_aux_list/blitz_audi/blitz_audi.html

I think it may work in my car, I'm going to check my owners manual to
make sure.

[Michelle P]

Griffin Technology iTrip. I use it in mine and the sound is great.! I
also have an Irock for my laptop that sounds kinda ok.
www.griffintechnology.com
Satisfied customer.
Michelle

mysticron@arsenal.net wrote:

[AustinMini.OsiTech.Net]

At $200 it's certainly not skinflint priced but this is what Jesus would
use.

http://www.densionusa.com/x/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=407&Itemid=109

Ports right in to the stock head and use stock head cd changer control to
control your ipod.

I thought about it but I am getting a PhatNoise from eBay instead.

You know Phat?

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Thanks for the link to Dension. I ordered the ICELink today. It
seemed to have the best features and sound quality. They said the next
firmware update will display track names (not just track numbers) on
the radio.