On my 997.2, I have the Universal Audio dock underneath the centre arm rest, with the black "Y" cable connected to iPod DIN and the USB. The other end is the old style 30-PIN Apple connector.
Although I have a 30-PIN to Lightning adapter, I have an iPhone 6 Plus, which is far too large to fit in the allocated gap. Even though I use Spotify and other music streaming services, I am going to place a bulk of my iTunes collection onto an iPod, and leave the iPod permanently in the car. I'm guessing this is what most owners do?
Question is - which iPod comfortably fits in the gap, with all the wires neatly tucked in and the arm rest closed?
I am contemplating buying an old iPod Classic 160GB, which has the previous 30-PIN connector on board, removing the need for the Lightning adapter. However, does the iPod classic fit into the gap, or do I need to buy a smaller iPod, such as the Nano, and keep my 30 PIN to Lightning adapter?
If anyone has any photographs of what the setup looks like, please do share.
Although I have a 30-PIN to Lightning adapter, I have an iPhone 6 Plus, which is far too large to fit in the allocated gap. Even though I use Spotify and other music streaming services, I am going to place a bulk of my iTunes collection onto an iPod, and leave the iPod permanently in the car. I'm guessing this is what most owners do?
Question is - which iPod comfortably fits in the gap, with all the wires neatly tucked in and the arm rest closed?
I am contemplating buying an old iPod Classic 160GB, which has the previous 30-PIN connector on board, removing the need for the Lightning adapter. However, does the iPod classic fit into the gap, or do I need to buy a smaller iPod, such as the Nano, and keep my 30 PIN to Lightning adapter?
If anyone has any photographs of what the setup looks like, please do share.