AxeYrCat

also, the installation of that piece would be almost identical to jeff's input. and, with jeff's, you get to keep use of your changer.

so, yeah, it'd be a wee bit more expensive, and take you about five more minutes for the install, but i'm going to advocate going with jeff's piece.

mudd

it'll solve all problems<ul><li><a href="http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/itrip/">http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/itrip/</a></li></ul>

AxeYrCat

that sacrifices a bit of sound quality, though.

JusTT a Girl

I want to unplug the CD changer and plug in the adapter for the iPod

JustJeff

I mis-read your first post.
This is the Blitz-Safe adapter, and it works great.

Get it.
<img src="http://mk1tt.montebellopark.com/images/adapter.jpg">

JustJeff

In order to get the adapter plugged into the 13-pin DIN cable, and route it through the area behind the seat, you need to "Modify" the rear cubby hole. Here is a view of the cable and the rear of the cubby-hole in the roadster.

<img src="http://ttbipes.home.attbi.com/jpgs/roadstertrunk.jpg">


I cut a small hole in the top corner of the back of the cubby hole for the connector. This material is not plastic, but a type of thin fiber-board like material. It cut easily with a hobby knife.

<img src="http://ttbipes.home.attbi.com/jpgs/hole.jpg">


I ran the yellow 13-pin female adapter end through this hole from the inside of the cubby hole behind the seat. it fit snug in the hole. Then I plugged the male cable into the adapter.

<img src="http://ttbipes.home.attbi.com/jpgs/connected.jpg">


<img src="http://ttbipes.home.attbi.com/jpgs/rcatomini.jpg">

I plugged a RCA male to 1/8" stereo mini plug adapter cable into the RCA females of the adapter. I replaced the cubby-hole door, and ran this plug out on the passenger seat.


<img src="http://ttbipes.home.attbi.com/jpgs/cubbyhole.jpg">

NikkoTT

JusTT a Girl,

I bought one of those connectors for my TT and never used it.

I sell it to you, just let me know.

And it will do exaclty what you want.

I would suggest replacing the Head unit, I know that you dont want to, I didn't either, but I ended up replacing it.

I think the bose factory Head unit sucks.

It was much easier than I thought and my system sound 1000 times better, with much more features!

Let me know..