iPod adaptor for 1999 s80 with HU-801

yeah dont buy an ipod lol, i got me a microsoft zune, outta the pan into the fire

Connectiong Ipod/Zune 

If you fancy a brilliant solution buy an Evoke Highway DAB radio where you will get a transmitter effectively for free.....connect your ipod etc into its input with a 3.5m jack to jack & play it all through your radio. Works brilliantly but the DAB stations are best of all....Planet Rock all day.....uummh! Will post a direct question. I'm a Zune user (didn't want to follow the iPlod sheep) but I can't feed into into my aux input on the C70 (57). Has anyone overcome this? Thanks Mike

Hi, S80 SE T6 - 99 (soon to be 320bhp) I have a standard HU-801 with 4 disc and a cd changer in the boot which has my 2 nav discs (works fine). I have recently bought a docker for my bberry storm with built in fm transmitter because basically i want to play my storm music and able to use the phone with the stereo. I had to do a few tweeks and a bit of stainless crafting to fix the whole assembly to where the optional phone dialer compartment is..and to be honest it looks neat and tidy. However when the car is stationary the reception is great...as it should be but the main problem is when driving it sounds like a 100 wild horses going through my speakers and a lot of hissing and snarling!! lol I know i cant get away fron this so i would like to know if i can connect a direct aux jack to the rear of the HU-801. Is this possible? One more question, how can i play cds through the boot changer? cheers Lee

iMIV gives up to 99 playlists, selectable through the stereo controls (playlist name on the display), then with forward/back controls 1 or 10 tracks at a time. Works with most forms of iPOD too. It gets a bit unwieldly when you have about 20gb+ of music and around 90+ playlists, but still works well enough, you can always resort to using the iMIV in "Simple mode" and use the iPOD controls directly too.