I am trying to figure out which pins are the actual inputs on the cd changer plug for the RBK. What Im trying to do is make my own Ipod integration setup. I have torn the web apart trying to find a breakdown of the pins, but to no avail. If anybody has any info on this or some links that might be helpfull, I would apreciate the help..In summary Im a cheap bast#@rd and probably have enough electronic crap around my garage to make it.

 

Sweet. Sorry, can't help, but let us know how it goes. I've been thinking about doing the same thing.

 

I have an aux input on my radio through a unit that does what you are describing, I plug in a headphone jack or the RCA's in and select cd changer on the radio. I can select which of the two inputs to play by changing the song track between 1 and 2. It's cool but it isn't as easy as just knowing the pin inputs, you would have to emulate the bus between the changer and player to get it to work. If you want what I've got crutchfield sells them, http://www.crutchfield.com/App/Produ...ut&tp=1385

 

yea I have been looking at those and others like it, but I think I can work it ut if I just get the pin layout.

 

This should be what you need, let me know if you get anything to work.

 

Where did you find that layout Pharm?

 

off the computer at the shop, again, please let me know if you get anything to work.

 

I have 9 daysvacation starting on Tuesday and nowhere to go, so I will be spending most of it on my car. Ill let you know what I come up with..

 

Well I spent 6 of the 9 days playing around with this idea, got it to work but the signal was very weak and staticy. So I went with an auxilary unit. got it pretty cheap, so cheap I bought 2 one for my car one for the wifes. Doesnt control through the radio though,but works great from the I-Pod. Heres a link if anyone is interested,free shipping,and fast got it within 2 days of ordering it. they have lots of other stuff pretty cheap too cheaper than most Ive seen.

http://replacementradios.com/product...roducts_id=238