MDI niggles

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Originally Posted by Dermot

The problem is not actually the spacy, I could fit three more I-Pods in there. The problem is the layout of the cable. if the cable had an L type connector on BOTH ends instead of just one then that would solve it.

I guess no point complaining though, it is what it is...

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I usually have the arm rest up two notches so should be ok.

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Originally Posted by kennyc

Do you have a picture of what it looks like in the glovebox?

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It doesn't look like anything as you can't see it. The cable is the exact length you require (you push the rest into a cavity behind the glovebox) and whatever you're using in there (memory stick, hard drive or icrud/iturd) can be mounted in a pro clip style holder on the roof of the glovebox or below the manual under there. Doesn't take up any space, it's secure from moving around (important if a usb hard drive), has protection from the elements when parked and is cooled when the car is turned on.

You can also lock the glovebox and if the unit is mounted up high it wouldn't be noticed unless you had a good look.

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Originally Posted by G-rig

I usually have the arm rest up two notches so should be ok.

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You have to put the arm rest all the way down before you can lift the armrest again.

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Originally Posted by Maverick

You have to put the arm rest all the way down before you can lift the armrest again.

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So what? :)

Just saying that is a good height for my arm.

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Originally Posted by G-rig

So what? :)

Just saying that is a good height for my arm.

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The problem is the cable gets bent each time you close the lid.

You may have it up two notches "so it's not a problem" but everytime you open the lid you have you to close it all the way down before you can lift it up.

So the cable still suffers from the same problems.

What if you put the iPod in the other way around with the cable at the bottom? Sounds like I should mod the cable.

I'm going to leave mine in there all the time so prob doesn't matter (too much trouble using the iPhone as you have to connect it everytime you get out of the car).

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Originally Posted by Maverick

I don't have a problem with the stock system once you set it up properly and I'm sure most people don't either.

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hey maverick, any links/instructions on how to set up the stock system properly?

thanks in advance

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Originally Posted by pulse

hey maverick, any links/instructions on how to set up the stock system properly?

thanks in advance

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Yes, I'd like to know too how you do it. I've played with the levels for tweeter/mid/bass but the sound is still crap.

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Originally Posted by pulse

hey maverick, any links/instructions on how to set up the stock system properly?

thanks in advance

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Make sure the coding is correct for the head unit and spend some time adjusting the various settings, doesn't take long and I have no problems at all with the sound of out my system (RNS 510 with the factory amp and 10 speakers).

You can adjust the levels but still sounds crap.