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Griffin AutoPilot Charger/Controller for iPod

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Griffin AutoPilot Charger/Controller for iPod
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Street Price: $49.99
Gaunz Org Price: $33.58
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Griffin Technology
Color: Black
EAN: 0685387095599
Label: Griffin Technology
Product Manufacturer: Griffin Technology
Model: 9559-AUTOPLTB
Publisher: Griffin Technology
Studio: Griffin Technology


Piece facts:
  • Compatibility: iPod classic 3G, 4G, 5G, 6G; mini; nano 1G, 2G, 3G; iPod touch
  • Backlit controls for play, pause, skip and scan forward, and skip and scan backward
  • 3-color charging light indicates iPod charge status at a glance
  • 3.5-mm line-out port connect your iPod to your car stereo
  • Includes stereo audio cable for easy car-stereo connection



iPod for Charger/Controller AutoPilot Griffin





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AutoPilot is a sleek, low profile power adapter and iPod controller that plugs into the cigarette lighter or power socket in your dashboard or console. AutoPilot's illuminated knob gives you controls for Play/Pause and Track Forward/Backward. You get tactile feedback that lets you keep your eyes on the road. lt's the perfect complement for iPod touch or any iPod while driving. You never have to glance down or touch the face of your iPod. AutoPilot uses a line-level output jack to send the best possible sound from your iPod to your car stereos equipped with Auxiliary-ln jacks.








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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Griffin AutoPilot iPod Charger ...
This product is easy to use. Easy access to the control button. It connected to the iPod "Line" output instead of the head set output. It provide better sound qaulity


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - works with iphone!
This works just fine with my iphone. I also have a ground loop/noise filter ($10 on ebay) which filters out most of the noise you get when a call comes in or the phone is pinging the tower.
Pause, Skip Forward/Back buttons are great. I just wish I could find a good dock for the phone to keep it upright. My fan vents won't work with those clip on docks and I don't want a suction cup on my dash or windshield.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * very nice, although I don't know about the FM part ...
I use this with a Pro.Fit mount and a 160g ipod. It has a 3.5mm out and comes with a cable that goes into my aux in. So I don;t have any idea what the FM part is about. It is great because it not only charges and gets the best sound out of the ipod (instead of FM or the headphone jack)but also has its own play rewind ff, etc buttons so I can set on shuffle and if i want to skip a song, I just touch the panel in the ashtray. Nice product and good quality.


Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - Griffin AutoPilot
Good product. I like it better than an FM transmitter. Much better sound with the direct connection.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Griffin AutoPilot Rocks!!! ...
I don't know why they call it the Griffin AutoPilot FM Transmitter for iPod. It's not an FM Transmitter. But if your car comes with an aux jack then this is the item you need to get clear sound from your ipod through your car stereo.

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