I chose to have the iPod hidden in my center console. Installation is a snap, you simply plug the Solisto into the HU using the above cable and route the cables to your liking. The other cable goes between the Solisto and HU, it's an extra cost item and you must select it based on your HU. Standard cables include the aux-in (top) and iPod dock connector (right).

The Solisto.Extra is a little larger than a deck of cards. Here are of Solisto's car audio products: I chose the iPod/AUX-in model, called the Solisto.Extra because I don't need/want USB in this application. one that does it all (AUX-in, iPod, and USB) (Solisto.Pro) USB only (supports both flash and hard drives) and reads files directly to your HU (Solisto.Classic) Pricing is fair, however, shipping costs and the Euro to dollar exchange is horrendous! On the plus side, it only took three days to arrive at my door here in California. They are very communicative and answered questions via email quickly and provided shipping updates. I used Paypal and didn't have any problems. Thanks to Solisto for creating such a device! They are based in Germany but you can order directly from their website and pay via money order or Paypal. What is needed is something that will talk iPod and fully emulate a CD changer. There is, however, no control of the iPod from the HU therefore, the iPod must be in plain view to find and select songs.Īs I mentioned, the Porsche CDR-210 uses a different CD changer interface connector and does not have AUX-in so the Blitzsafe could not be adapted to work with it. ink1v2.htm) adapter which uses AUX-in to play music from the iPod, it also charges it. With the BE-1492, I used the the Blitzsafe (. Because I prefer to use an iPod instead of a CD changer, I have been looking for an iPod interface for this HU.

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