Factory stereo in an '05 Sonata

Just bought a '05 Hyundai Sonata. Came with the factory CD/cassette
stereo.

I've been using the cassette adaptor to listen to my iPod, and it
sounds fine, but what I'd really like is direct input for better sound.
I understand that some new car stereos have an auxiliiary input in the
rear of the unit. Instead of ripping the head unit out of this brand
new car to check, I ask: Does anyone know if there's one back there?

I'd check with the dealer, but I'm sure they wouldn't know what I'm
talking about.

 

I'd like to know also. ('04 Sonata LX).

 

http://www.hyundaiautonet.com/English/

 

I don't see the unit that is in my '04 Sonata there. I'd sure like to
plug my hard drive music player straight into the stereo rather than use
a cassette adapter. My other car has a mini stereo jack right in front.

 

front.

Just e-mail the contact person on their website.

 

Thanks, I'll do that.

 

|
| wrote:
| > Just bought a '05 Hyundai Sonata. Came with the factory
CD/cassette
| > stereo.
| >
| > I've been using the cassette adaptor to listen to my iPod,
and it
| > sounds fine, but what I'd really like is direct input for
better
| sound.
| > I understand that some new car stereos have an auxiliiary
input in
| the
| > rear of the unit. Instead of ripping the head unit out of
this brand
| > new car to check, I ask: Does anyone know if there's one back
there?
| >
| > I'd check with the dealer, but I'm sure they wouldn't know
what I'm
| > talking about.
|
| http://www.hyundaiautonet.com/English/
|

It just dawned on me that Hyundai might indeed make their OE car
stereos themselves. Do they?

Richard

 

have you thought about a wireless transmitter to plug into your i pod, then
tune your radio into its fm frequency?
radio shack sells them..35.00 cdn

 

this is the one, me bad its 59.99 cdn =)
http://www.radioshack.ca/images/RadioShack/14/1419223l.jpg