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Ipod in New 07 Tahoe?

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I just bought the 07 Tahoe and asked the dealer how to get my IPOD to play on the stereo and he showed me the input but he had no clue on what I needed to get to hook into my IPOD and then into the stereo. I will go to Bestbuy tomorrow, but didn't know if anyone here knew.

 

You would think they would train their sales force on this great new feature!

 

Thanks for the help!

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you can either just use a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable and plug it in, or i beleive you can wire it into the back, and use something like a Dension Aux kit www.densionusa.com that will charge the ipod at the same time.

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Thanks,

 

I have the hardwire adapter kit in my 06 Avalanche, but I was hoping the new Tahoe would have a very easy connecction. I forgot about the charging issue, I guess so did they.

 

Thanks for the help and I will check out the cable today at Best Buy.

 

CBeck

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