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2004 Boxster S with Bose Amp and Speakers and 6 CD changer (P73 option, Sound Pkg, Bose (Digital)

Are there any additional inputs available on the back of the radio unit?

Trying to hardwire an aux input to the radio unit (ie. my iPod)

Don't like the i-Tunes option of transmitting through the FM

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2004 Boxster S with Bose Amp and Speakers and 6 CD changer (P73 option, Sound Pkg, Bose (Digital)

Are there any additional inputs available on the back of the radio unit?

Trying to hardwire an aux input to the radio unit (ie. my iPod)

Don't like the i-Tunes option of transmitting through the FM

The 2004 Boxster is a MOST bus car. So your options are limited to over the air FM transmitter or the better option of an inline FM transmitter. Of course you could rip the digital system out, and put in an analog system, but that is sort of extreme.

There have been talk of MOST adapters that let the iPod emulate the CD changer, but as of today they are just talk.

sorry

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