Odds are likely that it has been a long time since you last purchased a CD. More likely you have downloaded music and stored it on a portable device (i.e. iPod, iPhone or other mp3 player). Your first attempt at playing a portable music player on your factory car stereo likely ended in you hearing more awful static than you possibly thought or having a mess of wires coming out of your radio. Lets face it your vehicles CD Player just does not cut it anymore. If you have loaded your new music onto a Apple iPod/iPhone© you probably want to hear it on your factory radio in CD quality while your driving around. Our advice group has come up with a checklist for adding a dedicated Apple iPod/iPhone© input to your car stereo.

The PA15-FORD1 from USA Spec is a plug-and-play interface that allows you to input your Apple iPod/iPhone© & a aux input. We describe both inputs and the way each integrates with your factory radio below.

• Charges your iPod/iPhone (5v Charging) & pauses/shuts off your Apple iPod/iPhone after you turn off your vehicle

• Allows you to switch Artist, Playlist or Album from your radio buttons

• Switch between songs easily from your radio or steering wheel controls

• Preset Shortcuts: Allows you quickly access your Artist, Playlist or Album Folders

• Displays Text: Artist/Song Title on your Radio

• Allows for Manual control or Radio control and switches between the 2 modes easily

• Random/Shuffle: Listen to your songs in random order by pressing a button on your radio

• Allows you to stream music (i.e Pandora, Last.FM, etc..) thru from your iPhone while in Manual Mode (Does not display text while streaming)

• Fast Track Search: Allows you to skip 10 songs at a time from your factory radio

• Extremely quick interface: so you dont have to wait for it to respond to your demands