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I am trying to find a head unit which allows you to play iphone applications through your car stereo (Internet radio applications)
I have been trying to find more information on ipod compatible in car stereo's however most just state Direct iPod compatibility.
Can any one help me with past experience of car stereos which allow you to play music apps from your iphone through your car speakers?
I have been looking at the Pioneer DEH-6100BT.
Please post any other brands, models which will do the above.
Big thanks in advance,

Tristan:
There are lots of replacement single din stereo head units out there. Anyone of them with a stereo in AUX jack (plug in front of unit or behind) will play back Internet Radio Apps from the iPhone. Make sure you buy or use a nice stereo 3.5 mm (1/8 inch) mini jack to mini jack cable. Also, see my clarification below regarding how my Pioneer (double din) head unit plays back Internet Radio apps on my iPhone 3G. It's not a pretty solution. What works best if you don't want the AUX method is to take advantage of the iPhone 3G (with latest OS) ability to stream stereo bluetooth audio to a capable bluetooth head unit. You'll have to decide if you want to do the bluetooth and, if so, do you want to buy a head unit with built-in bluetooth or buy one that is bluetooth-ready (and purchase a separate bluetooth add on).
Let me clarify: You cannot control the Internet Radio Apps Pandora and Aol Radio from the Pioneer FHP8000BT head unit. The apps may play audio through the USB but to get back to iPod control from your head unit you'll need to disconnect the iPod/Phone from the USB cable interface and re-connect it.

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