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Griffin ClearChoice Audio Connection Kit for iPod

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Manufacturer: Griffin Technology
Model: 3003-ASB
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Griffin Technology
Label: Griffin Technology

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Features for Griffin ClearChoice Audio Connection Kit for iPod:

Color co-ordinated with the iPod (and iMac)
Mini jack to male RCA 6 foot cable
Mini jack to female RCA 7 inch cable
Gold-plated connector tips
Universal accessory for all iPod models as well as all digital audio players compatible with 3.5mm mini-jack

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Editorial Review
The ClearChoice iPod Connection Kit is the missing link between your iPod and home stereo. With these two cables, your iPod can plug into any available line level input of your stereoreceiver or even portable powered speakers. If you thought your iPod sounded good through your headphones, wait until you hear it played through your Polk, Klipsch, Infinity or even B&W Nautilus speakers. Why be selfish with your MP3 collection when you can hook it up to your stereo and share the grooves with the whole room. Designed specifically for the iPod and new iMac, the clear and white cables are not only great looking but are also an incredible value. The iPod Connection Kit, a great addition to your iPod.
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Customer Reviews

The leads work well but the picture is misleading

2006-10-12
I should have read the description more carefully and not just the illustration. When I ordered this connection kit I was expecting some kind of simple docking device for the iPod into which the leads connected, using the line-out connection from the docking connector. But the kit contains just standard jack-to-phono leads which plug into the headphone socket, the docking unit shown in the picture is not included. That said, they work fine and for the price I'm not complaining. To get an appropriate level of signal to your stereo system you will probably need to increase the volume limit settings of the iPod - this will increase the maximum sound level in the earphones also.

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