marlinsfan
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This is a longshot question.
I swapped my Entune a couple of years ago with an old Kenwood DNX6140 that I had bought in 2008 and was in my '07 FJ Cruiser for many years. I sold the FJC, put the stock stereo back in before I turned it over, then promptly upgraded my Entune non-JBL system with this unit, 2 amps, speakers, sub box, etc.
I'm considering upgrading the head unit as the tech is dated now (9 years old) and I like the Kenwood DDX6703S. I like the fact that it has better bluetooth functionality, apple carplay, 3 pairs of RCA outputs (front, rear, sub; the DNX6140 only has 2, and the rear can be set to Sub, so you can't fade between front & back speakers), front & rear camera inputs, among other things..
My longshot question is:
Does anyone have one of these DDX6703S? And if so, do you by chance have an iPod Classic plugged into it? Or an iPod Touch 3rd Gen?
The owner's manual has conflicting info.
Pg 22 says that for a 30 pin connector (i.e: old ipod), you need the optional cable KCA-IP102 (which I currently use with the old HU)
Pg 89 only lists iPod Touch 5th & 6th gen as the compatible ones. Both of those have lightning pin connections. So why the comment on Pg 22?
The Kenwood tech support can only tell me what's in the manual...
Thanks.
I swapped my Entune a couple of years ago with an old Kenwood DNX6140 that I had bought in 2008 and was in my '07 FJ Cruiser for many years. I sold the FJC, put the stock stereo back in before I turned it over, then promptly upgraded my Entune non-JBL system with this unit, 2 amps, speakers, sub box, etc.
I'm considering upgrading the head unit as the tech is dated now (9 years old) and I like the Kenwood DDX6703S. I like the fact that it has better bluetooth functionality, apple carplay, 3 pairs of RCA outputs (front, rear, sub; the DNX6140 only has 2, and the rear can be set to Sub, so you can't fade between front & back speakers), front & rear camera inputs, among other things..
My longshot question is:
Does anyone have one of these DDX6703S? And if so, do you by chance have an iPod Classic plugged into it? Or an iPod Touch 3rd Gen?
The owner's manual has conflicting info.
Pg 22 says that for a 30 pin connector (i.e: old ipod), you need the optional cable KCA-IP102 (which I currently use with the old HU)
Pg 89 only lists iPod Touch 5th & 6th gen as the compatible ones. Both of those have lightning pin connections. So why the comment on Pg 22?
The Kenwood tech support can only tell me what's in the manual...
Thanks.
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