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iPod & iTunes: The Missing Manual, eMatter Edition
258 iPod & iTunes: The Missing Manual
Using iTunes with
AirPort Express
when you want to connect the iPod to external computer speakers. The kit sells for
$15 at www.griffintechnology.com/products/ipod_cable_kit.
Tip: When playing your iPod through another audio system, don’t spin its scroll wheel up to the highest
volume. You risk distorting the sound by overamplification. Instead, take the volume level on the iPod to
about half the maximum and, if you still need more volume, use the controls on the receiver. This tech-
nique gives you the best audio quality.
Monster Cable, the venerable cordmeisters favored by AV fanatics, has even
jumped into the iPod accessory game. Its gold-tipped, 7-foot Monster iCable for
iPod goes for about $30. The company’s Web site has more information and a link
to stores that carry Monster cables at www.monstercable.com.
If you’re tired of dragging your dock and cables back and forth between the stereo
and the computer, look for the iPod Stereo Connection Kit in the iPod Accesso-
ries area at http://store.apple.com. For $80, you get an extra dock, FireWire cable,
iPod AC adapter, and a Monster miniplug-to-RCA cable.
Using iTunes with AirPort Express
Two very exciting possibilities arrived with the release of Apple’s $129 AirPort
Express mobile wireless base station in mid-2004. The first was that you could now
have a portable base station so that you could make your own super-fast 802.11g
wireless network wherever you found a broadband connection—whether it be in a
hotel room, a board room, or a play room.
Figure 13-3:
The miniplug-to-RCA
cable from Griffin
Technology’s iPod
Home Connect Kit gets
that iPod pumping its
playlists through your
home stereo in no
time. Just plug the
small end into the
iPod’s headphone port
and the twin RCA plugs
into the audio input
jacks on the back of
your stereo system.
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Page 1 - AirPort Express

iPod & iTunes: The Missing Manual, eMatter Edition258 iPod & iTunes: The Missing ManualUsing iTunes withAirPort Expresswhen you want to connec

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iPod & iTunes: The Missing Manual, eMatter EditionChapter 13: Connecting the iPod (and iTunes)259Using iTunes withAirPort ExpressThe second great

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iPod & iTunes: The Missing Manual, eMatter Edition260 iPod & iTunes: The Missing ManualConnecting the iPodto a Car Stereoequipped Macs and PCs

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