This is the dilemma....I use the GPS function on my Iphone 4 from time to time and it works but the sound is woefully inadequate. I literally have to roll the windows up and even then I have a hard time hearing the instructions. Before you ask my radio does not have an aux jack or USB. (Reatta's have a bizzare GM din size, 1.5 making available radio choices very slim) Anyways, do they make a simple battery-powered speaker that I can plug in to my IPhone (non wireless) so I can hear the GPS instructions? Anyone else have this problem ?
Thanks, Kit

I have a Mophie case that directs the speaker forward. I think that helps some.

A simple fix.............. use the headphones that came with the phone.

quote Up to 14 hours of talk time, up to 960 hours (40 days) of standby time, podcasts and directions from GPS applications

From http://www.amazon.com/Jabra...f=zg_bs_7073956011_7

how about something like this?

http://www.bestbuy.com/site...3%20player&cp=2&lp=2

Steve

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An adapter to fit a 1-DIN into a 1.5 hole is only about $15. I have a Kenwood iPhone-ready in my Sierra and it works great.

quote Originally posted by MidEngineManiac: An adapter to fit a 1-DIN into a 1.5 hole is only about $15. I have a Kenwood iPhone-ready in my Sierra and it works great.

1.5 din is what's in the Fiero.

Here's a few from Radioshack

http://www.radioshack.com/p...e=Bluetooth+wireless

http://www.radioshack.com/p...e=Bluetooth+wireless

http://www.radioshack.com/p...e=Bluetooth+wireless

http://www.radioshack.com/f...e=Bluetooth+wireless

I too have a problem hearing my phone without amplification. So I use a BlueAnt. It connects to my phone by Bluetooth and is plenty loud, especially since it is mounted on my visor.

I dont have a problem hearing anyone talking on a cellphone. My BIG gripe is none ring loud enough. I just got a Samsung Galaxy and its barely loud enough to hear ring sitting beside me on the couch with the tv on. Forget it outdoors. I know they can do it since my Casio GZ (and 1/4 the size) rings loud enough to hear from 100' away. I have no problem hearing it ring in a convertible on the freeway. I dont give anyone the number for the Galaxy for that reason...I know Ill miss their call. As for voice in GPS, my regular GPS (i have 3 different ones) are barely loud enough to hear with windows down either. I usually just leave the voice option turned off anyway because of that.