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[gmhplayer]

I want to be able to plug my Samsung Galaxy S into my car audio to play my music files. What do I need? My car is an '06 and has a basic CD player and factory speakers. I'm looking to upgrade my audio experience while I'm driving and use my phone as an iPod in terms of music uploading. Any help/suggestions would be great - thanks!

[XL]

The cheapest and quickest way is to get an FM transmitter for your phone and receive the signal through the car radio. Many bluetooth speaker phones have this capability.

[gmhplayer]

Thanks XL but I have tried that in the past and I would rather have a direct line as I felt the audio quality was sub-par with the FM transmitter...I'm thinking I need to replace my factory deck with one that has an AUX input but I'm not sure how I go about doing so...

[ShwaCarInstall]

type of car?

factory head unit? does it have a sat button? or an AUX button?

would you be will to get an aftermarket unit with more options?

[gmhplayer]

ShwaCar - it's an '06 Hyundai Tucson, I think it has an AUX button but I'm not sure, I will have to verify...definitely willing to buy a new unit with more options...let me know, thanks. 

[ShwaCarInstall]

Three options for a 2006 Hyundai Tuscun.

1. Wireless FM transmitter - If it works it works, if it doesn't it's static-y

2. Wired FM transmitter - Way better. Depends on your stereos fm capability. Comes in as a quality FM channel.

3. Replace the Deck - way more options, usb, aux in, bluetooth, nav, video...............

here are some double din units that will fit -> Double Din units

single din units that will fit with a mounting kit/pocket -> single din

only other parts you will need would be a matching harness.

For labour pricing click here -> Basic Labour Pricing