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I had a reply from these guys and looks the best of the bunch , Nice find any :blush: ill place my order and let you know how it goes , like the idea of no cables showing and using the ash tray.

" The interface we use for the Infiniti G35s is capable of interfacing with sat radios(what most people sell) as well as non sat radios (like you have). You would access the iPod by pressing the "cd" or "disc" button. You will be able to keep your in dash cd functionality as well. We haven't been able to test with your type car directly as it's not available in the states but it looks just like the early G35s we have worked on. As with all our products if you aren't satisfied with it then it can be returned in like new condition within 30 days for a full refund less shipping costs."

Yes I can see this one as being the best for the iPhone users who need to take the phone in and out all the time..

For me, I wanted it all hidden, so the iPod, cable from the PA11 and the Tunecenter are all under the centre console and can all be controlled either from the audio or from a little remote control. My only other concern, is that with the Spec.Docks, and I did look at them as well, there is a chance that the iDevice will throw itself across the car during violent manouvers, like tight roundabouts, or rough roads. My iPod has fallen out of the my Tune Centre the once, when I was following my father in law down what they call an "unsurfaced road". Its the one that feels like it has been surfaced with corrigated roofing sheets... Plugged it into the PA11, no such problems...

Whichever way you go, you will love the integration of the device into the audio.. For me, and some of the others, it was our only choice, as our 6 discs were broken, but glad I did this anyway..

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My only other concern, is that with the Spec.Docks, and I did look at them as well, there is a chance that the iDevice will throw itself across the car during violent manouvers, like tight roundabouts, or rough roads. My iPod has fallen out of the my Tune Centre the once, when I was following my father in law down what they call an "unsurfaced road". Its the one that feels like it has been surfaced with corrigated roofing sheets... Plugged it into the PA11, no such problems...

Whichever way you go, you will love the integration of the device into the audio.. For me, and some of the others, it was our only choice, as our 6 discs were broken, but glad I did this anyway..

Dident think of that issue , maybe right . I know the iPods dont fit in the apple dock bases with covers on either , i have a rubber cover on my classic and it wont fit in my Yamaha HT dock with its protective cover on :blush:

We have the metal roads here too and try to avoid the best i can .. thats dust gets places you will be seeing for months !!

Ill give it a go anyways and let you know how it goes ..

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