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upgrading stereo to include MP3 player - which application is all around better - "front plug in" or "docking station" - what are "pro/cons"

Submitted by peter salas on February 02, 2010
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by bdaugherty submitted 3 years 9 weeks
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upgrading stereo to include MP3 player - which application is all around better - "front plug in" or "docking station" - what are "pro/cons"

There's an article on the site that might be able to answer a few of your questions.

http://www.boatingmag.com/gear/electronics/rockin-and-rollin

Regarding plug-in vs docks this is what it says: Auxiliary jacks require you to maintain access to the MP3 player. Your iPod is safest inside of a stereo with a watertight docking port.

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by Kevin Falvey submitted 3 years 3 weeks
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upgrading stereo to include MP3 player - which application is all around better - "front plug in" or "docking station" - what are "pro/cons"

A docking station secures your Ipod or Mp3 player; A plug in is simpler and generall cheaper, but leaves you to figure out how to secure your player.

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