Audio cable pass-through?
 

Is there a space to run the audio cable from the jack in the arm rest so i can keep my mp3 player in the cup holder while using it?

Your stearo will work your mp3 using its own knobs and buttons. No need to leave it out:thumbup:

Yes there is space. Since my songs are from Napster I have to use that.

:iono:If you download from Napster it wont let you use radio controls????

songs
 

all the music on my Iphone is from limewire and my stereo controls it just fine

Anything downloaded from music services like Napster or Rhapsody (not itunes) that is DRMed doesnt work on the car from what I have read. Napster has a plan which is $12.95/mo for unlimited music downloads but they only work on your PC and whatever single "PlaysForSure" device you have (Zune, iRiver, etc) they also cant be burnt to CD. And if you cancel your subscription the files no longer play after 30 days. Because they have DRM on them and the Camaro reads your MP3 player the same as a thumb drive the files won't play.

Check out how 67 GTO routed the power cable from the console, you could probably do the same for the Aux In cable.

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24008

Exactly because LimeWire, unlike Napster, doesn't DRM encrust their files. Since so few people still actually PAY for music or a subscription to these services, they have to protect their subscriptions by locking down their music tighter than Fort Knox. You never really own this music, you rent it because if you cancel, guess what, it's all gone. Use Limewire, mIRC, BitTornado, these are all free. Yeah yeah it's technically illegal, but so is speeding, and I'm sure none of us are going to do that in our new Camaros, right? :laugh:

EDIT: I forgot to mention this, but there are programs available to get rid of DRM on these files available free online. I'm not gonna tell anyone what they're called, cuz I don't support that sort of thing ;) but I would say if you typed in "remove DRM from WMA" into google you might be able to find something.

I have my iPhone USB cable running from the USB port to the iPhone resting in the cup holder - I am used to having it handy, for incoming call ID and such - there is room for a cable...

What cable to I need to do this? I had a usb cable, but I received a message that my iPhone would be disabled for incoming calls. ????