Usa Spec Pa15-hon3 2004-2009 Honda / Acura Ipod and Iphone Interface with Text + Aux Input

• IPOD interface to connect, control, charge and play an IPOD through a factory radio
• All plug and play harnesses for easy installation
• Adds additional single stereo Aux input to hook up another audio device
• Song up/down Playlist/disc select, shuffle and random play features all control iPod
• Auto memory feature - Auto locates last song listened to on each play list

I purchased this interface so I can have more options listening to music in my vehicle. I had it installed at a Best Buy, and I was glad I did because the installer did a great job, I asked him to hide the unit under the dash where I can have access to it and the cable comes out from a dummy plug in the dash. This interface streams music from Pandora and basically does everything that it suposed to. And you can control from the steering wheel. It's a great product and I'm glad that I bought it.

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I installed this in a 2006 Acura MDX. Playlist and song titles appear on the radio screen and are easily selected.

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Extremely easy to install with intuitive instructions. Product performs exactly as described in the sellers description. Could not be happier with purchase

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I installed the USA Spec PA-HON3 iPod interface in my 2004 Acura TL with navigation. The hardest part of installation is the getting to the back of the radio. Check YouTube for videos. Overall, the USA Spec box works as described. Sound quality is great sounds just like a CD when playing Apple lossless tracks from my iPod classic 160GB. It also seems to work fine with my iPhone 4S. I've had no problems when using "direct" mode, where most functions are controlled from the iPod but track info/text is not displayed on the factory radio. Steering wheel controls still work in direct mode and skip forward/back one track. However, in my limited attempts to use the XM controls to select playlists and so on, the audio controls have locked and/or the Nav has rebooted a high percentage of the time. Sometimes this has required turning the car off and back on to correct.

Overall, I'd still recommend this because I'm really fine with the Direct mode. It sounds great and steering wheel controls work. If you were planning to hide the iPod and control it through the XM radio controls, I'd suggest looking for another option given the lockups and reboot issues. I understand iSimple makes a similar interface box but I have no experience with it.