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What does it mean when a car stereo has a USB port on the back of the unit?
I've been looking for head units recently that have a USB port so that I might plug in a thumbdrive with music.
I've seen a few different stereos, such as the Alpine CDA-105, that indicate there is a USB port on the rear of the unit.
How does this work exactly? Would I have to have the faceplate off to use the thumbdrive? Does the port get installed somewhere else in the car? Please explain.
I've got an Alpine iDA-X001 - it's got a USB port, and yep I plug in thumbdrives w/music.
With mine, I have a USB extension cord plugged into the USB port in the back of the unit and routed into my glove compartment, where it is accessable and also hidden from view.
It is not neccessarily compatible with all mp3 players, but it is compatible with flash drives
