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I was just told by the dealer to expect possibly 15,000-20,000 miles from my Michelin PS2s on the front; maybe half that for the rears, depending on my driving habits. WOW!
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Hi Beecher, I've got an '03 BoxsterS and have the same interest in connecting an iPod to my CDR-23/MOST sound system. I've checked at least half-dozen forums and have come to the same dead-end you seemed to hit. There appears to be no easy way to connect the iPod. I am tempted to order the Becker manual....but I'm not sure it will help. As far as I have been able to find out the problem lies with the lack of a traditional analog AUX input on the CDR-23 head-unit. This connection, typically used for a CD changer, is a (digital) optical connection on the CDR-23. There may be at least three possible solutions for us iPod wannabees: 1) An analog-to-digital (optical) converter for the head-unit (a la the Denison promise) 2) Your suggestion. Find someone to hot-wire an analog input to the head-unit. I'm not sure how to do this. 3) Replace the head unit with an aftermarket unit with an AUX input conveniently located on the front panel. (check out alpine) I'm not sure how well this new head unit connects with the MOST system. 4) Live with an FM modulator system. It seems most people have either given up on the direct iPod connection, and have gone with option 4) and its limited performance. The hard-core audiophiles have gone with option 3) I think. Take care, Karl '03 Boxster S w/ Tip Meridian/Metropol/Metropol