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Front Back Right Photos (6) Videos (2) View larger iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Connects your car's steering wheel audio controls to select aftermarket car stereos Item #: 794ADSMSW In Stock 85 Reviews Your price: $79.99 Earn up to 80 Rewards points Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Does it fit my car? Select your car Find what fits your car ----- Please select a year ----- ----- Please select a make ----- ----- Please select a model ----- ----- Please select a body ----- ----- Please select an option ----- Loading... Will that piece of gear fit your car? We've climbed into thousands of vehicles to find out. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 80 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Jon Paulette Don't lose control You're tired of your car's stock radio, but you don't want to lose the convenience of your steering wheel audio controls. iDatalink's Maestro ADS-MSW adapter allows you to retain those controls when you install a new car stereo in a wide range of vehicles. It's compatible with over 1700 vehicles made after 1998, and it'll work with just about any brand of aftermarket stereo, including Alpine, Clarion, Dual, Eclipse, Jensen, JVC, Kenwood, Pioneer, Sony, Visteon, and Valor. Program it yourself You can install the ADS-MSW yourself if you have experience installing car audio gear — keep in mind that you'll have to splice into your vehicle's wiring and solder connections. Before installing, you'll program the adapter at the iDatalink site to work with your particular vehicle and car stereo. (Note: you'll need a Windows-based computer, see Details.) Using the intuitive web programming interface, each factory button can be assigned a specific radio function. If your vehicle isn't covered, the Maestro is the only steering wheel adapter that allows you to program your car using a simple step-by-step web procedure. Assign each control a secondary function And here's a great feature that's unique to this adapter — you can also choose and assign a secondary "press and hold" radio function to each factory button, effectively doubling what can be controlled. For example, touch the "Volume Up" button, and it'll turn up the music. Hold down the "Volume Up" button, and you can switch on the loudness on your car stereo. Warranty: 1 year. Wiring Advisory: You'll usually have to tap or splice into one to three wires in your vehicle to connect this adapter. What does a steering wheel audio control adapter do? Many people aren't thrilled with the sound of their car's factory radio, but don't want to replace it because they'll lose those convenient audio controls on the steering wheel. For most vehicles, you can purchase an adapter that allows you to use those controls to run a new car stereo, so now you can have great sound and convenience too. Even cooler, if your new stereo has iPod controls, you can use your steering wheel controls to run your iPod. See All Car Stereos that work with this item
works as stated Written By mrmilo, hobbs nm on Tuesday, May 05, 2015 Work perfectly as stated on Subaru wrx, was able to maintain all steering controls Pros: Works as advertised Cons: Slightly difficult to use expanded features such as additional assignments and alternate buttons.
Kept my steering wheel controls! Written By Anonymous, Richmond, VA on Friday, May 01, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The last time I installed an aftermarket radio, I just accepted the fact that I would loose steering wheel controls. This time around this nifty device was available. The directions made it pretty straight forward to program and connect. The controls are just as they were with the factory head unit. I'm completely satisfied with this product. Pros: Keeps the same controls the factory deck had. Cons: I only wish it were easier to reprogram if needed. I found that I could have programmed the "ok google" function in place of siri, but do not feel like taking the dash apart again just for one button.
easy install Written By S, Albany, NY on Sunday, March 22, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Seemed difficult at first...re-read the instructions a few times and realized which wires connected where. I was over thinking the install believing it had to be more complicated than it actually was. Pros: Works perfectly. Easy install. Easy to program. Cons: None.
Does what it's supposed to do Written By fitz206, West Virginia on Thursday, March 12, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to program and flash for my 2009 Sonata. I did not like that I had to cut wires and splice them together rather than having a harness connector. I was told that was because it works off resistance and the pins may not have a good enough connection. I would have preferred to have an option to buy pins to install in the metra harness. But it works. That's the bottom line. Instructions could have been a little more detailed, but after some thought, I figured it out.
Scratching my head at first Written By Jimbo, Georgia on Sunday, January 11, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I first opened this thing up expecting to find wiring diagrams. Instead I had two wiring harnesses and a book telling me to go to the interwebs. I followed the instructions which was easy enough, programmed it for my 2007 Silverado, updated the firmware, printed out my wiring schematic and installed it. It's really easy to do and it works amazingly well.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By Anonymous, Florida on Wednesday, December 31, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Everything works as promised. I would recommend this to a friend. Customer service was a big help.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By Steve S., Texas on Sunday, December 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent product. Used it with a Sony head unit in my 2006 Hyundai Azera Limited. Pros: Programming was a breeze and the ability to change some of the steering wheel control functions was icing on the cake. iDatalink tech support was outstanding. Cons: None
Poor instructions Written By Adam K, Bethesda, MD on Monday, December 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This started off great. I went to the web site, identified my car, my steering wheel, my new radio and flashed the device. I downloaded the instructions customized for my exact config. That was the easy part. What turned this into a month long installation was that the pinning was transposed. The numbering of the pins were a mirror image of the real pins - and the colors were just close enough that I thought I was cutting the right wires. After numerous calls to support at Crutchfield (they deserve a medal) they figured out what I had done. I had barely enough wire to repair what I had done, but it seems to have worked, and now the system is functional. Oh, and they completely left out the fact that a couple of wires needed to be connected as well. Granted, the mistake was mine and it all makes sense "after." A professional installer probably would have completed it in a couple of hours. Instead, mine was a 4 day extravaganza spread over a month. Pros: Eazy to setup and flash for your config. Great website. Cons: Too many details left out of the install steps. To easy to confuse the amateur installer.
Great Unit for Steering Wheel Controls Written By Gerret M., Georgia on Sunday, December 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit is great. I used the standard set up and all my steering wheel controls were retained Pros: It did what I bought it for - it retained all steering wheel controls Cons: none
Works Well Written By John S, Deltona, Fl on Thursday, November 13, 2014 It works great. Installed it in my 2013 Chevy Silverado with a Kenwood stereo. Need to mess with it a little and adjust the settings but all in all it works really well. I installed it with the mini USB cord plugged in and ran that cable to my glove box so I can reprogram as needed. I did lose all blue tooth function and Onstar functions from steering wheel controls. Not sure if I can get them back when I reprogram. Pros: Dual function controls for each button. Cons: Lost Onstar functions through steering wheel controls.
Works as Described but.... Written By Anonymous, Atlantic City, NJ on Wednesday, October 29, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I installed this unit with a new Kenwood head unit. It's in and functions great but it was a little tricky to install. You program according to your vehicle info on a PC which is pretty easy. However, for my install I had to cut to wires from the factory harness and connect them to the Maestro. Wasn't exactly clear in the directions. Everything went fine once I called and they explained that part to me. Otherwise, it's great.
Easy Install, Good Product Written By Karl S, Milwaukee, WI on Sunday, October 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I used this unit with an Alpine receiver/player/GPS unit. Clear instructions, easy to program and install. I really liked the additional functionality that the unit provided to the factory steering wheel controls. Pros: Easy programming/install. Good instructions. Cons: None.
great easy to install sw control Written By big mike, carson, ca on Sunday, August 31, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product. Website very easy to use and module very easy to upload firmware via website. Easy to install. Instructions were decent. Happy with my purchase. Pros: Easy to install, intuitive website, easy to upload firmware Cons: Nothing
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By Dan, Ruther Glen VA on Saturday, August 30, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works as stated. Just be sure you have the latest browser to connect it to the Web for programming it.
works just fine Written By awh, williamsburg va on Monday, August 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works fine. Used default setup for honda pilot and pioneer radio. Very easy!
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Written By TomB, Cincinnati, Ohio on Thursday, August 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Fits well in my car but right now I can not get it to work. Having some problems.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By Anonymous, austin, tx on Monday, July 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) as the sales rep mentioned, this one is a little more expensive and involves a bit more work on the installation, but it's still a snap and allows you to program two functions for each steering wheel button, which is handy. i used the 2nd functions for answering hands free calls and muting audio.
Radio control great, but install confusing. Written By Joe, Ohio on Tuesday, July 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Wanting to keep my steering wheel controls on my 2005 Nissan Altima, read the reviews at the time so I was able to get a heads up as to what to expect. Must agree with the other posts on the directions given with the unit. Spent small amount of time as to what the directions were trying to explain about the hook-ups and the connection as illustrated. Called customer service line and found them to be helpful and surprisingly understanding and patient. Had the answers needed for my installed in minutes. Working as expected in the same amount of time. Idatalink maestro has a very good product and would not hesitate to purchase again. The download from the website to the unit for programming was quick and easy. Pros: Easy programming, expanded controls available and customizable. Helpful customer service if needed. Cons: Instructions not as clear as they could be. My connection did not match the pin-out as detailed.
Ingenious Device Written By johpap, Albuquerque, nm on Monday, June 30, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) OK So I will admit that I am not up to date on much of today's technology so I am fairly easily impressed. I had this installed in my 2010 Ford Fusion to control my Pioneer avh-x26600b head unit. It works perfectly. I love the fact that I was able to choose a second function for each control on my steering wheel though the options are somewhat limited with this head unit. I know there are more expensive controllers out there but this one was just what I needed.
Works Great!! Written By automate_tx, Fort Worth, TX on Tuesday, June 24, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Datalink Maestro worked perfectly with my commuter KIA Rio and the Pioneer AVH-X5600BHS. The setup was fast and easy using they're online setup. Customizable and all the features I needed. Pros: Easy Setup, Feature rich Cons: Minor, but having to register and be online to program. Offline (non-internet) setup would be nice.
Awesome product Written By EricD, Madison, WI on Tuesday, June 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This worked great. Like other said the instructions are a little short, and in my case the 2 wires I was to splice where incorrect in their paperwork but I have access to alldata repair and found the correct wires. Other than that installation was easy and it worked on first try. Highly recommended. Pros: East of programming Cons: wire diagrams
Works awesome in my 2013 Tundra Written By GeoffN, Phoenix, AZ on Thursday, May 29, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This module was very easy to install using the maestro install guide. Flashing the module is very straightforward, using drop down menus for your exact vehicle and radio brand and model. I love the flexibility of being able to assign certain control to buttons based on what you want your steering wheel to do. Would definitely buy again. I know how easy it is to reflash because when I first installed this, I hooked it up to a Pioneer DD receiver, and upgraded to a Kenwood DDX771. Love it, and it works very well with this steering wheel module. Also, the response time for the buttons is the closest to factory I've seen of any aftermarket interfaces. Pros: Quick to setup. Simple. Reliable. Re-programmable. Ultra flexible. Price. Cons: NONE.
Works great in my 2005 Nissan Altima. Written By Jfearn, Vero Beach, FL on Monday, April 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This maestro does exactly what it says. The wiring instructions and diagrams provided are not very clear. Once again called Crutchfield tech-support and they were wonderful. It really was an easy install and programming and works just like my original steering wheel controls did Pros: Works great. Install was simple once I understood which wires to connect to. Cons: Instructions provided were difficult to understand and the maestro website drawings provided were visually not very clear and difficult to read the wire numbers and colors
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By Jason, Virginia on Sunday, April 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Used this for the kenwood Dnx571hd on my 2013 tundra, easy install and retained all steering wheel controls.
Great Product Written By HAL, Chicago IL on Tuesday, April 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Product worked great. I had no problems installing it. Pros: I like the press/ hold features that the factory unit didn't have. Cons: If you don't flash the unit off the website, the manual setup instructions are a bit complicated.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By ric r, phoenixville pa on Tuesday, March 25, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) installed this product in a 2011 optima with a pioneer head unit. easy to install and did everything it was advertised to do. Pros: worked as promised Cons: none
2013 Tundra Written By Gary, Texas on Monday, March 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this to work with a Kenwood Excelon 491 HD head unit. It was easy to program and works perfectly with the head unit. All functions on the steering wheel were used and worked. I even have additional functions now, because you can program the idatalink. If you are a novice, you better study up on how to install this though. I am not a professional installer, but I was able to do this. Pros: Works perfect. Program all the keys on steering wheel however you would like. Cons: None.
2011 kia Sorento Written By John N, San Diego, ca on Friday, March 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Absolutely flawless, kept all buttons functional including call buttons, no lag. a computer is required, doesn't have to be a laptop though. Pros: everything Cons: nothing
Nifty little black box Written By Nelson E., Fremont, CA on Wednesday, March 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this unit to supplement the Pioneer DEH-X4600BT head unit I bought at the same time for my 2008 Hyundai Azera Limited. I didn't want to lose the controls on my steering wheel and after asking an agent at Crutchfield which would be the easiest unit to install, he recommended this unit. I have to say, I'm totally amazed. With the other units you have to program them manually and there is some soldering of wires involved. With the iDatalink Maetro, a couple of splices and wire connectors were all that were needed to get things working. I also like that all I had to do was connect the darned thing to a computer, input my car's information and the head unit I was attaching it to and it programmed itself. I will say that the downloaded instruction sheet from iDatalink is practically garbage. It got me halfway, but I'm glad that Crutchfield's Tech support was able to help and made the install so easy. Pros: Computer programmable Easy install - 4 wires and no soldering!!! Cons: Installation diagrams are worthless. You're better off calling Crutchfield Tech Support.
Works perfectly - Wonky Install Written By Jason P., Naperville, IL on Wednesday, March 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This teeny little box works perfectly between my new Clarion CX501 and the factory-installed steering wheel controls on my 2008 Honda Pilot. Love that you can plug it into a computer and customize the actions for the buttons, including new "press and hold" functions. Only downside was that the installation instructions were pretty bad. Wanted me to attach wires to wires that didn't exist, didn't tell me what other wires were for. If you are a pro at this, might not be a problem, but as a novice, I was happy that I got it to work without blowing up the car. Pros: Easy to program. Works flawlessly. Very small footprint. Cons: Terrible installation instructions.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Written By vic.gsxr, Louisville, KY on Friday, February 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works 100% as should Cons: Had to find a windows computer. You can't program it from a mac
Maestro interfacer Written By 19camrs79, Lucasville, Oh on Thursday, February 20, 2014 After getting on the web site, was easy to program for my particular vehicle. However, the instructions do not tell you which plug is no. "A",( have a '04 Chevy Avalanche). Was a little scared of going to the wrong plug and mess something up. So I haven't installed it. Pros: easy to program Cons: directions are not the best for your specific vehicle.
Works perfect but not for the novice Written By JonA, Wailuku, HI on Friday, December 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Unit was installed in a 2005 Lexus RX330. I can only give this product 4 stars only because of the lack of instructions. In the box was the module and the wiring, thats it. I had read the other reviews on this product here on the Crutchfield so I did have a little bit of an idea what was in store though, so I went straight to the website to program the module and get the wiring instructions. Programming the module was a snap, and I like the idea of being able to program the functions of the steering wheel controls with clicking simple drop down boxes on the website. Wiring went a lot easier than I thought it would. I took the advice I saw here regarding soldering the connections so everything worked the first time I turned on the stereo, an Alpine IVE530 so no issues other than the wires are a bit tricky to strip cause they're so small. The lights on the steering wheel even work again now. Very happy now that everything is hooked up. I've been fooling around with car audio for 20+ years so installation for me was pretty easy, but a novice might want to get a shop to install this. Pros: Great functionality once installed, ability to easily change button function while programming the module Cons: No instructions in the box, wires are tiny making it tricky to strip during installation.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By Maximus Puntilion, Washington on Sunday, December 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Product plugged right into my 2009 Subaru STI. Used positaps to connect it to 4 wires. The only thing that was a bit confusing and not clear was which wires connect to ground and accessory 12v in the subi Black to Black and Blue Red to Yellow and red Pros: Easy installation and programming from the Web Cons: Slightly confusing wiring diagram
Good unit Written By Anonymous, Manchester nh on Monday, December 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great unit Pros: Programing easy, works great , does everything it should. Crutchfield tech support worked hard to straighten me out on my issue listed in the cons! Cons: Had to connect one wire to the BCU directions a little unclear about what wire it was, felt like I was going to guess ...
Cake Written By Kark, North Providence, RI on Saturday, November 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This thing was a joy to setup & install. It works as advertised. Pros: Website guided setup USB programming Cons: None
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By Anonymous, Martins Ferry, OH on Sunday, November 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to install easy the program works great Pros: It's all good Cons: None
Good product Written By RiskS, Sacramento, CA on Monday, October 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Good product. Easy to set up, easy to install.
2012 Mitsubishi Evo GSR Written By orig6redwings, Wolverine Lake, MI on Saturday, October 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've tried a few different steering wheel control adapters from Crutchfield and this is by far the easiest and best one out there! There's no flipping switches or pressing buttons within a certain amount of time to program the adapter. Just log on, pick your car/options and setup what switches do what. Then download the program into the adapter and that's it!! You can also unplug it easily if you wish to change the settings. Plus, unlike other adapters, it will not lose it's settings if you lose power. If you want your steering wheel controls back, this adapter is the one to get! Pros: Works great and easy to use!! Cons: Does not support all switch options, but it does support the majority of them. Which is better than most adapters out there.
Excellent! Better than Metra! Written By Jon, Kansas City, MO on Saturday, September 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I previously installed a Pioneer Avic Z-140BH in a 2003 Mercury Marauder and used a Metra ASWC-1 for the steering wheel controls. I had problem after problem with this unit forgetting the "memory" settings and not working or working as it shouldn't (volume up going down and the opposite). Metra was unwilling to help at all with my bad unit, so I decided to try another company. This unit shows it worked, but on purchase it said it didn't. So I bought it slightly hesitant. However upon arrival, I hooked it up to computer via USB and went on the Maestro website. Just a few extremely easy clicks later and my unit was programmed not only for "push" operation but also "push and hold", doubling the amount of button functions (this is an awesome feature). It wired up the exact same way as the Metra, but the install instructions were a million times better. Have had it for 3 weeks now, no problems, works great! Pros: Easy to program, easy to install, more functions with push and hold feature Cons: None!!
Best steering wheel control adapter I have used Written By Rick M, Beckley WV on Tuesday, August 27, 2013 This is the best working and easiest to program steering wheel control adapter I have used and installed. Crutchfield says this adapter was not recommended for my 2010 Subaru WRX, but Idatalink said it would so I tried it anyway and it works absolutely flawlessly. It was very easy to install in the vehicle and very easy to program via the computer and website from the manufacturer. Pros: Works flawlessly and is incredibly easy to program. Cons: None. Crutchfield not recommending use if this in my car. Crutchfield response on Monday, September 02, 2013 Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We have corrected our presentation.
solder the wires! Written By Vodka0tter, MA on Tuesday, July 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm giving this a so-so review only because of the instructions. The actual wiring diagram is ok, the button programming, for get it... Better flashing the unit from the web site. You need an account, verify email address, promise your first born male etc.. but do the flash - forget the button programming. If I can stress one thing its solder the wires. Some of the functions work on resistance. I initially used crimp connectors and spend two days wondering why it didn't work. I thought it was defective. I called the tech support and went over everything and they recommended I solder the wires. I did and bingo - works like a charm. Steering wheel Button configuration is a great feature (during the configuration flash). You can program a task for button press and another for button hold during the PC (yes PC, not mac) unit configuration flash. Very nice feature. They need to ditch the stand alone configuration (using a single button and some illustrations) and just rely on the flash configuration along with the need to solder the wires. If you do that its a great unit! Pros: Works great Cons: Need to better describe requirements and instructions. Hire a technical writer for gods sake.
idatalink maestro ads-msw Written By ernie a, california on Monday, July 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) great product and easy install. Cons: no cons
Vital for a smooth install Written By Henry95, Tampa, FL on Sunday, July 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Used this to connect steering wheel controls in Infiniti G35 to new JVC deck, and love the result. The integration is one of those "could probably live without it" things when you install a new car stereo, but going the extra mile to keep the steering wheel controls really made the project a total success. You're required to go online for specific wiring instructions and to flash the unit via USB to work with your car and use the settings you choose. For some reason it took several tries on different computers to get the client downloaded and running, but after that, the process was smooth. Really liked the pull-down menus for assigning functions to each button, including the flexibility to assign different ones for press-and-hold. As with most aftermarket jobs like this, the documentation as only a starting point, and you have to do some exploration on your own in terms of finding wires, etc. My wheel controls cam to the dash in their own harness, so that made it easy to ID it by wire color, although I needed one call to Crutchfield to clarify that one wire from the car would go unused. Other than that, install was straightforward. One thing I did that works beautifully: I programmed press-and-hold on the "power" button to activate voice dial... which on the JVC, brings up Siri on my iPhone5 via the Bluetooth. So now can do everything on my phone that Siri can--call out, navigate, select music--100% hands free. Pretty cool. Pros: Functions exactly as advertised; press and hold function was awesome. Cons: Documentation a bit sparse; online flash programming took a couple tries.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By Mark & Chris, Melbourne, FL on Saturday, July 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Worked perfectly in an '06 HHR. If using this in conjunction with the PAC adapter, does require one customization to the adapter harness that's not documented. Ability to customize each button's commands for both momentary and long press is a big plus. Pros: Customization via web and USB connection.
Good when pre-programmed; a challenge when not Written By Steven, Tallahassee, FL on Saturday, July 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Odds are you won't need to reprogram Maestro to work with a different head unit. If it's part of a package you buy with a head unit from Crutchfield, it's plug and play and forget it. BUT, if you ever do replace a head unit, reprogramming through their website is a pain in the back seat. It's PC only, and needs a data USB connector. Even then, the web interface (and operating manual) have english-as-a-second-langauge instructions. Once you've downloaded the drivers, found the right data cable, muddled through the interface and reinstalled the unit, it will work just fine. Also, I think it's somewhat overpriced, but not stupidly so. Pros: works great with original head unit Cons: pain in the rear if you need to re-pair it to another head unit (or vehicle).
Mitsubishi Evo with Rockford MMCS system Written By RonA, Austin TX on Tuesday, July 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This thing works awesome. I replaced the factory Rockford MMCS on my Mitsubishi with a Kenwood nav unit and used this to retain factory steering wheel control. One thing that isn't clear and may save you frustration is that the MMCS requires the Mito harness adapter even if not hooking up to the factory amp. It saves you from cutting a ton of wires. When you hookup the Mito, make sure to cut the 2 steering control wires going to their adapter box and feed them into the iDatalink. I originally just put a t-splice inline and that caused problems for the Maestro. The other positive is that I programmed my steering controls to do more than the factory did! I also fixed Mitsubishi's backward way of moving through track listings on the stereo. This was all done with their website and selecting what I wanted my steering wheel buttons to do. Piece of cake. Pros: Retains 100% of original functionality. Customize it to bring in further functionality. Fixes Mitsubishi's stupid button mappings. Cons: Hasn't made me breakfast in bed. iDatalink's website firmware download requires Internet Explorer.
Easy and awesome. Written By Sean M, Fruita, CO on Monday, July 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Super easy to install and to program. One wire hook up on my '04 Honda and power and ground. Great features let you program the buttons to do a variety of functions. You can even program them to do more than one function. Pros: Easy to install. Cons: None
Works great, but instructions could be better Written By joc1394, Hagerstown, MD on Monday, July 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Overall, this did the job of making the stock steering wheel controls of my 2007 Honda Civic EX Coupe work with my new JVC KW-R900BT headunit. My only complaint is that it took two tries to program it and the instructions and website could benefit from a little more detail and directions. Overall, it worked as expected after the second try. Pros: Works well, very reliable, compact and easy to tuck away in the dash. Programs via web similar to a Logitech Harmony remote. Cons: Not the best instructions and guidance on installation.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By ToddH, Petersburg, VA on Monday, July 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed this in my son's 2003 Infiniti G35. This was a little intimidating at first. A couple calls to Tech Support and we figured out how everything was supposed to be hooked up. We did not have the complete instructions so didn't realize we had to flash the system. The worst part was that we needed a Windows computer to flash the system (we only have Apple products at home). I quick trip to the apartment's business center and five minutes to flash the system and we were up and running. I gave 5 stars because the systems works as advertised and wasn't too hard to install once we found the instructions. Pros: Works as advertised - steering wheel controls are set the way we want them. Cons: Need a windows based computer to flash the system. Website address with instructions would be helpful...Google is good, but why make customers search for your site???
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By JonahH, Heflin, AL on Sunday, July 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) im told this is an excellent product, more-so on certain make vehicles than others. my experience with it, not so much. everything i read on it appeared great, but the unit i received evidently was faulty. after try and try again trouble shooting with tech support i returned the unit and got the Axxess ASWC-1 which didn't have to programmed via pc, plugged in and worked correctly within 5 min from install to working. Pros: excellent concept
Easiest by Far.... Written By C4pt4inMatt, Vancouver, WA on Saturday, July 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Some background, I installed this in a 2011 Kia Sorento attached to a Kenwood DNN990HD. This setup was the third such attempt at a nav unit install in this vehicle. I tried a Clarion NX702 and a Pioneer AVIC Z150BH, both of which tied to the Metra ASWC for steering wheel input. I followed the install directions to a T, soldered all my connections for clean signal input, and still spent hours programming and reprogramming the ASWC to only have it still not working correctly. Some buttons would work but other wouldn't. Finally I gave up, returned the two stereos (didn't like the interfaces) and threw the ASWC in my parts box. I was determined there had to be a better way. Enter the Maestro SW. I purchased this along with the Kenwood in hopes I would finally find something I could tolerate. Before I even tried the install I plugged the Maestro into my laptop, logged into the idatalink website and in less than 5 minutes flashed the module. Programming was super easy, click the button I want to program on the image of my actual steering wheel (on the idatalink website already), then select the function I want to assign. Note you can also assign a secondary function if you hold the button which is handy. Once my selections were made it loads them on the module and you're set to install. Sure enough, once I had everything hooked up and ready for my first test, the Maestro worked without a hitch. So much easier, I highly recommend this puppy over the ASWC. Pros: Easy programming, compact unit, simple install, great install directions (on website) Cons: My PTT button on the steering wheel doesn't work but I think that's a Kenwood issue
2006 Honda Ridgeline RTL w/o NAV Written By e_piph_a_ny, Los Angeles, CA on Saturday, July 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Once you get it, remarkably easy installation process to install. Only a couple of wires tied into the Honda OEM radio harness. Identified by color (just like painting by numbers). Two step process on mfgr's website, downloading the appropriate installation diagrams (and I mean diagrams as in "IKEA-like") and then once the correct steering wheel buttons are identified, downloading the wiring diagram. Only four stars because the website and instructions are confusing. Pros: Easy setup to assign radio/phone functions to steering wheel controls Cons: To d/l the plugin, remember that it's maestro.idatalink.com and not www.idatalink.com. Of course both pages look similar so I couldn't find the proper version (HINT: look at the top left of the webpage). It's not apparent, but you don't have to follow all the instructions.
Steering Wheel Control Written By Amador, Puerto Rico on Friday, July 05, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Would not work in my car. Thanks to the great Tech Support they exchanged it with a one that would. Pros: none Cons: Would not work on my 2003 Monte Carlo
Tiny Written By TRDmatrix, Thornton, CO on Thursday, June 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The first unit I received was DOA. At forst I thought I was doing somerhing wrong because the instructions (have to download from idatalink's website) are quite poor. After talking to crutchfield tech support, I got a replacement unit that worked perfectly as advertised. The unit is very small and easy to wire up as soon as you figure out what the instructions are actually trying to tell you. I installed this in my 2010 Mazda 5 to keep the steering wheel remote. The remote only has six buttons so the press and hold for secondary feature is awesome with my new sony headunit. If the instructions were easier to use and the first unit I got didn't make me waste a week of my time, this would be a five star product. Pros: Tiny, secondary buttons Cons: First unit DOA, instructions
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Written By 36bladze, Nashville, TN on Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I tried installing this unit (which by the way comes with 0 instructions) and it did not work. I spent hours on line looking for ways and couldn't find anything. I finally took it to a audio installer who told me that their is a propitiatory cable that is needed to flash this until. Without it it would not work. Pros: works the way it should Cons: Unless you buy an additional cable you can not self install
Not worth the trouble. Written By SandR0ck, Orlando,fl on Saturday, June 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) No instructions in the box. The web site is horrible for instructions. You can flash it for your car, but I could find not files to do so. I just reach over to the radio or use the remote.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Written By iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW, Schofield, WI on Friday, June 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to use awesome product Pros: Small and programmable Cons: Higher priced
Amazing Written By Space Cowboy, Denver, CO on Saturday, May 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm not too much of a fan of 3rd party products, they never seem to work right. This product was amazing and so easy to install. The fact that they made it so you can flash the setting from your computer BEFORE installing it made it so much easier and quick. It actually made made Pioneer stereo do things it could do before, which is a plus. I made an error at the beginning and that was just use wire splicers. It caused the stereo to freak out when hit bumps. I went back and did it right, which is soldering the wires, bam, problem solved. Pros: Being able to flash your setting through a USB to the unit. Second, for my truck, it was only 3 wires to hook up. Works flawless. Cons: The website for getting the instructions was a slight pain
Controller works, support works better. Written By A.M.L., Raleigh, NC on Saturday, May 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works as promised, and being able to flash-program before installation saves a lot of time. Wiring instructions left something to be desired, but call-in Crutchfield support had better information, answered right away, and reinforced why I buy all my electronics from them. Pros: Flash programming. Excellent Crutchfield support. Cons: Vague wiring instructions, both printed and online.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Written By Leo, Leesville, LA on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Absolutely horrible product. Came with no directions and could not get it to work. I purchased a unit that automatically "sensed" my vehicles' controls from a local merchant and was installed in mere minutes. Stay away from this. Pros: NONE Cons: Did not work; cumbersome; could not download the proper software fro my vehicle, never did get it to work after 23 hours of messing with it. Gave up and went to a local install it shop and paid 1/2 the price.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Written By ScottB, Cincinnati, Oh on Tuesday, May 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Don't be intimidated by having to splice into your existing wires and "flashing" this unit. It's all very easy!! I used my existing, standard steering wheel controls so I didn't get in to special programming of the buttons but everything else went very smooth. I used a couple Velcro strips to attach this to the top of my radio. All works great! Pros: Works as advertised. Cons: None
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By Patrick S., Tacoma, WA on Monday, May 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I recently replaced the factory head unit in my Ford Explorer with my favorite car stereo ever, the Alpine CDA-117. I knew that doing this would eliminate the factory steering wheel radio controls. The Maestro unit let me regain this awesome feature. I chose this unit because of the feature that enables each button to perform 2 functions. I don't have it set up exactly the way I want it yet, but it is about 85% with no manual programming. The unit performs as stated. The instructions seem to be a little vague, actually making installation seem harder than it really is. Pros: Allowed me to retain the use of my steering wheel controls. Simple installation. Cons: Instructions are a little vague, looks like everything is translated from French. The price for this item is considerably higher than comparable units by other manufactureers.
Override of buttons Written By jsurfers, Chandler, AZ on Thursday, May 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The steering wheel control component was as advertised, very easy to install, and to program for my vehicle. Pros: I was not only able to use the buttons on my steering wheel for their original function, but I was able to override the up and down volume when held in to answer and hang up the bluetooth phone which is great. Cons: I tried to program the middle button on hold to mute the radio. And although I appear to have programmed right, it doesn't mute right when pressed. I haven't had a change to troubleshoot this piece more as it would require me to remove the whole radio again to get the Maestro out to debug.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By Anonymous, Oklahoma City, OK on Monday, May 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works for the most part, some functions still are hit and miss. My "hang up" button on the steering wheel now changes the modes instead. I need to tweak the programming I think. The wiring harness was good but the instructions were a little vague. Called tech support on the weekend to resolve the issue. Pros: Most of my buttons on the wheel are working Cons: instructions are a little misleading. And some functions for my car are not listed in the drop down menu on the Maestro website.
Great product Written By KateB, Lakes region, ME on Tuesday, April 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product. Easy to use, even worked on my radio which is an older model. We had to use a code for a more updated model so not all the functions worked properly. Pros: Easy to use and install. Cons: Does not contain codes to older Sony aftermarket radios.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Steering Wheel Control Adapter Written By Anonymous, Florida on Monday, April 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy Pros: Easy Cons: None
steering wheel Written By reddawg, rogersville al on Sunday, April 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) easy hookup works great
It works :) Written By Alan, Chicago on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My steering wheel controls work perfectly. Pros: Does what it's supposed to do ;) Cons: None that I've found.
Nice recommendation Written By Dan - 2005 Lexus ES330, Houston, TX on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I appreciate Crutchfield's recommendation of this product. The setup was absolutely hassle free and it worked on the first power up. Pros: Ease of configuration and assignment modification, in other words...way cool. Cons: The organization of the instructions was created by an alien culture...but decipherable. Finding the correct connector on my OEM stereo was a tiny hurdle that was quickly overcome with daylight and not being color blind.
Utterly fantastic! Written By Orcish L, Great Bend, KS on Saturday, April 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I had lived without my controls all the time I had my Pioneer. When I replaced it I wanted to give a control adapter a try. I liked the look of the Maestro and its reviews, so I went with it even though it was a little higher. First, I should have read more closely. I went online, and went through the steps to update the firmware. Then , after I installed it, I tried to program it. BIg mistake! I was getting no where and very frustrated. So I quit for the night, and went over the online page again. Oops! When you update the firmware, the unit is programmed! Also, in reading the wiring instructions I noticed that you should connect the wire on pin one, OR the plug the mini jack into the aux port. I had done both! Next morning, after I adjusted the wiring, and re-flashed the unit it worked the first time EXACTLY as advertised! sweet and simple! Pros: I got my controls back! Looks like it works with a huge number os cars and stereos. Almost too simple to install. Cons: I would have understood this a lot faster if the web site asked you to program the unit rather than updating the firmware.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Written By Anonymous29, Daytona Beach, FL on Saturday, April 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Overall a excellent choice for a steering wheel control adapter. It's a little confusing first setting up, programming, & wiring, but once you get past that it's as easy as using your factory steering wheel controls. I have all my factory steering wheel settings plus fast forward & rewind (didn't have factory) which I use a lot. You can also reprogram any button with a different suggested function if you want to. It's a bit more expensive than the rest, but I think it's worth it. This or any steering wheel control adapter is worth it to me because you can use the stereo while keeping your hands on the wheel & your eyes on the road more which is a safety feature so your less likely to get in an accident. Pros: Retains all factory steering wheel controls/Can program any button for different functions if wanted Cons: A little confusing setting up/programming, but only initial setup/A little more expensive than competitors
Great Steering Wheel Controller Written By Eric S., Riverside, CA on Tuesday, April 02, 2013 I waited for this item to come out, as it was the first that said it was programmable. I wanted to be able to have ALL of my steering wheel buttons work with my new Kenwood headunit. The website did not have a flash for my specific application, but I was successfully able to program it myself. Very trick item if you are tech savvy. Pros: Works as advertised, ALL of my steering wheel buttons on my 12 Kia Forte Koup SX work with my Kenwood X996 unit. Plus, the push to hold feature effectively doubles the number of functions possible. Cons: Website and instructions not very clear. If you need to program yourself, NOT for the faint of heart.
perfect Written By DIYer, Reston, VA on Saturday, March 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Blows Axxess ASWC right out of the water. Very easy to program. USB connection to the PC and through web interface, you get to choose your car's make, model, steering wheel variation, and your aftermarket head unit. It flashes firmware to the unit over the web and generates a PDF that shows the wiring connection that applies to the specific car. In case you needed extra functionality, you could setup the device as a custom wheel interface, then you can program additional functions from steering wheel kep presses. You could even program long presses to do other.commands. Pros: Very easy to program and install. Will provide you with a complete list of commands that will apply to your head unit, then you decide which buttons on the steering wheel will do what command Cons: None
Great product, works as advertised Written By jza80, Orange County, CA on Monday, January 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased this product to operate an AVIC X940BT. Prior to installing it, I updated the firmware to the latest version on the iDatalink website - and I am glad I thought to do that because I was able to perform all the programming automatically with the firmware update just by entering my vehicle info into the website configuration utility. This made the installation very easy, everything worked perfectly at initial start-up with no extra effort needed by me to get it to work. IDatalink also had exact wiring info for my vehicle on their website, which also made the installation ALOT easier. Also, this product offers full A2DP function including track skip which apparently not all SW controllers do with my head unit. Finally, no detectable time lag between SW button pres and radio response. Just like the OEM system. This system also has a dual-function capability for press and hold versus momentary press and release. This can also be programmed at the mfg. website, with several options. So far I have not used these functions but it is nice to know the capability exists. Pros: Does everything well. Great mfg. support. Superior unit. Cons: None that I can see. It does cost more than the others but that small expense is well justified by the great mfg. support, web programming, great function overall, etc.
Maestro SW Written By Dave, Boston, MA on Monday, January 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Device works well, but website does not! It took me 30 minutes to find the correct download and setup the device driver on my computer.
Works Like A Charm! Written By Charlie T, Central NJ on Thursday, January 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed this in a 2007 Honda Odyssey coupling with Pioneer's new AVH-X3500BHS. I had initially tried the Axxess ASWC, but for some reason, I could never get it to work with my car/stereo combination even after flashing to the latest software. But the iDataLink Maestro worked like a charm. I flashed the module to the correct firmware with the supplied USB cable and an easy, intuitive PC interface. I downloaded the instruction sheet based on my car and stereo model from iDatalink's website and had to splice/connect 4 wires (simpler than it sounds). And that was it. In addition to the standard functions I used to have, I now have Bluetooth and additional audio functions added, including Mute. Highly impressed with this product. Pros: As close to a plug 'n play as you can get with these products. Easy, simple instructions (downloaded). Weblink application on the iDataLink website is pretty neat. Cons: Cannot use the Preset/Seek function with iPhone or Pandora (but I was told it may be a limitation of the stereo, not the module).
Easy installation and works great Written By mghubb, Lubbock, TX on Monday, January 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product was easy to install along with my other wiring kit ordered from Crutchfield. Pros: Easy programming and installation. Cons: None.
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW Written By rob, San Jose on Thursday, December 27, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This was a breeze to use. Programmed it on my computer and then connected it. Worked the first time with no issues. Allows second functions to be assigned to factory buttons which is a great feature. Pros: Easy to program, allows 2nd function for buttons, simple to use. Cons: None
Best ever Written By James, New York on Thursday, December 20, 2012 I have used pac and metra in the past and have always had problems. The Maestro SW works perfect the first time. Programming on the computer was so easy and the instructions were very clear and there is no learning in the car. And you can set each button to do two things. Dear Pac and Metra and Pac, Goodbye Pros: Easy to program, easy to install, works like it should, let you program each button for 2 functions. Cons: None
Worst instructions ever Written By steve, La. on Friday, December 07, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This thing works great, but came with no instructions what so ever. You have to go to the website and download them. And then they were not very good. I even called crutchfield and they could not figure it out either. The wire that hooks to BCM under the dash was wrong in the instructions. I had to just test wires until I found the right one. other than that the thing works great. Pros: easy to program for your vehicle and works like it should. Cons: Terrible instructions. And can NOT be programed with a mac, you must use a regular pc.
Awesome device. Written By SomeGuy, Rogers, AR on Tuesday, December 04, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to configure and easy to install. Works exactly as advertised.
Works like it should Written By Covey, Hanover, PA on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 I ordered the Maestro in conjuncion with a JVC navigation radio for my 2008 Nissan altima so i could retain my factory radio controls on my steering wheel. i talked to Tech support at I datalink snd they said my configuration would work. And it does exactly as i programed it to do which was easy. Pros: worked with my JVC and Nissan combination great Cons: none found
Works great! Written By BrandonL, Clarkston, WA on Tuesday, November 13, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Super easy to install- hook the module up to your computer, flash the programming, splice 3 to 7 wires (depending on your vehicle), and you are good to go! The nice thing is you can program additional commands to your steering wheel buttons based on if the button is pressed and released or if it is held down. Money well spent! Pros: Features Ease of installation Cons: none that I have found
Great product Written By MikeH, Goldsboro, NC on Wednesday, October 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to install and super easy to program with the online programmer. I was able to set my Volume up and down to make a voice call and answer incoming call with the push and hold function. Installed in an 11 Camry base model with JVC KD-AHD75BT. Pros: Retain steering wheel control and can reprogram buttons to your liking. Cons: None so far


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Surging Angels head to Minnesota behind Weaver
Twins look to Hernandez for turnaround at Target Field in makeup match
It's been a disappointing season for the Angels, no doubt, but manager Mike Scioscia has still found some enjoyment in his club's recent hot streak.
The Angels will head into Monday night's game against the Twins, a makeup from April 17, having won 12 of their last 16 games. They'll send Jered Weaver to the mound at Target Field as they try to extend that stretch deeper into September.
"We've got a great mix and match going with some young players and some veteran players, mostly young players. It's been fun to watch," Scioscia said before Sunday's 4-3 loss to the Rangers. "These guys are running hard. They're playing hard. It's been fun to watch these guys rebound from the depths of what's been a very frustrating season."
The Twins can relate on that front. Minnesota fell to Toronto on Sunday, tying the franchise record with 10 straight losses at home. The Washington Senators also lost 10 straight at home from Sept. 15-29, 1957, and no Twins club has lost 10 straight at home since 1961.
Minnesota has dropped 12 of its last 13 home games, a mark left-hander Pedro Hernandez will try to improve as he takes the mound against the Angels.
Hernandez is coming off a solid outing Tuesday against the Astros, his first start since June 23 and his first quality start in nine career outings. The lefty went six-plus innings, allowing two runs on six hits and no walks while striking out three. One goal Monday will be to pitch deeper into the game, as he was on a 70-85 pitch limit his last time out.
Weaver, meanwhile, has put together three straight quality starts, holding opponents to a .158 average while posting a 1.71 ERA over that span. The veteran right-hander lost his last time out, however, giving up three runs in seven innings against the Rays on Wednesday.
"It's tough," Weaver said. "I'm obviously a guy that likes to go out there and win ballgames, a pretty competitive person. It's just one of those games where we couldn't get anything going and a couple home runs beat us."
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Third baseman Luis Jimenez left Saturday's win over the Rangers and didn't play Sunday due to a right thumb contusion. That injury occurred when he was hit by a pitch, but his left thumb was banged up on a slide into home plate. Jimenez said both thumbs felt better Sunday, and he expects to only miss a few days.
The Angels recalled infielder Tommy Field from Triple-A Salt Lake in case Jimenez does miss significant time, but Scioscia said Jimenez is "hopefully" day to day.
• The Angels' top two Minor League affiliates are set to kick off their respective championship series on Tuesday. Triple-A Salt Lake won the PCL Pacific Conference Championship and advanced to the finals, a best-of-five series. Double-A Arkansas, meanwhile, will begin the Texas League Championship Series.
Twins: Seven players called up
With Triple-A Rochester's season over, the Twins called up seven players following Sunday's 2-0 loss to the Blue Jays: catcher Eric Fryer, infielder Eduardo Escobar, outfielder Chris Parmelee, left-hander Scott Diamond and right-handers Michael Tonkin, Cole De Vries and Shairon Martis.
To make room on their 40-man roster, the Twins transferred right-hander Samuel Deduno and outfielder Wilkin Ramirez from the 15-day disabled list to the 60-day DL.
• Alex Presley went 2-for-3 on Sunday, extending his hitting streak to five games. He has at least one hit in six of his seven games since the Twins acquired him in exchange for Justin Morneau on Aug. 31. In that stretch, he's hitting .387 (12-for-31) with two doubles, a home run and five RBIs, and five of those outings have been multi-hit performances.
Worth noting
• The Twins lead the season series between these two clubs, 4-1, but the Angels have gone 66-52 against the Twins since 2000. The Angels' 354 all-time wins against Minnesota are their most against any non-American League West opponent.
• Twins third baseman Trevor Plouffe has at least one hit in 17 of his last 20 games dating back to Aug. 18. He's hitting .321 (25-for-78) with eight doubles, two homers and five RBIs during that stretch.
Adam Berry is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @adamdberry. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Slowly but surely, Urban Meyer is remaking the Buckeyes in his image of a national championship team.
Not the �02 Buckeyes. More like his �06 and �08 Florida Gators.
Braxton Miller and Carlos Hyde are Tim Tebow and Percy Harvin reincarnate, except for a little role reversal. Here, the tailback is the bruiser and the quarterback is the broken field artist. In Gainesville, it was vice versa, with Tebow applying the smack and Harvin the sizzle.
On defense, it starts up front for Meyer, and it�s reflected in the way he recruits. Ohio State�s D-line is very young, but could shape up to be the best, from this perspective, since Simon Fraser, Darrion Scott, Tim Anderson and Will Smith, all NFLers, made up the front wall in 2003.
That said, this front four is still a work in progress. There were no sacks last week of Iowa�s first-year starter Jake Rudock, who threw for 245 yards and three touchdowns on his 34 attempts. There wasn�t even a penalty flag thrown on one of Rudock�s linemen for holding.
Just keep telling yourself it�s growing pains. Or, in Adolphus Washington�s case, groin pain. It�s going to get better.
The Buckeyes aren�t at the stage yet where they are disrupting quarterbacks the way Florida�s linemen � Meyer�s linemen � breezed through the turnstiles in the 2006 BCS national championship game to undress OSU quarterback Troy Smith in the Gators� 41-14 victory.
Which brings us back to Miller and Hyde.
In the Buckeyes� 34-24 victory over Iowa, they each went over 100 yards rushing. Two backs over 100 yards has only happened six times in this century at OSU and they�ve authored that feat on three of those occasions.
One shudders to think where Ohio State would have been without them against the Hawkeyes. The Buckeyes didn�t punt and didn�t commit a turnover, but still had to rally in the second half because of defensive deficiencies, beginning with an inability to get off the field in the first 30 minutes.
OSU fans can take solace knowing Miller doesn�t need to be a one-man gang as was so often the case the last two years.
Hyde has been an absolute beast the last two games, rushing for 317 yards and five touchdowns against Northwestern and Iowa. And he�s only going to get better if defenses become more distracted by Miller.
Last week was the first time in the three games since he came back from an MCL sprain in his left knee that Miller looked like his old self. If you factor in his right arm, even better.
Twenty-two of 27 passing?
�With my drop, he would have been even better than that,� tight end Jeff Heuerman joked. �And he was the electric Braxton (102 yards rushing) we�re used to seeing.�
Many questioned Miller�s pain threshold during his three-game absence and he seemed to blame his knee issues for his three-turnover performance that almost got him yanked at Northwestern.
Meyer must be glad now he didn�t pull that trigger.
�Making some of those cuts he was making (against Iowa), I don�t know how you could do that at less than 100 percent,� receiver Evan Spencer said.
There haven�t been two better runs in the country � certainly not back-to-back � than Miller�s 75-yard scramble (slight exaggeration) to pick up 9 yards, setting up Hyde�s stagger-stepping, goal line-launching 19-yard game-clincher.
Hyde was knocked off balance and actually retreated a couple of yards before regaining his bearings and dealing Iowa a knockout blow.
Two streaks remained intact: Ohio State still hasn�t lost a game under Meyer and Hyde has not lost a yard rushing this season.
�If you can get blockers on defenders and create movement and seams, he�s going to get positive yardage,� line coach Ed Warinner said. �He and the line make a great combination.�
Almost as good as Hyde and Miller.
They�re the kind of marquee duo Ohio State needs to build its BCS case.
When Ohio State has the ball
The Buckeyes, thanks to their riverboat gambler coach Urban Meyer, lead the Big Ten in fourth down conversions with 11. That�s in 16 attempts, for a .688 success percentage, third behind Minnesota (6 of 7) and Michigan (3 of 4), hardly in the same risk-taker category as OSU. Penn State is tied for the NCAA lead in fourth down defense, having allowed zero conversions in five attempts. It will be interesting to see what happens if these two teams get the chance to match strength vs. strength.
When Penn State has the ball
After what Wisconsin�s Jared Abbrederis did to the Buckeyes � 10 catches, 207 yards, one TD � it�s easy to imagine Penn State�s Allen Robinson trashing the OSU secondary. He�s been the Big Ten�s best and most consistent receiver for two years and checks in with 43 receptions for 705 yards � a 117.5-yard average � and five touchdowns. Even though Penn State has one of the league�s more prolific passing attacks, the Buckeyes can�t completely ignore the running game. The Lions have had three backs go over 100 yards in a game this season: Zach Zwinak, Bill Belton and Akeel Lynch (twice).
No more Miller Lite
Last week�s performance vs. Iowa was the height of efficiency for Braxton Miller, from both a rushing and passing standpoint. Hopefully that means he�s put his knee issues � mentally and physically � behind him. Miller had a big game rushing against the Lions last year and it bodes well for Saturday night that Penn State had all sorts of problems with Michigan�s multi-purpose Devin Gardner before pulling that game out in overtime.
�Pick� your poison
It�s uncanny how the Buckeyes have had eight interception returns for touchdowns over their last 11 games against Penn State, dating back to 2002. All of the pick-6s have come in six games, with Ohio State winning them all. Only Northwestern (17), Michigan (15) and Nebraska (14) have more takeaways in the Big Ten (13), so maybe the Buckeyes are just holding off on pick-6s until the Lions hit town.
Coach: Urban Meyer 19-0 in second season
Passing: QB Braxton Miller 71-102-831 yds., 8 TD; 2 INT
Rushing: TB Carlos Hyde 72-443, 6.2 avg., 5 TD
Receiving: WR Philly Brown 33-453, 13.7 avg., 6 TD; WR Devin Smith 30-434, 14.5 avg., 6 TD
Defense: (Tackles) LB Ryan Shazier 56; (TFL) Shazier 8; (PBU) CB Doran Grant 7
Nittany Lions
Continue a trend
Iowa�s first-year starter Jake Rudock last week became the third quarterback to have a career day against the Buckeyes this season, joining Cal freshman Jared Goff and Wisconsin�s redshirt sophomore Joel Stave. Will Penn State�s Christian Hackenberg keep up a disturbing pattern? Don�t bet against it. Already the Big Ten�s most NFL-ready quarterback, the 6-foot-3, 220-pound freshman is the league�s top-ranked passer, having thrown for 1,672 yards and 11 TDs, with only six interceptions.
Clean it up
The Lions lead the Big Ten in fewest penalty yards per game at 33.8, but their problem is coming up with enough takeaways to offset the giveways. Penn State is at minus-4 in turnover margin. Only Purdue is worse at minus-5 and only Illinois (5) has fewer takeaways than Penn State (9).
Coach: Bill O�Brien 12-6 in second year
Passing: QB Christian Hackenberg 132-226-1,672 yds., 11 TD; 6 INT
Rushing: TB Zach Swinak 92-393, 4.3 avg., 8 TD; TB Bill Belton 70-369, 5.3 avg., 3 TD
Receiving: WR Allen Robinson 43-705, 16.4 avg., 5 TD
Defense: (Tackles) LB Glenn Carson 49; (TFL) DT DaQuan Jones 8.5; (PBU) CB Jordan Lucas 7
Scouting reports
Penn State
Pity anybody else who thinks he�s in contention for Big Ten Freshman of the Year honors on offense, because it�s a done deal. Just like the special effects crew behind �Gravity� is going to win the Oscar, Penn State quarterback Christian Hackenberg has BIG Rookie of the Year written all over him. He probably clinched it with a 305-yard, four-touchdown performance in the four-overtime win over Michigan. He had a Kenny Guiton moment in that one, leading the Lions 80 yards with no timeouts in the final 50 seconds of regulation. Allen Robinson, who could be just as big a pain for the Buckeyes, had two catches on the drive for 65 yards, including a 36-yarder that set the Lions up at the 1. Hackenberg�s performance resulted in Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors for the third time. The chance to work with Bill O�Brien, Tom Brady�s mentor with the New England Patriots, was a big reason he signed with the scandal-ridden program.
Ohio State
Penn State is proud, and rightly so, of its 91.7 success rate in the red zone. But it�s no Ohio State. The Buckeyes are right behind the Lions at 91.4, but actually way ahead if you consider they have traveled into the zone 11 more times (in one more game) and have scored 27 touchdowns, along with five field goals, in 35 total chances. Penn State is 22 of 24 with 16 touchdowns. Big deal, right? OSU�s 27 red zone TDs are two more than the next closest Big Ten teams � Michigan and Indiana. Last week was one of the few times the Buckeyes have had weapons Braxton Miller, Carlos Hyde and Jordan Hall together, but they are averaging 45 points, 280 yards rushing and 493 yards total offense. And, given a suspect defense, they�ll probably need to keep hitting those averages to stay unbeaten and relevant in the BCS conversation.


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Looks great. Not too sure about the latest Batman voice actor. With almost every one of these movies featuring Batman in them, some consistency would be nice. I realize that most of them are supposed to be stand alone stories, but that doesn't mean we need all new voice actors every time. Kevin Conroy, Bruce Greenwood, Peter Weller, whoever. Pick someone good and go with them. The role is too important to keep giving it to actors not up to the task, like Benjamin McKenzie in Batman: Year One.
Wyldstarr - I guess you haven't read the comic.... There is actually a great reason for this batman to have a different voice.
I can't wait to see this on the big screen at comicon.... I loved this book
Yes, I've read the comic. McKenzie was terrible. It was as though he were reading the script for the first time. Very stilted and unnatural. People don't sound like a robot when they're young. At least they made a bad choice for a story where Batman barely speaks, and the awesome Bryan Cranston plays Gordon, the real star of the tale.
Wyldstaar- I guess your not getting what Tevii said. If you really did READ the comic then you will understand why it is not one of those voice actor's you've listed. I don't want to spoil it for non comic readers but you answered your own question if you said you rad the series.
I am so excited for this one. I am looking forward to the Flash/Batman meet. This should be another win for DCU!!
I agree with Wyldstaar, the voice actor for Batman sounds horrible. Was Kevin Conroy busy or something?


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Three votes for idiot.
This type of reasoning has been around forever. It's certainly not the first time I've heard any of this. Of course, aspects of it can be true. Why not? But that is not to say that every man who plays a sport or is a bully and beats up other guys is gay. There may be closeted "straight" men who play contact sports for the thrill of bodily contact with another man, but I would venture to say it is a subconscious thing, not something preplanned. Homosexuality is a complex issue and cannot be reasoned away in a few sentences by a crime writer in a novel. The author brings up some interesting points, but does himself a disservice by couching it in such an off-handed way.
I think gay men are just like any other men. Being gay does not mean being a sex maniac...I am sure most would play sports just because they like sports. I do not think the gay lifestyle is a choice. Some gay folks are very obviously gay...they look and act it. Other folks are just the run of the mill everyday person. I think they are made the way God wanted them to be and there is absolutely nothing wrong with it.
As to the writer, he is probably just showing how stupid this character is. This is hard to say if one is not familiar with the book. Who wrote it, meduckie?
...the Resident Idiot votes the "Idiot" ticket...now having cast my ballot...I LIKE touching sweaty people...not that there's anything wrong with that...
I think it's just armchair psychology by a character in a book, no way can anyone accurately generalize sexual orientation that way.
That said, I sometimes have to wonder about people who go out of their way to bash gays every chance they get, seems like they're trying to cover up something...
This works in many ways. I have quite a few gay friends and at least two of them absolutely detest lesbians. And they aren't joking. They run them down every opportunity they get and they have no feasible reason for it, other than because they are lesbians and they judge them all the same. I also have gay friends who believe they can turn any man to their sexual persuasion if they wanted to.
This just proves to me that all people can be strange/judgemental/deluded, irrespective of their sexuality.