Auxillary input device
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Auxillary input device
I just purchased an auxillary input device from precision interface electronics. Its model number is the x3frdw. It comes with the box a remote and a vehicle specific t cable. It literaly installs in 3 minutes. You simply open the center console and remove the two screws anchoring the cd changer to the front of the console and lean it back to give you acess to the connector on the drivers side. You pull that connector out ond plug it in to the t harness then the other end of the harness in to the changer. Then plug the cable in to the input box and voila your done. The unit I have has 3 inputs. So now I can run my XM and DVD player plus I still have a spare port. It sounds great just as clear as the cd changer. My only problem is I have to re-run the power for my dvd player and monitors as I have a horrible ground loop noise issue. (my own fault). I went through www.myradiostore.com to get it and it was $87.00 shipped to my door. Not too shabby. Just thought I would share my experience with all of you. As a note these boxes only work if you currently have a cd changer hooked up.
Bill
Bill
Last edited by groundrat; Jan 15, 2005 at 11:27 AM. Reason: Spelling errors
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Update: I bought 2 ground loop isolators from radio shack it everything is golden!! Ths thing rocks. I would highly recommend it to anyone that is looking for a way to interface an external audio device without having to buy a new radio.
