Radio Help

#1

You all helped me a year or so ago and I was hoping I could get a little
more :-) My wife has a 2004 Accord EX with the base radio/6 CD changer. I
wanted to install her IPOD into the car and someone pointed me to a
fantastic site that sells a little box by car model. It plugged into the
back of the radio and plugs into the bottom of the IPOD. It runs off the
CDC section of the radio.

Now I would like to give her XM or Sirius radio. I was looking for the same
site and I cannot remember it. I would like to add the radio as well as
keep the functionality of the IPOD. Can this be done? I don't want to add
the radio or change the IPOD to a wireless FM style, but have it directly
plugged in. Any help or advise would be appreciated. Also, if you have any
recommendations on what and where to purchase, pass them along as well!
Thanks!

#2

"Hachiroku ãƒãƒãƒ*ã‚¯" <Trueno (AT) AE86 (DOT) gts> wrote

Quote:

On Sat, 19 May 2007 13:57:35 +0000, Ron P wrote:

You all helped me a year or so ago and I was hoping I could get a little
more :-) My wife has a 2004 Accord EX with the base radio/6 CD changer.
I wanted to install her IPOD into the car and someone pointed me to a
fantastic site that sells a little box by car model. It plugged into the
back of the radio and plugs into the bottom of the IPOD. It runs off the
CDC section of the radio.

Now I would like to give her XM or Sirius radio. I was looking for the
same site and I cannot remember it. I would like to add the radio as
well
as keep the functionality of the IPOD. Can this be done? I don't want
to
add the radio or change the IPOD to a wireless FM style, but have it
directly plugged in. Any help or advise would be appreciated. Also, if
you have any recommendations on what and where to purchase, pass them
along as well! Thanks!

Most XM radios have a built in FM transmitter now.
I have one car wired to accept a cable from the XM out to an AUX in, and
in two other cars I have a 'blank' FM channel set to the XM's frequency
(the freq can be changed, BTW)

I notice NO difference in sound. So, if you already have the iPod adapter,
unless you buy a new box with RCA inputs and then cables for the iPod and
the XM, you're better off just mounting the XM on the dash as close to the
radio as possible and running it that way.

OK, thanks. I thought, as with the IPOD, the FM quality is less than best.
The IPOD through an FM transmitter stinks.

#3

Ron P wrote:

Quote:

You all helped me a year or so ago and I was hoping I could get a little
more :-) My wife has a 2004 Accord EX with the base radio/6 CD
changer. I wanted to install her IPOD into the car and someone pointed
me to a fantastic site that sells a little box by car model. It plugged
into the back of the radio and plugs into the bottom of the IPOD. It
runs off the CDC section of the radio.

Now I would like to give her XM or Sirius radio. I was looking for the
same site and I cannot remember it. I would like to add the radio as
well as keep the functionality of the IPOD. Can this be done? I don't
want to add the radio or change the IPOD to a wireless FM style, but
have it directly plugged in. Any help or advise would be appreciated.
Also, if you have any recommendations on what and where to purchase,
pass them along as well! Thanks!

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You can start at Crutchfield's.

'Curly'

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