XM in 4th Gen w/Bose
#1
XM in 4th Gen w/Bose
Hey all...I searched the threads on this but didn't find much. I want to get XM but I don't want to remove the Bose system. Has anyone come up with a solution for this? I don't want to use a tape adapter (obviously), and I doubt an FM modulator would deliver the signal to its potential.
I came across someone selling adapters for the CD Changer plug...but I guess he's stopped selling them and now only offers the instructions. This is the ideal solution, IMO, to just be able to hit the CD CHG button and have the XM fed right into the head unit. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks. It's a 95 GLE, BTW.
-Ryan
t_sirveaux@hotmail.com
I came across someone selling adapters for the CD Changer plug...but I guess he's stopped selling them and now only offers the instructions. This is the ideal solution, IMO, to just be able to hit the CD CHG button and have the XM fed right into the head unit. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks. It's a 95 GLE, BTW.
-Ryan
t_sirveaux@hotmail.com
#4
Originally Posted by azflat4
Hey all...I searched the threads on this but didn't find much. I want to get XM but I don't want to remove the Bose system. Has anyone come up with a solution for this? I don't want to use a tape adapter (obviously), and I doubt an FM modulator would deliver the signal to its potential.
I came across someone selling adapters for the CD Changer plug...but I guess he's stopped selling them and now only offers the instructions. This is the ideal solution, IMO, to just be able to hit the CD CHG button and have the XM fed right into the head unit. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks. It's a 95 GLE, BTW.
-Ryan
t_sirveaux@hotmail.com
I came across someone selling adapters for the CD Changer plug...but I guess he's stopped selling them and now only offers the instructions. This is the ideal solution, IMO, to just be able to hit the CD CHG button and have the XM fed right into the head unit. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks. It's a 95 GLE, BTW.
-Ryan
t_sirveaux@hotmail.com
#5
Originally Posted by azflat4
Hey all...I searched the threads on this but didn't find much. I want to get XM but I don't want to remove the Bose system. Has anyone come up with a solution for this? I don't want to use a tape adapter (obviously), and I doubt an FM modulator would deliver the signal to its potential.
I came across someone selling adapters for the CD Changer plug...but I guess he's stopped selling them and now only offers the instructions. This is the ideal solution, IMO, to just be able to hit the CD CHG button and have the XM fed right into the head unit. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks. It's a 95 GLE, BTW.
-Ryan
t_sirveaux@hotmail.com
I came across someone selling adapters for the CD Changer plug...but I guess he's stopped selling them and now only offers the instructions. This is the ideal solution, IMO, to just be able to hit the CD CHG button and have the XM fed right into the head unit. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks. It's a 95 GLE, BTW.
-Ryan
t_sirveaux@hotmail.com
Good luck shopping, satellite radio will spoil you. You will never listen to regular radio again.
#6
So with the FM modulator...when you're listening to the satellite radio, you're driving around with the FM antenna extended all the time? I'm assuming if the FM modulator is near the head unit it'll work and you don't need the antenna extended, right? If so, I think I'd install a switch on the antenna line, because I figure once I got satellite I'll never go back, so why drive around with that mast sticking out of the back of my car...
-Ryan
-Ryan
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