sirius radio, how do you hook it up?
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I'm not positive with Sirius but with XM you can use the Tape player to feed the signal. It's that fake cassette deal... but of course he must have a cassette player in his car and I don't know anyone that has one of those anymore.
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I beleive he does have a cassete; but preferable if he didnt have any wires heh. I know what your tlakin about; I used to have that back a few years ago before cars had CD players standard.(holy crap thats the first time I could say something like that...*jumps off a cliff and laughs at those that remember 8 tracks*)
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Ares, You might want to look at http://www.pac-audio.com/ I don't know if they have a solution for you but worth a shot. They make AUX connectors for alot of different cars. I used one in my Z and it's perfect.
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Originally Posted by rjpaterson
Ares, You might want to look at http://www.pac-audio.com/ I don't know if they have a solution for you but worth a shot. They make AUX connectors for alot of different cars. I used one in my Z and it's perfect.
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Originally Posted by Santacruzslick
+1 for that idea...
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