Monsoon 2001+ CD question
I dont know how its done though.
This might work for you though:
http://www.myradiostore.us/auxadapte...ger/x3gm9.html
Although with this device, the external CD Chagner must be present (accoding to the description on the site).
Did you say that you have the GM9-AUX?
http://www.myradiostore.us/auxadapte...r/gm9-aux.html
If so, you can just get a $20-$30 RCA input selector from anywhere and put it in-line to the RCA-IN of the GM9-AUX. Although, with this route, you'll have to get creative about witch switchbox to use and how to hide/mount it (for aesthetics) since they are meant for switching A/V source in a home environment.
I have the GM9-AUX in my car (and I bought it from www.myradiostore.com). It plugs in-line with the factory CD Changer (but I dont have one). Pressing the "CD/Play" button on the headnunit in my Formula switches from the internal cd player to the XM Satellite radio that I have connected to the GM9-AUX's RCA-IN. If I had the factory CD Changer then pushing the button again should swap to it. In that situation, the headunit would be swapping between 2 external sources. Its possible that is the limit of the radio, but I remember reading a doc somewhere saying that the 2001-2002 headunit can control more than 2 external sources, but I dont know how its done (brainstorm...maybe get another GM9-AUX and install it after the first one? hmm, I might try that).
Maybe you should start a thread on this. If you do I'll post this up in it.
I fixed the links
Last edited by VIP1; Jul 28, 2005 at 09:44 PM.
Are you sure that you have the GM9-AUX and not one of the others?
I'll have to take some pics and post them up (Its getting late --working in the morning-- and I dont feel like pulling my headunit right now).
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You could plug an addition changer into the GM9-AUX but you wouldn't be able to change tracks or discs from the head unit. All it provides is auxiliary line-level input from an auxiliary device - not control. Of course, you can still control the factory changer from the radio controls - just not the second device.






