Aux???
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Aux??? Where are the aux inputs in our cars? I have an 02 SS with the monsoon system, the radio out, yet no AUX??? is it in the rear well by the amp???
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You need a PIE GM9-AUX to convert the CD-Changer port on the back of the headunit into an RCA AUX-IN.
http://www.fadingarrow.com/XMSatelliteRadio.htm
http://www.fadingarrow.com/XMSatelliteRadio.htm
has anybody actually tried one of these units in their own car? How does it switch from aux input back to regular radio? I'm just confused because I was just told by our local car audio place that the aux input boxes only work on factory stereos that have a button for aux or cd changer. Since mine was a regular single CD in-dash unit, it did not support the CD-changer (aux) input. Can someone please clarify for me what will work with my stock stereo?
I want to add an aux input to my stock monsoon head unit. What is the best way to do this?
THANKS!!
I want to add an aux input to my stock monsoon head unit. What is the best way to do this?
THANKS!!
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I have the GM9-AUX in my 2001 Formula to connect XM Radio.
You just need a headunit that can control the factory CD Changer:
* 1998-2002 Cassette headunits
* 2000-2002 CD Headunits
(Some mid-late 1999 CD headunits too)
Since you (Johns98TA) have a 1998 CD heaunit, it can't control the factory CD Changer and the GM9-AUX won't work with it either.
You just need a headunit that can control the factory CD Changer:
* 1998-2002 Cassette headunits
* 2000-2002 CD Headunits
(Some mid-late 1999 CD headunits too)
Since you (Johns98TA) have a 1998 CD heaunit, it can't control the factory CD Changer and the GM9-AUX won't work with it either.
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I have been reading up on the posts concerning the aux input using the PIE 9pin adaptor. Basically I have discerned that you can only use the Aux device or CD changer. I have a 1999 Monsoon head unit, and I have the 12 disc changer plugged into the stock head unit (works fine, CD Play button switches b/w single CD and changer). If I unplug the the cd changer and plug in the aux adaptor could that work?
Sorry for bringing this back from the dead.
Josh
Sorry for bringing this back from the dead.
Josh
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From: Jacksonville, FL (originally from Toronto Canada)
Yes, you can plug in the GM9-AUX in place of the CD changer. The adapter has a pass-thru port that would allow you to plug in both the adapter and the changer but only 01-02 models supported having two devices connected. On your 99 you would have the auxiliary and the changer playing at the same time. And that sounds awful - believe me, I tried it. At least you don't have to worry about compatibility - you already have a changer so you know the adapter will work.
