Sirius S50 Install.
01-21-2007, 02:43 PM
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Sirius S50 Install. I am getting ready to wire my S50 in, I have an aftermarket Pioneer with an Aux input on the front. Should I hardwire my S50 in the rear so I can use my MP3 Player on the Aux in the front or just swtich them out on the Aux when I want?
Also Does anyone in here have a S50 mounted up in a F-Body? Trying to figure out where to put mine. Thanks guys!
Also Does anyone in here have a S50 mounted up in a F-Body? Trying to figure out where to put mine. Thanks guys!
01-21-2007, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by ItSStock00
Should I hardwire my S50 in the rear so I can use my MP3 Player on the Aux in the front or just swtich them out on the Aux when I want?
What model is it?
01-21-2007, 07:32 PM
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From that site:
I'd suggest getting the CD-RB10 ($35) or CD-RB20 ($80) to connect the Sirius unit to the IP-BUS in the back of the headunit. Crutchfield also carries them.
Originally Posted by Crutchfield
Auxiliary Inputs: The DEH-P2900MP is equipped with a front panel 3.5mm stereo minijack auxiliary input for connecting external components, such as a portable MP3 player, DVD, or VCR. A second auxiliary device can be connected to this unit when an optional adapter is connected to the IP-Bus connector on the rear panel. This auxiliary input (known as AUX 2) must be turned on. See below for more information on the 2nd Auxiliary Input.
2nd Auxiliary Input Ready: In addition to the front panel minijack Aux input (AUX 1), you can connect a second auxiliary component by connecting an IP-Bus/RCA connector. The CD-RB10 lets you connect one auxiliary component, and the CD-RB20 lets you connect an auxiliary component and a CD changer via the IP-Bus connector on the back of the head unit.
2nd Auxiliary Input Ready: In addition to the front panel minijack Aux input (AUX 1), you can connect a second auxiliary component by connecting an IP-Bus/RCA connector. The CD-RB10 lets you connect one auxiliary component, and the CD-RB20 lets you connect an auxiliary component and a CD changer via the IP-Bus connector on the back of the head unit.
01-21-2007, 08:43 PM
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Awesome, I will look into that. I just wanted to make sure the 2 wouldn't interfere with each other but now I see where it says the second aux, would have to be turned on. Thanks!
So does anyone run a S50 in an F-Body?
So does anyone run a S50 in an F-Body?
