XM question, or high fidelity bluesville...
09-12-2005, 08:12 PM
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XM question, or high fidelity bluesville...
FM modulators give me the creeps- they just strip away too much sound. The tape adapter sounds infinitely better than the modulator, but the tape adapter makes for one ugly installation! What are my options? I have the Bose deal w/ built in CD changer. Is there ANYWAY to run my XM Roady on a line in?
In advance, Thanks!
In advance, Thanks!
09-12-2005, 09:43 PM
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Yup. Since you already have a Roady, one easy way is to get a Blitzsafe adaptor.
It allows the Symphony II radio to think the XM is an external CD changer. You still retain the in-dash 6 disc changer.
09-13-2005, 04:31 AM
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Just went through this myself. Ended up with Blitzsafe and am very happy. ->
The direct wired FM modulator sounded terrible to me and like you, the tape sounded much better but I didn't want the wire hanging out of the head unit.
I tried the P.I.E. adapter (sold by Crutchfield) and it was much better, but was a little muddy. I couldn't get the EQ right.
I switched out to a Blitzsafe and it sounds great. Blitz has two versions: one plugs into the back of the radio and one plugs into the CD changer round connector in the trunk.
I tried the P.I.E. adapter (sold by Crutchfield) and it was much better, but was a little muddy. I couldn't get the EQ right.
I switched out to a Blitzsafe and it sounds great. Blitz has two versions: one plugs into the back of the radio and one plugs into the CD changer round connector in the trunk.
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