Aux Radio Option
It's actually a good question, that hasn't been answered yet, afaik!
My GUESS is that the jacks are at the back of the unit, and it shouldn't just be for a DVD. There are lots of uses for an auxillary input, like for an iPod for example.
My GUESS is that the jacks are at the back of the unit, and it shouldn't just be for a DVD. There are lots of uses for an auxillary input, like for an iPod for example.
I use a Sony mini disk and would like a jack to plug it in direct. To this point I've used a cassette tape converter which is a noisey option. Any info from a current owner would be helpful.
Several people have changed in favor of aftermarket, was hoping that they had a chance to inspect. If my car ever gets here I will post some photos if I can find out what type of connections and where they are at. Hoping they are RCA in the back of the head unit myself.
I'm pretty sure they're phono plugs (the standard stuff...you know...red...white), but I don't have my unit right now (my friend was fit-checking it in his F250...alas...didn't fit), but as soon as I can get a pic and an answer I'll let you know.
You can add a Sirius PNP (or even XM if that is your brand) by using a connector between the antenna and the radio. When you turn on the Sirius unit, it will bypass all FM signals from the antenna and only send the "FM" signal from the Sirius unit directly into the radio. Admittedly, not as great as a direct RCA connection, but it is MUCH better than the hardly bearable FM modulation option straight from the unit. I have this setup in two of my cars and it works great!
The part number for the Sirius Audiovox PNP is SIRSWB (made by Audiovox). Only about $15 online:
http://www.x10.com/electronics/allcategori...vox_SIRSWB.html
Then, all you have to do is connect the switchbox wire directly to the PNP unit, connect power and the antenna and you are all set.
But, I agree, it will be nice when/if it becomes FACTORY available at a REASONABLE price (not the $699 that Mercedes Benz is quoting)!
The part number for the Sirius Audiovox PNP is SIRSWB (made by Audiovox). Only about $15 online:
http://www.x10.com/electronics/allcategori...vox_SIRSWB.html
Then, all you have to do is connect the switchbox wire directly to the PNP unit, connect power and the antenna and you are all set.
But, I agree, it will be nice when/if it becomes FACTORY available at a REASONABLE price (not the $699 that Mercedes Benz is quoting)!
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