Posted: Jan 07 2005 at 11:45pm | IP Logged

Maybe this is the solution some of you have been looking for: I found the following in a Crutchfield magazine I got today:

NEW "USA SPEC", " ..."With USA SPEC's new factory stereo adapters, you can hook up almost any add-on device....ranging from MiniDisc player to a hard drive to satellite radio. These adapters allow you to plug in and drive off into the sunset with your car's factory stereo playing your favorite songs...Each adapter comes with 2 auxiliary inputs, so you can focus on the road, not changing sources. We have adapters for many makes and models..."  ...$59.99 each

They also have:

"PAC"  "Hold on to your steering wheel controls and replace your factory stereo with PAC's Radio Control Interface"  ..... $69.99

see www.crutchfield.com

Posted: Jan 09 2005 at 8:17am | IP Logged

dram56 wrote: BuyDell, Here is a link to the "AUX - In" preamp that most people are using in their Titans.  Costs $35 and has adjustable level outputs to you AUX connection and it runs on your 12 volt power.   It's the P.I.E LD-1. http://www.discountcarstereo.com/detail.aspx?ID=317 . I just ordered one to use with my Sirius Radio Sporster. Dave

dram56 ,

   Who better than you!!!!!  NOBODY !!!!! 

I think I may order up of the those puppies myself!!! I can get a similar device at Radio  Shack for $21. the bad part is that it takes 2 aaa batteries which would need replacing quite often as I use my radio ALOT. I could tap around and find the voltage needed, but thats a pain in the ass !!!!

Thanks again!!!!!

Posted: Jan 20 2005 at 6:25am | IP Logged

scubachad wrote: I think so.

Thanks, it was indeed in the manual, page 4-31 (I have the type D radio head.)

Greg