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I believe all you need is the sat radio product of choice - some have used the Cayenne Sat Radio package to do this, others have gone aftermarket.
Excellent. I know what to do now. Thanks.
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Yes. Here is the info straight from our customer who did this:
First I hooked up the SAT by splicing into the existing CD changer power. I then replaced the CD changer with Dension unit using some of the extra cables that come with the unit. It is obviously critical to get the fiber connected in the correct direction.
The Cayenne XM or Sirius work and install the same. The channels and all info show up on the PCM screen:
First I hooked up the SAT by splicing into the existing CD changer power. I then replaced the CD changer with Dension unit using some of the extra cables that come with the unit. It is obviously critical to get the fiber connected in the correct direction.
The Cayenne XM or Sirius work and install the same. The channels and all info show up on the PCM screen:
Does Reus use your stuff? I think I am going to have them do my turbo with the "Big" system, maybe they could do the iPod/SAT/Tooki stuff also.
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I was mistaken! Very sorry about this. But after noodling on this for a day or two I went back to my earlier customer's reply to me on this, and asked the specifics. I was wrong in my interpretation of the memo he sent me.
For clarity, he connected the Cayenne Sat Radio to the MOST bus, and that was what is pictured. I was totally wrong and apologize for the confusion.
Dension does allow an Aux port to bring Sat or other sources in, but you'll need to verify your own setup. If other devices do the trick better, just make sure they work with the MOST bus. I believe Stephen at Imagine Auto has done this setup before and has a DIY on his site too.
Very sorry for the error.
Robert, we have a pro installer in the L.A. area if that works for you. Just let me know. I'm sure Reus could do this as well.
For clarity, he connected the Cayenne Sat Radio to the MOST bus, and that was what is pictured. I was totally wrong and apologize for the confusion.
Dension does allow an Aux port to bring Sat or other sources in, but you'll need to verify your own setup. If other devices do the trick better, just make sure they work with the MOST bus. I believe Stephen at Imagine Auto has done this setup before and has a DIY on his site too.
Very sorry for the error.
Robert, we have a pro installer in the L.A. area if that works for you. Just let me know. I'm sure Reus could do this as well.
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I was mistaken! Very sorry about this. But after noodling on this for a day or two I went back to my earlier customer's reply to me on this, and asked the specifics. I was wrong in my interpretation of the memo he sent me.
For clarity, he connected the Cayenne Sat Radio to the MOST bus, and that was what is pictured. I was totally wrong and apologize for the confusion.
Dension does allow an Aux port to bring Sat or other sources in, but you'll need to verify your own setup. If other devices do the trick better, just make sure they work with the MOST bus. I believe Stephen at Imagine Auto has done this setup before and has a DIY on his site too.
Very sorry for the error.
Robert, we have a pro installer in the L.A. area if that works for you. Just let me know. I'm sure Reus could do this as well.
For clarity, he connected the Cayenne Sat Radio to the MOST bus, and that was what is pictured. I was totally wrong and apologize for the confusion.
Dension does allow an Aux port to bring Sat or other sources in, but you'll need to verify your own setup. If other devices do the trick better, just make sure they work with the MOST bus. I believe Stephen at Imagine Auto has done this setup before and has a DIY on his site too.
Very sorry for the error.
Robert, we have a pro installer in the L.A. area if that works for you. Just let me know. I'm sure Reus could do this as well.
Regardless, the aux input is a huge plus to me even if I have to add an aftermarket controller, sending a direct signal into the MOST system is WAAAAAAAAAAY better than an RF solution.
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See the below link for the previous tooki install thread from a week or so ago. there are pics of the mic installs. the tooki mic does fit in the OEM spot- that's where i installed mine, I think i am going to revise my thumbs up for the OEM install location
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ighlight=tooki
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ighlight=tooki
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See the below link for the previous tooki install thread from a week or so ago. there are pics of the mic installs. the tooki mic does fit in the OEM spot- that's where i installed mine, I think i am going to revise my thumbs up for the OEM install location
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ighlight=tooki
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ighlight=tooki
Where are you moving your mic to?
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