Hey Everybody,

What do you think , any thoughts you might wanna share ? Is it better to use the AUX LINE IN MODULES or the FM Modulator to have your audio broadcasted and received through your stereo ?


Regards,

Hey Everybody,

What do you think , any thoughts you might wanna share ? Is it better to use the AUX LINE IN MODULES or the FM Modulator to have your audio broadcasted and received through your stereo ?


Regards,

I'm using an older PAC device for audio in. I tried the FM modulators with an Ipod and the sound quality difference is dramatic. No question in my opinion go with a aux line input rather than FM Mod.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by KustomZee:
Hey Everybody,

What do you think , any thoughts you might wanna share ? Is it better to use the AUX LINE IN MODULES or the FM Modulator to have your audio broadcasted and received through your stereo ?


Regards, </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

One word - FM Modulators are rubbish unless you don;t care about the quality of sound being transmitted. I don;t care how inexpensive they are, just not worth the aggrevation. And they are near impossible to fine-tune in a large metro area.

Is there a way to connect directly to the GM stereo without buying a 3rdparty "line in module." I.e. are there terminals that a reasonably bright person can hook up to on their own?

I have a pac audio unit in my 05 and it works pretty good, excellent sound quality. One problem I have is sometimes it stops working and the radio displays say's CDX errror. Pac is aware of this issue and they are sending me an updated unit without the bug.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by sclui56:

One word - FM Modulators are rubbish... </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

And that's being kind!

OK... I am obviously "technologically challenged" here, but am STILL having "radio issues"!

The FM modulators... is that why my Raody2 satellite receiver sucks in my truck -- since it goes through an "unused FM signal"?

As far as using the aux. input -- I assume that there is some sort of satellite radio receiver that you CAN hard-wire to the aux input? Any ideas???

I am SO frustrated with my FM reception -- just got it BACK out of the shop, AGAIN! They replaced the antenna and coax. but it is still horrible reception -- sound quality fades quite a bit.

Help...

(KustomZee -- I didn't mean to jump in on your thread... just thought MAYBE this was a similar issue to what I am trying to resolve!)