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New Terk Xm Satellite Radio Pioneer Xm Direct Smart Digital Adapter -#xmdpio100 on 2040-parts.com

US $29.99
Location:

Chino, California, United States

Chino, California, United States
Condition:New Part Brand:TERK Manufacturer Part Number:XMDPIO100

NEW Terk XM Satellite Radio PIONEER XM Direct Smart Digital Adapter

 

FACTORY SEALED. FOR PIONEER SATELLITE RADIO READY CAR STEREO HEAD UNITS. USE WITH XMDIRECT UNIVERSAL TUNER BOX (Sell separately). DIRECT CONNECT FOR TRUE DIGITAL SOUND QUALITY. CONTROL XM CHANNELS WITH YOUR PIONEER CAR STEREO USING THE SAME BUTTONS, KNOBS AND DISPLAY.

 

TERK XM DIRECT SMART DIGITAL ADAPTER-NEW-#XMDPIO100

 

Product Features

·         Works with Universal Tuner box(sell separately) to control XM channels using PIONEER car stereo controls

·         Doesn't change your car's interior

·         Installs easily

·         Allows XM service to be seamlessly installed into the interface of satellite radio ready car stereo

·         Work with PIONEER Stereo Equipment

Product Description

The Terk XMDPIO110 XMDirect Smart Digital Adapter allows you to connect the XMD1000 Terk XM Direct Universal XM Satellite Radio Tuner to your PIONEER in-dash receiver. Both this adapter and the universal tuner are extremely compact and will install easily behind your dash or in any other convenient location.

Please note that when using the XMDPIO110 adapter, the sound settings -- such as bass, treble, balance, fader, and sub level -- on some Sony receivers may revert to factory settings when you switch from XM to another source and back. Channel presets and equalizer presets, however, will continue to operate properly.

For more information about XM Radio digital-quality sound, coast-to-coast coverage, and more than 150 channels of satellite radio entertainment, visit XMradio.com.

What's in the Box
XMDPIO100 adapter, cables, and installation guide

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