FS: Aux input for 03 and up headunits

roden001 · June 4, 2005

Only used a couple of months. I'm selling because I got an iPod and bought an adapter specifically for the iPod. This adapter costs $100 new. I'll take best offer.

The device is like new except that one of the wires on the smaller harness has a splice connector on it where I had to splice in a wire from my cell phone kit so that the stereo would mute when a call came in. This will not affect the performance of the adapter at all.

This adapter is for '03 and up stock headunits. It will not alter OnStar performance. If you have a disc changer or XM, you will lose them with this adapter. You need a head unit with a 'band' button for this adapter to work.

smooth68 · June 5, 2005

I've been looking for one - $30 shipped?

roden001 · June 5, 2005

sent you a pm

smooth68 · June 5, 2005

What is the best method of payment if I decide?

roden001 · June 5, 2005

What is the best method of payment if I decide?

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Paypal for fastest shipping, but a cashier's check or money order will also be fine. Personal check is okay too, but I will only ship after it clears.

roden001 · June 6, 2005

I should add, this is the AAI-GM24. Apparently there are a couple of different "GM24's."

smooth68 · June 6, 2005

Sorry Roden001 - I was thinking this was the adapter that allowed for the auxilary amp. Plus I don't want to loose my xm or cd changer

Mighty HD · June 6, 2005

Does this allow you to install XM and a 6 disc changer?

Mighty HD · June 6, 2005

Or should I say, can I use XM, 6 disc changer and 2 amps?

How would I hook that up?

roden001 · June 6, 2005

Or should I say, can I use XM, 6 disc changer and 2 amps?

How would I hook that up?

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Well, the answer is yes and no.

It would allow you to connect an XM tuner and a changer to you headunit via RCA cables. Thus you'd have analog-quality sound input to your headunit from these units. You could toggle between the two with the band button on your head unit, and with the source button on your steering wheel. You would not, however be able to control these devices with your headunit (with this adapter). You'd have to have a separate device for changing tracks and CD's on your changer, and you'd have to have one of those auxilliary XM interfaces mounted somewhere in order to control your XM and see the song info.

In short, you can do it, but this is not the ideal setup for XM and CD changers, unless you're looking to keep your stock headunit, but not control these functions with the headunit.

roden001 · June 22, 2005

Still for sale. Make an offer.

Surely there's someone out there who would like to have a bargain price on a device that would give them a 'line-in' on their headunit for an mp3 player, portable dvd player, laptop, etc...

99-2door · June 22, 2005

What's the price? I need one for a 2004 CC with the stock cd. IT has no changer or XM so that's not a problem.

roden001 · June 29, 2005

What's the price? I need one for a 2004 CC with the stock cd. IT has no changer or XM so that's not a problem.

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$40 shipped to anywhere in continental U.S. Anywhere else, I'll take $35 plus actual shipping.

Bgdsub72 · June 30, 2005

Pending me checking if this model works with my factory bose with built in 6 disk and built in XM...I will take it for $35 shipped. PM me if you have not sold it yet.