Do you need a cable to split the existing connector that is already on the back of the radio?
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With the Symphony II on my 2006, I needed a "Audi Vw Symphony II Axxess XIAH-VWADAPT ipod adapter" to make the connections.
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The stereo needs to have a CD exchanger in your trunk. The iPod cable then replaces that cable. My car did not have the CD exchanger, but I thought it would have a place for a connector. I was wrong. My stereo can not be directly connected as it had no such connector spot. I returned this device as it was useless to me.
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With my 2001 vw factory radio the only thing you have to do is unplug cd cable on the back of the radio (blue connector) and plug the aux input in instead (as well blue color). Very simple! Good luck
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Let me see if I understand, you want to split before the amp so the cable modem is separate? You could do that but this unit has a dedicated cable modem port which is basically doing the same thing.
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Yes, but you will need to add at least one additional inside antenna, cables and splitter.
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There is a standard usb port on the back of the radio. Run the wire during the install and leave it.
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If you are referring to the one DIN connection, good luck. I had the DNX6990HD and I needed two. One for the Sirius input and one for the steering control and there was no way to split it and I had to sacrifice the steering input.
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Yes, there is an auxiliary input on the back, just use a standard 3.5mm cable.
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No. Has the old connector plug. There should be a new one available with the new connector
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In the back, there is an ETHERNET plug. I don't know the details, but this suggests you can connect the radio using this plug.
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if your old cable is working fine, then all you need to do is connect it to the new antenna. It doesn't come with a new cable.
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Just make sure the pre-amp is on the Antenna side before it goes to the splitter.
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You simply take the existing antenna connection behind the head unit and connect to the adapter and then connect the adapter to the head unit.
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NO! Just the cable that's attached to it that plugs into the vehicles connector. I did get an extention cable for it, but doubt you would need it for most all situations.
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I don't remember getting one, but I don't think you need it. You just disconnect the old antenna and plug in the new. Took me about 15 minutes, and that included climbing up on the rig and getting down.
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Yes, this acts like an extention. The jack on end of your original radio antenna goes into a weather proof coupler and the cable's other end looks like your old antenna cable jack that plugs into the radio.
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You would need to buy a separate Sirius/xm receiver which would plug into the back of the unit.
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I just looked at the cable and the answer is that yes you can split the cord.
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I did use a 3.5 stereo cable with mine. I did not try splitting it between to two. I plugged into one and synced the two together.