Could I hook my factor XM antenna to this tuner?
742253
I am not sure if you can connect it or not. It uses a standard XM radio antennae which comes with it, so I am assuming that if your factory XM antennae has a standard XM connector on the end of it, it should work. If it has a proprietary end on it, like some Fords do, then you may have to purchase an adapter to connect your factory antennae to the unit. Hope this helps.
742254
Different antennas have different freq. spectrum. You should be able to buy an adapter. Anything else would be stealing Satellite time.
742255
I recommend you call crutchfield and ask them. Here is why, you might need a adator. You cannot cut and splice. Make sure you tell them the model number of you radio and the model number of Pioneer GEX-P920XM. Thanks
1297437
There is an adapter (FMDA25) that will allow your SiriusXM tuner to play through a FM radio without cassette or aux input. It plugs into the radio and the antenna plugs into the adapter. The only time I have had problems with mine is when driving close by powerful FM transmitters.
1291665
If your current XM unit is built into your factory radio you will need the module that is advertised. If it is a seperate unit you should be ok. If not, you can get an adapter connector.
2209562
Good question. I know the CB portion will work. It is one of the best I have ever had and very easy to tune, but as far as the AM and FM bands, I don't know. I am pretty sure you have two coax cables coming out of your radio. One for the standard radio and one for the CB. I probably did not help you.
319904
if you can tune the radio to one of the 2 preset stations on the unit and you can hook it in line with the with the antenna then yes it will work.
1001074
Probably not, unless it says (usually on the face plate of the deck) "Sirius/XM ". As I have stated before,make sure the model you buy is compatable with the programming you want.
1362173
I am not the expert on this, but if you have a SiriusXm subscription for satellite radio service and the cable connector matches the port on the unit, you should be able to get reception.
2074259
The one I purchased included the GXM 30 antenna. It was for the GPS and XM radio. That's where the initials for the antenna come from. Good luck
326949
As far as I know if the XM radio uses the "pink" plug then it will fit. I used this antenna as a replacement on a 2004 Nissan OEM XM tuner and a aftermarket XM tuner without any trouble. This antenna did come with the pictured adapter if needed. I did test this adapter on another XM tuner and the antenna worked without any problems.
1941810
Good question...Sorry, I only have a XM radio, so I can't give you an answer. Amazon should be able to help you.
983599
On the back of the older pioneer receivers there's a blue plug that the XM920 tuner would go, the direct cable goes there,If you have a CD changer connected you have to get a pioneer adaptor(don't remember the unit model number) so you can still have the changer and ipod function,but you won't be able to get XM if you have it, the only other way is to play your ipod is with an 3.5mm to USB connection which will free up one plug for your XM.
719333
Yes, this Antenna supports FM tuning. And the product will tune to FM stations.
1419316
No, this tuner does not have an internal satellite tuner like XM. it has access thru jacks on back or you can plug into front audio in mini jk. from XM automotive unit stuck to dash. unit I have has mini audio output to plug into xm boom box for outside play (beach) or whatever. You use the xm rcvr remote or front controls to chg. chnls. with. antenna goes on roof of car, magnetic. Works great. Mainly I use USB port on front , put mp3 files from laptop onto thumb drive, wks. great, you can put hundreds of songs on 16 gig drive
1535706
No u the the antenna made for the tuner, it has a different plug in than a regular external tuner.
1597792
Yes you'll need a audio output from the tuner it should have one if not you could use the headphone jack instead
371334
Direct adapter plugs in via 3.5 jack, which your XMP3 has a 3.5 out put but you will need to see if there is a setting on XMP3 for radio frequency tuning. If not, then no it won't work.
1068867
Im not sure, I used it for my plug & play xm radio. You should check on the net, look up the radio and contact the manufacturer they should be able to tell you, because I bought a few that didn't work, wasted money on my part.