Dear Tom G!there is no coaxial cable. But on the bootom unit there is a hole for it ( perhaps)
6 pin input and smaller 3 pininput .Two coton covered cables.
But yes 2 subwoofers 8" each.
Yes there is mini-hadphone out jack available on MD player .
So I do need this AUX Kit and install it . I can servive without controll from wheel bottons.
As well one more question appiared...Let say later on -will I be able to install this Ice link for MP3 player ..indepenantly from Aux Kit connection?
regards dzhoka

Not to hijack the thread any longer - send me an email at [email protected], I need to know the model year of your X5 before going further.

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dzoka-

you DO NOT need this. You have ANALOG DSP, stock on 2003- and newer.

The module listed here is from 99-2002 DSP systems.

you need the BMW AUX in adapter -- chose the one for NAV or NON-NAV depending on whether or not you have NAV.

DSP AUX in and DSP DIGITAL COAX adapter are TWO DIFFERENT BEASTS.

The DIGITAL COAX DSP kit is ONLY for DSP 2002 and previous models and will REPLACE THE CD CHANGER with the RCA (or DIGITAL COAX) in. (you don't need the adapter if you are connecting the unit to a DIGITAL COAX (not fiberoptic) source. the blitzsafe adapter does two things:

1) emulates the CD changer and lets the radio system know that a 'CD CHANGER' equivalent is present in the system

2) allows you to control the device it was designed for (usually alpine platform) (ie alpine CD changer) with the headunit or steering controls. if you do not have a device that emulates the above (ie PHATBOX) your controls are useless.

All is very helpfull! I will buy Aux Kit for NAV..
Also found fantastic tips how to install should not be a " The Boston Tea party"
will report about results
regards

presume this will work with only DSP units. I have a non DSP unit