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Old 08-12-2008, 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Shakiss
Mine did not have a CD changer in it. I doubt that the cable in back of the radio is unplugged on mine - BSW sold me an XM radio kit with a blitzsafe as well as the Dice module. The XM radio works great - I get great sound with it and the XM works with the radio and steering wheel controls. I have a feeling that there may be a bad cable between the blitsafe and the Dice? My DSP unit does not have the coax cable coming out of it, but I do see a coax "female" connector on the upper surface of the DSP unit. So, does this mean that I also need a DSP adapter?
Sirius (which is what the XM Direct is emulating) has nothing to do with DSP. As a test, you can try removing the SLD01 interface and plugging the DICE in directly to see if audio is achieved.
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