can i plug my xm radio receiver into this and send music or sportscasts to wireless speakers in my shop?
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No. There isn't an AUX in and you can only play using thier player Application via Wifi. The sound and range is good, but thier app has limitations like you can't organize a play list. It just plays in alphabetical order. I'm using a Best buy Rocket fish brand transmitter and reciever called rocket boost for what you are trying to do. It has great sound, but sometimes the signal gets broken up a little going through 3 walls and about 60 feet. It has two inputs, so I have one hooked to my computer and the other to a radio.
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It works the other way round...the music comes from a tablet or smartphone over the wireless network to the phorus device, which converts the signal to analogue, which then plays through the receiver. Each PR1 works with one receiver or Amp.
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You need an external source like XM radio or a GM CD changer. Check the PAC audio website. They have several options.
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I use it as a data cable for the iwatch. I would not see why it won't work w/xm 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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Yes. Use the RCA-jack inputs on the back of the subwoofer. All AM/FM separate tuners and many XM radios have a pair of RCA-jack outputs on the back panel (L & R for each stereo channel). Just buy a stereo connector cable from Radio Shack or WalMart with RCA male phono connectors on each end and attach your tuner.
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I don't see any reason you can't. I have one for my radio in my truck. Of course, I bought mine new and it came with an auto type antenna with a magnetic base, but any XM antenna should work with this tuner as long as it has the correct sized male input.
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As long as the built in xm is desperate from the factory radio you should be able to wire it in
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I guess u can plug a mic or headphone jack in the wireless unit n have the music transmittedd out the speaker. I tell ya I am VERY HAPPY with this item.
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There's a wired sub out for this soundbar. If you have a wireless one already, you'd need an adaptor.
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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.
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Good question...Sorry, I only have a XM radio, so I can't give you an answer. Amazon should be able to help you.
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I have XM hooked up to it. You have to buy the $99 tuner from Pioneer. It's about the size of a discman and comes with all the necessary peripherals: antenna, DC power and input to the head unit. I hid mine in the glove box and it works great.
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Yep. Just plug it into your computer, then find an empty rca input on your receiver like "aux" and choose that channel on the receiver. Super easy
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Yes you just have to set the reciever display input to USB and it will play anything that hooks up and sends an audio signal through a USB cord.
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As a DJ I use my mixpro 2 from Numark it has a separate mic jack , this goes out to both speakers Via RCA to XLR that's the only way I know of and that is also with Wireless ,hope that helped good luck !
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Surely you can use the aux in. You need a cable converting 3.5mm to RCA, which I believe you can find in Radioshack
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yes but sound quality from ipod and xm is becomes very poor compared to CD or FM, I guess its cause they share the same port. My recommendation is if you subscribe to XM don't install this.