Does this unit have to be physically connected to your existing radio?
1948956
No It has the option of using its built in FM transmitter to broadcast to your chosen radio frequency.
1948957
No. it sends an fm signal to your radio. just make sure u put the fm channel on a station that has nothing pickin up on it
1948958
No it doesn't. If the unit is in close proximity to the radio, it can utilize a preset FM station. The Sirius unit has some preset FM stations in the 88 to 89 range. Select one and then tune your radio into the same station. The built in FM transmitter in the Sirius unit is weak, thus close proximity. Best option is to run an audio cable (not included) from the unit to the AUX jack on your car radio or home receiver. Hope this helps.
32009
If it's like mine you can connect your own separate aux cable or use the one that is attached to unit itself
1316784
No. It plugs right into you fm antenna then you tune to particular station. Very clean install and very good quality sound.
16362
you have to hook up the antenna to the back of the unit. in some cases you'll need an adapter for the correct fit. your local car audio store will be able to get that adapter.
1416892
Yes, this goes between your existing radio and harness, the audio from the deck will still power the speakers. Use the line out to hook up to an external amp.
1047022
Difficult is all in perspective, with some knowledge in radio connections, you should be able to install yourself as I did! It would also depend what you are installing it into?The levels of difficulty will of course vary...
1877777
You dont connect it physically. You just place it beside your radio. You must tune the dial on the antenna to the frq you are listening to. Move it from the side of your radio to the back to find the sweet spot. Then just leave it there. The sweet spot can be different at different frequencies.
155176
No. On my JBL marine head unit you just put the source to AUX and it sync's up. You do have to connect the fusion unit to the power of the head unit and the blue remote wire.
83191
Unfortunately, it is not. You need to but the more expensive model which was about $200 more than this radio. I figured I only needed it for an alarm and is compatible with my Nano which I use for my iTunes. You may want to spend the extra money to get the model with more features.
1301252
No. You will have to scroll to blue tooth audio and press to connect. Over all the system works well. It is not however as good as a factory system. However if your vehicle does not have a factory blue tooth this is a great way to keep your factory radio. I sell Fords so am very aware of how the factory systems are. So if you do not have blue tooth and want to keep the factory radio this will work quit well.fords f e
1559263
Yes its connection with your radio and come through your speakers. I love this device.
647166
No. You'll need to buy the aux cable and run it from the rear of the unit. Great head unit though. Had in my boat and it works great
523921
No. You would need to get an FM wireless transmitter to play through the on board radio.
1151568
Not directly to it. You would need something connected to it with an input.
2037516
Connect the radio blue/white to the antenna adapter's blue wire. That is all.
145433
Yes connects through the radio. This thing is amazing I love it. Cordless music from my phone. Hands free phone, etc.
854200
No. It's a wire that attaches to the back. I got many stations immediately.