I have 2001 BMW X5 non DSP but I am factory 6 cd changer and amp , will it support them? Or do I need long cord topi
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Hi dear friend ,our unit fit the 2001 BMW X5,and if your original radio have the screen it must need the long cable .If you not sure you can send me a photo of your original radio
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You would use it into a Digital Input on an AVR or Surround Processor. I am not aware of car units that have this type of input but even if they did I would not use it as the DAC inside the DX90 will be better.
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I am not sure, I would guess not. The way this unit connects is over the factory XM radio (probably the Sirius one as well) connection. You basically locate the module, unplug it, and connect this unit inline with it. Even if you don't have the module, if it was available from the factory, you may be able to use this. 2000 is probably before they started adding XM to cars though, so you might need to look for a CD changer adapter instead.
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If it's the Bose system it should work. On my 2001 A4, I had to cut the plastic casing a bit from the back wiring on the CD changer input for the adapter to fit but it works great now. I use the aux into a bluetooth receiver and pair my phone to it from that.
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Hey John, it uses the same BMW cable, connection wise it should hook up but not sure if there could be a software comparability issue.
41970
I think it's a different unit if you have the DSP and Factory NAV.Mine is non-DSP and non-NAV.This plugs into the CD-Changer.
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This is DMX 512, not XLR audio. I'm not sure what you are trying to "daisy chain" here. Although the plugs look the same, they do not pass the same signal.
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All I know is that on the 2001 it does you have to connect the amp on wire from your after market radio harness blue/white to the solid blue on this harness all other wires match perfect
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Depends on the radio. Read this guide: http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum/showthread.php?1611782-Guide-to-Buying-E46-BMW-Business-CD53-Alpine-Radios-that-play-MP3-Data-CDs!
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on my 2000 mustang/cd radio didn't need any connectors plug and play make sure you connect all blue wires makes your amp work
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I don't know. This was meant for BMW's that have the GPS and the extended Aux controller in the graphics of the BMW. This is needed for car control of the iPhone. I have an I phone 5 and needed another Apple adaptor for this work. But If you use the iphone directly and can play audio via the Audio Aux port it may work with no control. So you will need to have the USB and the Audio port close together. Good luck
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No it's not going to work. This unit only works on systems that have both a matter and a slave unit... I don't know what you would use for you're application. Maybe an aftermarket stereo is better.
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If you are referring to the one DIN connection, good luck. I had the DNX6990HD and I needed two. One for the Sirius input and one for the steering control and there was no way to split it and I had to sacrifice the steering input.
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It worked in my 2011 A5 Quattro with the MMI audio and navigation system. I just replaced the cable and was able to play music, Pandora and Rhapsody from my phone.
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Anything is possible but why would you want to. I'm sure you could intercept either the high or low input speaker leads to insert this JL clean sweep but you would need a JL HD digital amplifier to do this right with the signal processing you will need once you've cut into either one of these signals. Not exactly sure where you would in this type of car / system due to the complexity of the 7.1 audio system in that type of car. Adding this device to give you more subs would be the only reason for finding an installer smart enough to cut into this system. Its a toss up whether or not this will have a negative result by adding to this system. Once you've added an amp to this system there could be distortion issues with the surround sound system. A cheap amp is going to create issues with current draw which can steal current from the surround sound BMW amplifiers. The JL HD amps will solve this but it would be a good idea to change your battery to a jell core Optima type battery to stiffen the current draws for the amps. You will only be able to control these subs with the separate volume control knob that comes with the clean sweep and not through the dash or steering wheel controls. These clean sweep products are only for those cars with stock OEM head units and the owner of the car doesn't want to install some crazy in dash unit but they want to add an after market system for there cars. This isn't meant for what your situation to be honest. If you can afford that car and aren't happy with the system then wreck the entire system out and rewire it to a competition standard. Easiest way to have a guaranteed loud and clear system. But that's just me. Hopefully this helps. If you have more questions just fire away.
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I can't speak to an 04....I have a six cd changer in my trunk (2001 530i) and use the cartridge you have in your picture. IF you give your VIN number to your local bmw dealer they will be able to give you an exact answer. Hope this helps.
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Hello ,I have 2006 BMW X5 and it is working ,but if you have steering wheel control , you will need to purchase also cable which eneble controls on steering wheel for this unit.