Satelite Radio

[tyrant1014]

So the cobalt comes with xm, but I have a sirius radio. I'd like to keep the xm and the sirius, but I'm worried that I only have one imput that can be used and that it is being taken up by the xm radio.

Do they make splitters for something like that or am I sol. Because I could connect an auxillary input adapter that way I have on on the radio and then one on the adapter, but I'd perfer to not have to do that if there is another way.

[fstrfvo]

I had the same problem with my Sable, only 1 input and was being used by cd changer. I got the JL Audio Cleansweep which has an aux input for the sat radio or anything else. But I have aftermarket amps. Im not sure it would work with just the stock setup. It would work great if you are going to use amps.

[tyrant1014]

So then if you really wanted to you could hook an eq into that thing crossovers and whathaveyous

[fstrfvo]

The cleansweep removes all equaliztion from the factory unit so you get a flat signal. I guess you could add an EQ after the cleansweep. It does come with a calibration disc. I must admit it does sound very nice, I cant complain, it really enhances aftermarket speakers and subs and it sends 8 volts to your amp so you get a nice clean signal.

[tyrant1014]

I've looked into it, I mean can't go wrong for the price. And the reviews are pretty self explanatory.

[cccullen]

Originally Posted by fstrfvo

The cleansweep removes all equaliztion from the factory unit so you get a flat signal. I guess you could add an EQ after the cleansweep. It does come with a calibration disc. I must admit it does sound very nice, I cant complain, it really enhances aftermarket speakers and subs and it sends 8 volts to your amp so you get a nice clean signal.

wow, your gains must be set real low. getting 8 volts is real clean.