HD radio for factory car stereos

[KRXOEngineer]

So if Ibiquity comes out with a "univeral" box to work with Sat-ready car steros,( http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/news/tvstations/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001806221 ) where does that leave a guy that has a 2005 Chevy Pickup WITH XM built-in? Is there still a port to hook the HD box up to without modulating it or using something else to get the signal into the factory unit? Hopefully GM has a port that allows other accesories to be connected to the car stereo units that is hidden in-dash on the unit.

 

[k9ez]

> So if Ibiquity comes out with a "univeral" box to work with
> Sat-ready car steros,(
http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/n> ews/tvstations/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001806221
> ) where does that leave a guy that has a 2005 Chevy Pickup
> WITH XM built-in? Is there still a port to hook the HD box
> up to without modulating it or using something else to get
> the signal into the factory unit? Hopefully GM has a port
> that allows other accesories to be connected to the car
> stereo units that is hidden in-dash on the unit.
>


Or you can go with the Radiosophy radio (when it comes out late March) and use an FM modulator just like Sat Radio.

 

[HD_Ready]

> So if Ibiquity comes out with a "univeral" box to work with
> Sat-ready car steros,(
http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/n> ews/tvstations/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001806221
> ) where does that leave a guy that has a 2005 Chevy Pickup
> WITH XM built-in? Is there still a port to hook the HD box
> up to without modulating it or using something else to get
> the signal into the factory unit? Hopefully GM has a port
> that allows other accesories to be connected to the car
> stereo units that is hidden in-dash on the unit.
>

I could be wrong but.....
Plug it into your CD changer port then plug your CD changer into it (if you have on)

I can plug a kenwood CD changer into my HD module.