PAC AAI-GM12 Dual Auxiliary Audio Input Interface for Select General Motors Vehicles,BLACK
Key features
- •Plug-and-play installation maintains factory wiring integrity
- •Provides two stereo audio inputs
- •Direct audio input to factory radio for maximum sound quality
- •Allows Direct Interface of any Pre-amp Level Audio Source to a 2003 / 2005 GM Class II Factory Radio with a Slave Unit
- •High Quality Audio Isolation Eliminates Engine Noise
PAC AAI-GM12 Dual Auxiliary Audio Input Interface for Select General Motors Vehicles,BLACK
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.2
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Based on 10 reviews
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Don't be a fool like me. Look behind the stereo before buying
R Passa•August 17, 2017
PAC's website shows that this product (12-pin) will work for 2005 Chevy Uplander (24-pin). IT DOES NOT. Don't be a fool like me. Look behind the stereo before buying. One star to smite PAC.
No idea if the product actually works, will update after switching.
No idea if the product actually works, will update after switching.
Good. Nice audio solution.
Charles R. Diem•May 11, 2017
It operates as advertised by adding two inputs to the cars stereo. Great for adding an mp3 player or phone audio. Downside is it is not easily powered to the radio's power circuit which is controlled by a data line for on/off operation.
its alright... not great
LAMichaelP•January 21, 2017
Its alright... it works, but picks up interference,,, the first one was CRAP. so it had to be returned.
Works, but volume is low, not as good as the built-in sources.
Mike P•December 25, 2016
Item did in fact work as advertised, but the volume is significantly less than the factory audio sources (XM, CD, Radio) - if you try to turn up your audio source (in my case a cell phone) past 50% it causes the speakers to pop and it's pure distortion. There is no sensitivity adjustment - the picture in the product description looks like there's a set screw hole but the unit I received has no such hole. At full volume on the radio and the highest point on the audio source, the volume is still lower than the XM/CD at say 60%.
This product would probably work fine for a movie or a video game system. But if you're looking for sound quality for music, might look elsewhere.
This product would probably work fine for a movie or a video game system. But if you're looking for sound quality for music, might look elsewhere.
Extremely poor sound quality
Alan Moore•September 13, 2016
The installation of this unit was very straight forward for me in my 2006 Chevrolet 3/4 pickup with the Bose 6-disc in dash CD and XM radio equipped truck. But that was about all the good I could find with this unit. The sound quality is horrible with this item. I was hooking my iphone to this unit and trying to listen to everything from podcast to music. To get even tolerable sound out of this I had to turn the volume on my phone down to around half way, then crank the volume on the truck radio almost all the way to the max. And even then it can be hard to hear sometimes. I thought it may have been an issues with the aux cord I was using or the RCA to 3.5mm adapter I was using. Upgrading those to higher quality items did nothing to help with the sound on this unit. I would strongly encourage buyers to look elsewhere when considering this item, I wish I had.
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