Buy Pioneer GEX-P920XM XM Satellite TunerPioneer GEX-P920XM XM Satellite Tuner Product Description:
- XM Radio tuner designed for Pioneer "SAT Radio Ready" and "XM Ready" headunits and AV receivers
- Includes roof-mount antenna with 16-1/2-foot cable, cabling for connection of module to Pioneer stereo
- XM channel, program, artist, or song name displays on Pioneer stereo's 16-character readout (2002 and older models display 8 characters)
- Up to 18 channels, six for each of the three XM bands, can be stored in memory
- 170 channels are available coast-to-coast
- Listen to XM Radio (subscription required)
- Compatible with Pioneer "SAT Radio Ready" Receivers
- 180+ Channels available Coast-to-Coast
- This product is NOT COMPATIBLE with the following models: AVH-P6400CD, AVH-P6400, DEH-P8500MP, DEH-P850MP, KEH-P2030
Product Description
The GEX-P920XM is an XM satellite radio tuner designed for Pioneer "SAT Radio Ready" and "XM Ready" CD, DVD, and Navigation receivers. Also features display information such as Channel Name, Channel Category, Artist/Feature Name, Song/Program Title, or Composer.
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27 of 29 people found the following review helpful.
No more vent clip and wire farm on my dash...
By Paul M. Provencher
I was really tired of the cheesy little XM receiver that I had - it clipped on to the vent and had three wires (antenna, power, and sound to the head unit). It was time to change.My Pioneer DEH-P980BT is Satellite Radio ready and this unit is compatible. So I ordered it and installed it. It was just as easy to install as the cheesy unit and has the added benefit of being hidden away, and integrated into the display of my Pioneer Head Unit.What I had not counted on was the improvement in sound quality. Even directly wired through the AUX connection of my stereo, the cheesy XM radio had some sound limitations. With FM Modulation (wired or wireless), it was horrid. The GEX-P920XM puts all that behind you!Now I have XM as another sound source on my main stereo, all the info displays through the main unit, I have 18 presets, can search by category or station, and there's nothing blocking my air vent!Get this - you will not regret it. Even if you already have something plugged into your IP-BUS port on your Pioneer Stereo, you can add this - they string together like a network so you are not limited to just one unit! I use this together with the CD-IB100II iPod Adapter and it's bliss!
13 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Works good, plus great 'unknown' subscription coupon
By JJ
Installed myself and hooked up to my new Pioneer AVH-P3100DVD. After install I thought I had a bad unit; wouldn't show up as a source on the head unit. Finally deduced I hadn't properly grounded the ground wire. Had it hooked up to the inside of my trunk, under the rear deck. The trunk is all metal, but apparently not all grounded? Attached to a mounting screw of my shock, and voila!The antenna head is tiny, the picture doesn't do it justice. Just larger than my thumb! Still trying to figure out a suitable exterior mounting location. Worried it'll get popped off whenever I go through a carwash. Oh well, there are bigger worries in my life than that. :-)Searched the web for a coupon code. Found an awesome one: XMSCION03.$77/yr (XM Everything plan) + waived activation fee ($14.99). Couldn't apply it online as it only gave me the free activation fee. Had to call. But it worked. And you don't have to be a Scion owner. Sweet.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.Works well, but it's huge
By DonShulaDoingTheHula
This product is pretty straightforward: it's easy to install and works very well. I'm happy with the sound quality and reception. Running the antenna to the roof is easy, and there's enough antenna wire included to get there.However, I can't get over how large this gizmo actually is. For something with four connections, I was expecting smaller. Considering that portable units like the XpressRC and XMP3 have all of the same functions in a much smaller package, AND have built-in screens, this tuner seems gigantic.The included mounting hardware isn't much to speak of; I can see it being used only if you're going to mount the device under a seat, directly to the floor of the vehicle. This appears to be the way Pioneer assumes you will do your installation, as the IP-Bus cable included is an unholy length (I didn't measure, but it's got to be longer than the antenna wire and ten times as thick). If you mount this product anywhere near your dash, you'll have quite an excess of wire to hide. I put mine in the glove compartment and called it a day.Overall, this product is great. Just expect to spend a little time trying to figure out where to put it in your vehicle.
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