PIE install question
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Originally Posted by Doo2theSea
In looking at your picture you could either use a 3.5mm to RCA cable from the headphone jack on that unit to the PIE for audio or I also see a white connector for audio out on that unit (may be a sony proprietary size) to RCA for audio through your stock headunit 
Hope that helps
Hope that helps
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From: A big ass man made lake in New York
Originally Posted by baja150
Awesome! Learn something new here every day.
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From: Southern New Jersey
For those of you who have had issues with sound as a result of a bad P.I.E., did you return them directly to P.I.E. for an exchange or did you return them to the on-line store in which you bought them?
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From: Edmonton, Alberta
The PIE looks like just what I need. The only thing I wonder about is getting power to the unit. Can any of you suggest the easiest way to do this? Please keep in mind that I have never made any changes to a vehicle electrically more difficult than changing bulbs and fuses.
Also, if any of you fellow Canadians have purchased these, where did you get them?
Thanks
Also, if any of you fellow Canadians have purchased these, where did you get them?
Thanks
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From: Central, Virginia
Originally Posted by candrusiak
The PIE looks like just what I need. The only thing I wonder about is getting power to the unit. Can any of you suggest the easiest way to do this? Please keep in mind that I have never made any changes to a vehicle electrically more difficult than changing bulbs and fuses.
Also, if any of you fellow Canadians have purchased these, where did you get them?
Thanks
Also, if any of you fellow Canadians have purchased these, where did you get them?
Thanks
