Pioneer CD-XMPCAR1 XMp3 Car Kit

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Includes: accessory kit for playing the XMp3 over your car stereo, car cradle, power adapter and mounting accessories
XM vehicle antenna and audio cable give you quality sound
Built-in FM modulator lets you listen using your stereo’s FM radio when it’s connected to this car dock
Dock charges your XMp3 player while playing in the car
One Year Warranty

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Pioneer CD-XMPCAR1 XMp3 Car Kit

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5 Responses to “Pioneer CD-XMPCAR1 XMp3 Car Kit”

R. Ulmer says:

May 9, 2010 at 8:13 pm

It’s awesome except w/out car or house antenna you don’t get reception for xm all the time.

Battery life it great and easy to use.
Rating: 4 / 5
Melvin Long says:

May 9, 2010 at 8:45 pm

I paid $11 for this and find it very reasonable for that. Not bad at $15 either. Nice that it has a remote. I use mine with an old suction mount that I had and it’s great. The heater vent accessory won’t fit my vents on my 2007 GMC. The vents fins are too thick and it won’t catch on them. I don’t use the stick on mount either. I think it should have a suction mount included, or maybe a sandbag one. When I bought my first one I was under the impression that it contained an FM sender. I think there’s one built into the cradle, but you have to buy an accessory to use it, and the accessory has to be threaded out to your car antenna. I purchased a cheap FM sender that plugs into the output plug and it works great.
Rating: 3 / 5
Jerry Jeffers says:

May 9, 2010 at 10:45 pm

I’m sure it’s good in general, but it’s not working out for my car. First, my car doesn’t have an Aux In, so I can’t play the XM radio over my car’s system without a cassette adapter or an FM transmitter, sold separately. Secondly, I hope not to have this car too long, so I don’t want to use the mount with the sticky pads (although it does come with a second pad). But the vents near the driver are cramped by a large console, I don’t have room to fit the radio in there, so I have to put it over on the passenger side where I can’t see the display. Luckily this was a Christmas gift, so I didn’t have to spend $70 on a lighter adapter and antenna. And a cassette adapter should be $10.
Rating: 3 / 5
Rachelle Savannah says:

May 10, 2010 at 1:11 am

Nice product, but difficult to mount, especially in Ford trucks. There are too many cords to place in the vehicle.
Rating: 3 / 5
D. Belden says:

May 10, 2010 at 2:52 am

Since I already had car kits in both of my vehicles, I ordered this kit just for the cradle to fit my new XMp3. It fits fine, and works well.

The kit comes with everything needed to do a complete installation. However, if you have an older vehicle, that has only a tape player,

a useful thing to add is the tape player adapter. That is what I use, and the sound is great. So if you want to go on the road with your

XMp3 radio, this kit is the way to go.
Rating: 5 / 5

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