Audioleads multistalk
Hi,
Does anyone own a pioneer headunit and have the audioleads harness and patch cable.
I currently have a JVC but just bought a pioneer one, but im confused does the box of tricks need to be different?
Does anyone have the part number?
Cheers
Does anyone own a pioneer headunit and have the audioleads harness and patch cable.
I currently have a JVC but just bought a pioneer one, but im confused does the box of tricks need to be different?
Does anyone have the part number?
Cheers
I've got a Pioneer head unit and the stalk adaptor. Works ok. I don't recall the part numbers off the top of my head.
One wierd thing is that you have to wait a few minutes for the adaptor to 'warm up' or the volume control on the dash goes all schitzo when you try to use it. You need to eait like two minutes.
One wierd thing is that you have to wait a few minutes for the adaptor to 'warm up' or the volume control on the dash goes all schitzo when you try to use it. You need to eait like two minutes.
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As far as I know, if you have the autoleads box of tricks for the box of tricks (PC99-X61) you can just buy the patch lead for the appropriate head unit manufacturer.
The main (expensive) part is whats relative to the s2000, the cheaper patch leads (about £6) differ with the various manufacturers.
This may help:
http://caraudiosecurity.com/shop/subcatego...interfaces.html
The main (expensive) part is whats relative to the s2000, the cheaper patch leads (about £6) differ with the various manufacturers.
This may help:
http://caraudiosecurity.com/shop/subcatego...interfaces.html
Hi thanks,
Yes i have that box but a JVC patch cable but apparently they are the same.
Looking at this you'd think it wouldnt work for a pioneer, look at pc910
http://www.autoleads.co.uk/products/multistalk.html
Yes i have that box but a JVC patch cable but apparently they are the same.
Looking at this you'd think it wouldnt work for a pioneer, look at pc910
http://www.autoleads.co.uk/products/multistalk.html




