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Would really like Sirius for my A6 - 9/14/2007 10:06:43 PM

armedjustice

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I am new and have only browes through a fraction of this forum. So, if I ask as question that has already been answered I am sorry. My question is this..... I just bought a 2003 Audi A6 3.0 Quattro. It has the Bose Symphany 6 disc in dash cd changer. I would really like to add Sirius Satellite. If it is at all possible I would like to install sirius via hidden reciever that will play through OEM Bose Symphany. I have a starmate reciever, but I really dont want to clutter up my dash with after market recievers. If this is possible please let me know. I would take it to an install place, but I dont trust that any of the techs really know how to wire an audi.

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RE: Would really like Sirius for my A6 - 9/16/2007 12:02:20 AM

Houndz408

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As an installer I can tell you that there is really nothing special about your audi. Any specialty shop should be able to handle the job. As far as adding Sat Radio to your specific car, the only adapter that I know to work is the Blitz Safe adapter (Audi/XM DMX v.1 B) behind radio or ( v.1 T) if you have the stock changer wired for the trunk. However it only does XM sat radio. So in not sure that you can add Sirius to your stock radio. If you had a 2004 a6 I know there is a factory option, or replace your factory radio with an aftermarket that is sirius ready. Metra makes radio harnesses / single din and double kits hat make it fairly easy to install an aftermarket. You could probally do it yourself, the hardest thing is making sure that you dont ruin the retainer clips when taking the stock radio out. Hopes this helps.

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