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Steering wheel control with Pioneer?

there's another brand... cant remember the name but it's basically the same thing as the PAC. bestbuy sells them. talk to one of the geeks.

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Old 11-03-2009, 08:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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there's another brand... cant remember the name but it's basically the same thing as the PAC. bestbuy sells them. talk to one of the geeks.
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Pacific Accessory Corporation (PAC) makes steering wheel interfaces (SWI) for about any vehicle and stereo combination. You just need the one for Pioneer/Sony (PS) instead of the one for JVC/Alpine/Clarion/Kenwood (JACK).

What I'm trying to say is you need the PAC-SWI-PS instead of the PAC-SWI-JACK which you can order just as easily as the other one. I've got one in my 370Z with a AVIC and it works fine.

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I ordered mine online from here:

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Pacific Accessory Corporation (PAC) makes steering wheel interfaces (SWI) for about any vehicle and stereo combination. You just need the one for Pioneer/Sony (PS) instead of the one for JVC/Alpine/Clarion/Kenwood (JACK).

What I'm trying to say is you need the PAC-SWI-PS instead of the PAC-SWI-JACK which you can order just as easily as the other one. I've got one in my 370Z with a AVIC and it works fine.

Pac-audio.com Products | iPod Integration for your car and More by Pac-Audio - Connecting you to the future

I ordered mine online from here:

Discount mobile electronics, Bluetooth hands free, cellular repeater, cellular amplifier
Awesome, thank you all for the info. I'm glad you guys clarified and that you have one working on an AVIC Pioneer model. Forget about the other guys post I just bumped lol.
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