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Re: Aux
You can do it. You need an adapter that converts the input socket on the back of the stereo (originally designed for a tape deck or external cd changer) to an RCA jack. I believe the part number is GM-AUX. I got mine from Tweeter for like $50, and allows you to install any other device with RCA jacks and also gives you an input for your changer/tape deck. I use mine for my Ipod with the help of a RCA to headphone wire from Radio Shack.
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