GM CD Changer Adapter: Metra 40-GM30 with Barbed Connectors Review

It worked as I expected. I wish they were a bit shorter so it wouldn't be so difficult to route all the cables and connectors behind the stereo. Its performance is impeccable. My Sirius radio connected fine and clear as a bell.

I recently installed an old Sirius satellite receiver in my minivan and the noise from the FM modulator was terrible. So I decided to install an antenna isolation relay, but the ends of the cable didn't match the Montana radio. These 2 adapters did their job perfectly.

I was afraid to fit a wired Sirius satellite radio adapter into my 2004 Trailblazer, but it really helped. I messed something up because now I can't receive AM stations through the antenna, but everything is clear with the satellite. It took about an hour to take the dash apart, add these adapters and an FM modulator adapter (sold separately). It was even easier to assemble and I am very happy with the result.

Required adapter kit to install the AudioVox FMDA25 audio relay in the GMC 2002 Envoy. Everything went fine except for the connection to the radio itself (the most important part). The prongs on the plug are very soft and hardly generate any tension. The plug plugs in nicely, but I'm afraid it will fall out of the radio's socket due to vibration from driving. They weren't cheap for what they are and I expected better. At least when it crashes (loss of reception) I know what's going on.

This product was exactly what I needed to complete the installation of the iPod/FM Modulator in my 1999 GMC Sierra. It's high quality and works great. Unfortunately I didn't realize I needed this adapter set until I completed the installation and unfortunately TSS Radio chose to ship it USPS First Class which took 5 days to cover 250 miles and when it arrived were were 85 cents due to insufficient coverage. Postage from sender. This is Revain's first product and I buy a lot as a Prime member…