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Where did you Purchase your ground loop isolator? .... and, is it an inline RCA ground loop or mini jack isolator? There are ways around ground loop besides using an isolator... I actually had it professionally installed. I am not sure what type of ground loop isolator it is.
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One thing that I noticed is that when I switch to AUX and press the tone button, there is no option for stereo. Is this normal?
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Hi all. I had Sirius installed in my 996 and had it hardwired into the head unit (CR220) using the AUX port and the mp3 player AUX cable I purchased from Becker. I also had a ground loop isolator installed because I was getting some crosstalk. After the ground loop isolator was installed, the Sirius sound is very poor and has a lot of treble. When I switch the Sirius unit to use the FM transmitter, it sounds fine. Is there some setting that I am missing to help fix this? I checked the manual and followed the directions that came with the cable to no avail. I am not really a technical car guy and the installation was "professionally" done. I also noticed this issue after the ground loop isolator was installed. Any help would be much appreciated!