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Pioneer SiriusConnect Adapter

Control a SIRIUS dock-and-play radio or universal tuner from your Pioneer stereo (Model CD-SB10)

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Our take on the Pioneer SiriusConnect™ Adapter

by Zak Billmeier

The CD-SB10 adapter lets you control a SIRIUS satellite radio with your Pioneer stereo. This adapter works with newer Pioneer stereos equipped with a CD changer connection, letting you control either of the following:

  • the SC-C1 SiriusConnect™ universal tuner;
  • a compatible SIRIUS portable radio, like the Sportster, Starmate, Stratus, or Stiletto, together with a SiriusConnect™ vehicle kit.

The CD-SB10 adapter sends song text to the Pioneer stereo's display, and lets you browse SIRIUS channels by using your Pioneer stereo's controls. The adapter powers your satellite radio and includes a pass-through connection, so you can add another piece of Pioneer gear to your car stereo system.

Note: A subscription to SIRIUS is also required. Satellite radio service is available only within the lower 48 states — not available in Hawaii or U.S. territories. Limited service is available in Alaska.

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    Details:
    • works with SC-C1 SiriusConnect™ Tuner or plug-and play SIRIUS satellite radios
    • provides control of your SiriusConnect-compatible radio through your satellite-ready Pioneer car stereo
    • displays text on the stereo and supplies power to the satellite radio
    • warranty: 1 year
    • Our 60-day money-back guarantee
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      • Pioneer/Sirius Bus Interface module
      • 5' IP-Bus cable
      • 58" Power/ground harness
      • 4 Velcro strips
      • Owner's Manual (English/French)
      • Limited Warranty sheet

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      Features

      General Overview: The Pioneer CD-SB10 Sirius Satellite Radio Interface lets you control your Sirius universal tuner or plug-and-play tuner (tuners sold separately) from select 2005 and newer Satellite Ready Pioneer head units (see your head unit's accessory list to confirm compatibility). In addition to the CD-SB10 interface, you will need a Satellite Ready Pioneer head unit, a SiriusConnect Universal Vehicle Tuner (item number 607SCC1) or a compatible Sirius plug-and-play device with a SiriusConnect Vehicle Kit (item number 607SCVDOC1) along with a subscription to SIRIUS Satellite Radio.

      Control Functions: The Pioneer interface allows you to control your Sirius plug-and-play device right from your IP-Bus Pioneer head-unit. The interface allows you to control the following advanced functions from select Pioneer IP-Bus radios:

      • Instant Replay: If your portable plug-and-play Sirius tuner supports the Instant Replay function, you can pause, rewind, and replay live broadcasts for up to 60 minutes from your compatible Pioneer IP-Bus head unit. This way you can listen to your favorite programming again at your convenience.
      • Game Alert: When connected to the CD-SB10 and a compatible Sirius Tuner, your IP-Bus Pioneer radio can alert you when games involving your favorite teams are about to start. To use this function, you need to set up a game alert for your teams in advance.
      • Game Info: If games of your selected teams are currently playing, you can display information of the games and tune to the broadcast channel. You can display information of the games while enjoying the sound from currently your currently tuned station. You can also tune to the broadcast channel of the game.

      Notes: The AVH-P4000DVD, AVH-P5000DVD, AVIC-F700BT, AVIC-F900BT, DEH-P6000UB, DEH-P7000BT, and DEH-P8000BT are the only head units that support the Instant Replay feature. The AVIC-D2 and the AVH-P6600DVD are the only head units that do not support any of the above the Control Functions but do allow Sirius Satellite Radio playback.

      Mounting: The hide-away interface features built-in flanges to be used with optional mounting screws and comes supplied with four Velcro strips to secure the unit to a flat surface of your vehicle. The unit comes supplied with a 5' IP-Bus cable and 58" Power/ground harness so keep that in mind when mounting the unit away from your head unit.

      Inputs and Outputs

      To Sirius Tuner: 8-pin round connector used to connect a Sirius Satellite cable (supplied with optional SiriusConnect Satellite Radio Tuner or Vehicle Kit) from the Pioneer Sirius Interface Box to the SiriusConnect compatible Satellite Radio Tuner or Vehicle Kit.

      IP-Bus Output: 12-pin IP-Bus connector used to connect the supplied 5' IP-Bus cable from the Pioneer Sirius Interface Box to the CD-changer port on the rear chassis of your compatible Pioneer head unit.

      IP-Bus Input (pass-through): 12-pin IP-Bus connector used to connect a Pioneer CD-changer or other IP-Bus compatible device to your Pioneer head unit through the CD-SB10 Sirius Bus Interface module.

      Power Supply: 4-pin connector used to connect the supplied 58" power/ground (2-wire) harness.

       

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      5 out of 5

      great service and fast thank you

      Written By jose, villas nj on Friday, December 07, 2012
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      fits perfect thank you so much and great service from your team
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      4 out of 5

      works

      Written By Jason, calera, ok on Friday, November 02, 2012
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      Works for what I need it for. This combined with the other part sure makes it bulky. You will need plenty of space in the dash for this. I installed it on a 10 dodge challenger.
      Pros:
      works fine
      Cons:
      bulky
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      5 out of 5

      works perfect

      Written By zadams333, colorado springs, co on Sunday, July 22, 2012
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      installs easily, works great. wished you could see more than 1 line at a time but thats ok
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      4 out of 5

      No problems

      Written By Joe, Wilmington, NC on Saturday, June 02, 2012
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      I plugged it in and it worked. I use Sirius a lot and really like the service.
      Cons:
      I wish they'd start building everything into the head units so all these extra gadgets wouldn't be necessary.
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      5 out of 5

      Awesome

      Written By Stveo, Fort Defiance,AZ on Saturday, March 03, 2012
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      This product was very simple to install. And once intalled, we were listening. Me daughter would rather sit in the car then listen to her stereo inside the home. Now considering a home kit as well. I never thought I would satelilite radio. Thank you
      Pros:
      No commercials
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      4 out of 5

      Pioneer SiriusConnect™ Adapter

      Written By Jimmy D, MS on Saturday, February 11, 2012
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      This worked great for me. I love it!
      Pros:
      I love the freedom of limited commercials.
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      2 out of 5

      Works But Disappointment

      Written By Anonymous, West TN on Wednesday, February 08, 2012
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      Only one line displayed at a TIME!?!? What a bunch of crap! Artist, Radio Station, or Song - but you can only see one at a time. Doesn't Pioneer know that SIRIUS and XM are the same company now, and have been for years. At least you get to listen to SIRIUS thru your Pioneer head unit. I know now to go with an Alpine or Kenwood next time.
      Pros:
      Can listen to SIRIUS Radio
      Cons:
      No Multi-Line Display with SIRIUS.
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      4 out of 5

      Watch for the bus connectors

      Written By pj, Richmond, VA on Monday, August 15, 2011
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      Watch for the bus connectors - I assumed since the head unit and this item were both Pioneer products blue would go to blue. That is not the case, I had to pull my dash back apart to change the connections on the back of this item.
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      3 out of 5

      Disappointed!!

      Written By Drewmeister, Morgantown, WV on Friday, September 03, 2010
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      So, my saga begins around 6 years ago when I bought an SIR-PNR1. At first I was thrilled, as I finally had Sirius on my head unit like many other people have said. Then about 2 years ago I bought a new Pioneer head unit DEH-P6900UB which has multi-line display. As you all know, Pioneer does not support this. So that brings me to today. I got on Crutchfield to look specifically for a new model Pioneer Sirius tuner. I was ecstatic when I saw a new one that reportedly transmits multi-line text!! I ordered it immediately. To my dismay, I get the package to find out the SC-C1 is a Sirius product that supports multi-line but the CD-SB10 is a Pioneer product and does not!!! Needless to say, the whole thing is going back. I am going to try to sell my SIR-PNR1 along with my Pioneer head unit and CD changer and will buy another brand of head unit that has full Sirius support. I'm done with Pioneer.
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      1 out of 5

      Pioneer judge for youself

      Written By Bob, Fernley, Nv. on Friday, October 23, 2009
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      I have a Pioneer head unit that is less than a year old. I have an i-pod hooked up to it, and it gives me all the information I could want. I also have a Pioneer CD-SB10 and a Sirius SC-C1 hooked up to this radio. It gives you the choice of artist or song, not both or anything else. I called Pioneer, hoping that I could upgrade the CD-SB10 to give me the same amount of information that I get with my i-pod. I was informed by a customer service rep, that they have been associated with XM for a long time and that people with Sirius can live with it or not. Even though this company sells a box to recieve Sirius that gives you nothing and the same company sells an XM box that gives them all of the features. Sirius recomends Kenwood, Alpine, and Sony. I will never buy anything that has the Pioneer name ever again in my lifetime.
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      1 out of 5

      Horrible, just plain horrible.

      Written By Matt, Chillicothe, Ohio on Monday, October 12, 2009
       
      This "thing" is not worth the packaging that it came in. I had this connected to the SCC1 Sirius tuner. This unit kept locking up, the sound from Sirius was much lower than any of the other sources, and the sound quality was not that great. If you are looking into Sirius and have a Pioneer head unit, please go with a plug and play. Stay away from this!!!!! I highly recommend the Pioneer 920XM unit. I replaced the Sirius Connect equipment with the 920XM unit and have been satisfied ever since.
      1 out of 1 people found this helpful
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      3 out of 5

      Sirius CD-SB10 interface

      Written By livinfulltilt, TN on Sunday, August 16, 2009
       
      I have an AVH-P3100DVD and purchased this so I could swap my sirius subscription from my old sportster to my new deck. Here are a few negatives about this unit with my deck
      1. It would be nice if the artist name/song title/station were all displayed at once. You can see each of these by pressing the info icon
      2. At first this unit did not have sound once my subscription was active....after re-tracing every wire in my install I found that both ends of the BUS cable are the same and can be plugged in "backwards". As soon as I swapped the ends, it worked flawlessly. Perhaps this is the case with some of the other reviewers and why they dont have sound...?
      3. Size of the interface box. My laptop is thinner, i have a palm that does MORE, and pioneer is trying to convince me that this is the best that they could do?? It would have been nice to slip a "palm" sized interface underneath the dash...
      4. The interface itself. You buy the interface AND still have to buy a sirius tuner just for the antenna? Cmon pioneer, you're killing me...now I have to hide 2 equally large interface units and wiring!!
      5. PRICE. A netbook can do 1000+ more things and can be had for @ $250.




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      2 out of 5

      what a joke!!!!

      Written By trickrk, detroit michigan on Wednesday, May 27, 2009
       
      Yes you guessed it ,I also have problems with mine locking up. Had to pull the fuse and reset it.
      Glad I looked here in the reviews and found the answer.
      I can't belive Crutchfield even sells these as bad as they are.
      Three months out of warranty, again I say what a joke!
      2 out of 3 people found this helpful
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      5 out of 5

      Out of sight but full of sound!

      Written By Mike, Starkville, MS on Thursday, March 05, 2009
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      Love what this thing delivers! Upgraded from a plug and play receiver. Love not having a device sitting on my dash or elsewhere in sight.
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      4 out of 5

      Pioneer SiriusConnect™ Adapter

      Written By bobbydean, Washington State on Wednesday, March 04, 2009
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      Works great... Would like to be able to change the channels with a keypad though, instead of one at a time.
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      4 out of 5

      Great when it works, but there is a fix:

      Written By Todd, Memphis on Friday, February 13, 2009
       
      Like others have posted, the unit will freeze up. The freeze manifests itself as having no sound from Sirius in my case. The display of channels, artists and songs works, but you get no sound.

      Mine finally locked up hard and I started searching for any information I could find before investing in a new unit. I found it in the other reviews here. It appears that the power spikes from starting your vehicle can lock the unit up. Usually it will reset the next time you start the vehicle, but occasionally it doesn't. Using the info I found here, I pulled the fuse and reset the unit. It worked after doing that.

      So, I rewired the power to tap it off the ACC wire. That will help to make sure it resets cleanly when you start the engine. I'm hoping this will permanently cure my problems.
      2 out of 2 people found this helpful
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      3 out of 5

      Used with AVIC F900BT

      Written By Charles, Houston, TX on Thursday, October 23, 2008
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      Have only had one freeze up. Works well otherwise. Would like to see artist and song displayed and instead of "preset 1,2, 3 etc" would have like to have seen the channel name come up.
      1 out of 1 people found this helpful
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      1 out of 5

      Buy something besides Pioneer

      Written By b_from_d, Dora, MO on Wednesday, October 01, 2008
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      Run from anything Pioneer. I had to buy this unit to replace the one I bought for my wife for Christmas last year. This all begins in about June, the original unit shot craps. I send it back to Pioneer for replacement, cost about $9 Fedex, later after several phone calls to find out why I haven't received a replacement and several they are out of stocks we hope to have one soon. I finally get one, it doesn't work, and they tell me it was a refurb not new like I paid for, another $9 Fedex, yea the unit is bad, but guess what they are out of stock and discontinued. It's all good though, just buy the new model and we will reimburse the cost. I do and send in the invoice, unit + shipping, get a check for $10 less, we don't reimburse shipping charges. So now I'm out $29 shipping, 2 months Sirus fees, and to top it all off, Sirus charges me $15 to reprogram the new unit.
      1 out of 6 people found this helpful
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      3 out of 5

      Good, but still buggy

      Written By Chris, Atlantic City,NJ on Monday, July 14, 2008
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      As the other reviewers have stated, this unit is prone to freeze ups. In my case, the unit
      interface still works, but no sound is supplied. Seems like a power issue. Very annoying, but
      there is really no alternative and when it works, which is a majority of the time, its a great
      piece of equipment. Note that when it freezes, it knocks the sound off for any other interfaces
      connected through the IPBus...
      1 out of 1 people found this helpful
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      4 out of 5

      No More Dash Clutter!

      Written By steve, Lafayette IN on Monday, April 14, 2008
       
      Although I used the front aux input on my Pioneer DEH-P6800 and had
      great sound from satelitte radio, I got tired of cords getting snagged and
      just not having a clean look around the dash. So I installed this unit along
      with the SC-VDOC1 car kit. As the other reviewer stated, this unit can and
      will freeze up. Mine did the day after installation. Receiver showed the
      display, but gave no sound. Reconnected power lead of adapter box to a
      red(switched)power source and have had no more problems. Do wish the
      Pioneer HU would display artist/song title just like plug&play receivers.
      Overall, very good product.
      3 out of 3 people found this helpful
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