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(More customer reviews)This works as advertised and I am quite pleased with it. My wife and I recently took a long round trip from Texas to South Dakota and used the Scosche interface extensively. It installed within 5 - 10 minutes in our 2007 Yukon XL (see the installation video via the Scosche web site).
I ended up leaving my iPod in the glove box so that one of us could reach it if we wished to play a playlist, album, or genre, etc. manually. Based on the limitations of the XM radio in the GM vehicles, only the first 30 - 36 categories (playlist, etc.) will show up and this only when the vehicle is stopped. When moving, just like the XM radio, only the first 6 buttons are available. Prior to our trip I rearranged the playlists on the iPod to have our favorites show up first -- by placing a number (1,2,etc) in front of the playlist name. Of course, by manually using the iPod one can pick anything that is on it.
It was great to see the song title and artist show up on the radio screen and to be able to control most of the functions of the iPod via the radio buttons. We actually used the iPod via the interface for most of the trip. The sound quality was as good as our XM radio.
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