Blitzsafe TOY/AUX DMX V.2 2003-2008 Toyota Aux Audio Input Adapter

I installed in 2007 Toyota Sequoia SR5 with JBL and stock Radio. I had to use the Blitzsafe TOY/AUX DMX V.2 2003-2008 Toyota Aux Audio Input Adapter ($61 on Amazon) and STINGER SI4217 17-FT 2-Channel 4000 Series Interconnect RCA Cable ($13 on Amazon) and CONCEPT CFD135 Chameleon 13.3" Wide Flipdown Digital TFT LCD Monitor.Had it professional installed for $85...a no brainer!

This is exactly what I was looking for to plug my ipod into my 97 toyota tacoma radio. The sound quality is great and about 3x better than using an FM transceiver, ie, no static or variance of sound quality. If you get the dash mountable jack for it make sure to run that before reinstalling the radio. Removing and reinstalling the radio is fairly easy following easily findable online instructions. The plastic dash tools are worth the extra cost since there was no scuffing or marring to my dash. The Blitzsafe unit installation is the easiest part of all. It just snaps in and works.

I Installed it in our 2004 Sienna. Upon starting the vehicle I would intermittently not get any sound out of the radio from any source. I had to turn the key completely off, then back on again to get sound out of the radio. I removed the Blitzsafe and the issue went away. I ended up returning the Blitzsafe and purchased a USA-SPEC PA15-TOY and it works wonderfully.

I put this in my 2005 Toyota Sienna. It has the stock head unit (tape and CD). It was easy to install and the sound is leagues better than I could get from a tape adapter. The only reason it does not merit five stars is that the docs did not show exactly how to uncable and recable the head unit with this device. It was easy enough to figure out, but it would have been nice to see on the docs...

This is an excellent product. I was skeptical even after ordering, however I have to say I am very satisfied. My 05 Corolla did not have an aux input so when I got my XM satellite radio I was just down to the mercy of the FM transmmitor that the radio came with. However here in LA area there are FM stations in every single frequency so it is impossible to find a good channel to get reception for it. It was so frustrating, like listening AM radio in a far away road, where the sound comes and goes. Anyway, I purchase this product and installed it myself in about 35 min. It does what it says it does. My radio is crystal clear, I am so happy I got my XM radio working again! Thanks for making this product available.

Used this to add an aux input for Mp3's to my 2007 Toyota Matrix. There are some online youtube videos describing how to install it. Installation was easy, I did it myself in under an hour with few tools and did not damage the car in any way. It has been installed 6 months now and works and sounds great. There is no volume loss when switching to Mp3 from radio, provided you have the mp3 volume turned up.

Plugged in to the back of the radio, run the 3.5mm extension wire (it does not come with it, btw), connect my Android and voila! Finally i have an auxiliary input to listen to endless tunes! The output volume is a little low, but with Android music apps (Such as PowerAmp) you can increase your output and it is all good now.

This adapter was exactly what I was looking for. I didn't want to buy a new stereo for an aux jack and lose my multi desk CD changer. Install was straightforward with help from online websites. I am glad I didn't get the adapter with the iPod connector. Essentially anyone with a phone or mp3 player can plug in when they ride with me.