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Pioneer CDRB-20: Powered ?

By cable guy · Jul 26, 2006in General💬 7 posts👁️ 1,904 views
Posted Jul 26, 2006 · 15:20 UTC#1
Does the Pioneer CDRB-20 Aux input Adapter require power or is it simple an IP pass-through unit ? I've seen two differebt pictures online and some show a power cable while some don't.

If it is powered, is this something that is easily installed or, being car radio installation retarded, should I get a "pro" to do it ?
Posted Jul 27, 2006 · 06:39 UTC#2
Simple pass through. Easy install

cable guy said:
Does the Pioneer CDRB-20 Aux input Adapter require power or is it simple an IP pass-through unit ? I've seen two differebt pictures online and some show a power cable while some don't.

If it is powered, is this something that is easily installed or, being car radio installation retarded, should I get a "pro" to do it ?
Posted Jul 27, 2006 · 13:21 UTC#3
Great. One more question.
I have an XM tuner (GEX-P10XMT) currently installed. I've read that if you use the CDRB-20 along with the GEX unit that you will hear the audio from both the XM and the AUX input at the same time. Is this true ?
Posted Aug 05, 2006 · 19:01 UTC#4
The CD-RB20 does require power and ground connections to work properly. It has a pass-through P-Bus connection and 1 set of RCA connectors.
Posted Aug 05, 2006 · 22:16 UTC#5
jimmy303 said:
The CD-RB20 does require power and ground connections to work properly. It has a pass-through P-Bus connection and 1 set of RCA connectors.


No it dosn't. It's only connections are IP Bus and L&R Audio in. There are no power connections.
Posted Aug 05, 2006 · 23:16 UTC#6
I picked one up at my local Best Buy and it does have power and ground connectors.
Posted Aug 06, 2006 · 00:33 UTC#7
Really? I installed one in a RV not too long ago and it did not have any power connections. Maybe they changed the design recently?

EDIT: oh... my bad, I was thinking of the CDRB10.
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