Where can I get a cathedral radio with an audio in or USB?

Sorry to Say I also owned one and they are pure junk from china.

This clock has 2 alarms to set Alarm 1, switch alarm 1 to the "set" position and make sure alarm 2 is pushed to the "off" "radio" or "cathedral" position, press and hold the "alarm" button on top while pressing the "f.fwd" or "rev" button to set the alarm....to set Alarm 2, do the opposite of the set buttons and repeat...to set the time just hold the time button down while pressing "f.fwd" or "rev"...hope that wasn't too confusing.

My guess is that you got into the radio tuning circuit (little box with the screws) and, unless you have a signal generator and some basic electronic knowledge and equipment, you are just guessing and it's a hit or miss situation. I don't mean to sound pessimistic but may be you know someone who could take a look at it and let you know if it's worth fixing. Hope this helps.

The volume control pod needs to be flushed with electronic control cleaner, unplug and remove back, attach supplied straw and give the pod two or three good blasts in the tiny hole and rotate volume back and forth rapidly to reach desired results.

This sounds like an IC that controls the sound level is playing up. It will need to be replaced to make it work. If you have the knowledge to do it yourself all you need do is trace the wires from the volume control and you should see the IC.

Yes it does.....I have included a full list of specs for you for this model

• DVD/CD player with navigation and built-in amplifier (15 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels, CEA-2006 compliant)
• fits double-sized (4" tall) dash openings
• motorized 6.5" LCD video screen with adjustable display angle and touchscreen controls
• plays CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, DVDs, DVD-R/RWs, and MP3 discs
• GPS navigation (includes GPS antenna and map DVD-ROM)
• City View mode - 3-D maps that render accurate representations of specific buildings in many cities
• 6 million points of interest (hotels, restaurants, gas stations, etc.)
• customizable route preferences
• separate CD and DVD slots
• five soundfields: cathedral, club, concert, live, theater
• 9-band parametric EQ
• 5 preset EQ curves
• SIRIUS Satellite Radio-ready (you can add SIRIUS for under $100, plus subscription)
• compatible with Eclipse HD Radio™ tuner
• CD changer controls
• audio/video input
• rear-view camera input
• audio/video output
• 5-volt front, rear, and subwoofer preamp outputs
• AM/FM tuner
• 6 FM/6 AM presets
• warranty: 1 year

try going to www.vintage.com for user manuals

This clock has 2 alarms to set Alarm 1, switch alarm 1 to the "set" position and make sure alarm 2 is pushed to the "off" "radio" or "cathedral" position, press and hold the "alarm" button on top while pressing the "f.fwd" or "rev" button to set the alarm....to set Alarm 2, do the opposite of the set buttons and repeat...to set the time just hold the time button down while pressing "f.fwd" or "rev"...hope that wasn't too confusing.