2006 Chevy Avalanche, cell phone kit

I just ordered, received, and installed a new harness that is an excellent alternative to the GMCELL by SoundGate.  It's called a JNS harness.  You can look at one here... http://www.celltechsolutions.net/product_detail.php?brand_id=18&product_id=116&type_id=As some of you well know, the GMCELL will allow you to integrate your cell phone kit into most newer GM/Chevy vehicles (like my 2006 Avalanche).  But, you loose OnStar.  In order to keep OnStar, you have to set up two relays.  Eventually, SoundGate will come out with a replacement for the GMCELL which will allow you to keep your OnStar.  But, there is still the issue of splicing and cutting wires to install your hands-free kit.I discovered the JNS harness (model CHE-0304).  As you can tell from the website I provided.  The JNS harness allows you to plug it in behind the factory radio, and plug the other ends into your cell phone kit.  The only splicing you have to do is one wire (the accessory turn-on wire, which I wired to my cigarette lighter).  Now, I have a THB Bury car kit for my SmartPhone.  THB mainly makes kits for SmartPhones.  This harness will also work for Nokia and Motorola kits.  It states that if you have a Nokia or Motorola kit, you have to use the speaker provided with the kit.  If you want to use the factory speakers with the harness, you just need to splice the speaker wires from the Nokia or Motorola cell phone kit to the speaker plug on the harness.The JNS harness will allow you to keep OnStar functionality AND your cell phone kit.  If you have a JNS harness and look at it, basically the car kit speaker wires and mute wire are spliced in with the OnStar wires.  The only downside is that the cell phone kit gets priority over the OnStar.  But, I'm sure if you knew what you were doing with relays, you could fix that.If anyone has any questions, let me know.