Subaru CD changers
06 June 2002, 05:51 PM
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I was wondering if the multi-changer to add onto the standard Phillips stereo (MY00) is any good. Any one got one fitted? Or would It be better (or cheaper)to replace the whole lot?
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07 June 2002, 01:16 PM
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Nick,
I was thinking of just getting the changer and plugging it up to the standard stereo (depending on the cost) I have only just got the car so money is a bit tight at the moment, and I couldn't afford to go out and buy a whole new set-up.
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I was thinking of just getting the changer and plugging it up to the standard stereo (depending on the cost) I have only just got the car so money is a bit tight at the moment, and I couldn't afford to go out and buy a whole new set-up.
James
07 June 2002, 03:19 PM
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why not get one of the fm cd changers - that way you could use it with the existing hu (through the fm frequency on the radio) then upgrade the hu with the same make as the changer later. easy. and I bet nick is right - a standard scoob cd changer will be more expensive anyway.
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07 June 2002, 03:31 PM
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Not a bad option above, but personally I'd rather not bother than use an FM modulator.
Have a look on line at the usual suspects, such as http://www.caraudiodirect.com, http://www.edworthys.co.uk and the others and you'll be able to cut your cloth to suit.
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Have a look on line at the usual suspects, such as http://www.caraudiodirect.com, http://www.edworthys.co.uk and the others and you'll be able to cut your cloth to suit.
Cheers,
Nick.
09 June 2002, 07:42 AM
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I got the standard changer - works a treat. Would have preferred sommat with cd text but does the job pretty well.
It is a bit selective about which cd-r's (backup cd's) it plays and doesnt do re-writables. Once yer find a brand it likes, no problems. Original cd's are fine.
Craig.
It is a bit selective about which cd-r's (backup cd's) it plays and doesnt do re-writables. Once yer find a brand it likes, no problems. Original cd's are fine.
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11 June 2002, 05:13 PM
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No joy from those 2 web sites Nick. Been doing some ringing around, and a six disc changer to fit the standard stereo is going to set me back £200 . I was looking to spend only half that.
Oh well, looks like i'll be listening to some tapes for a bit until i can afford to upgrade. (or I can open the windows and listen to the exhaust
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. I was looking to spend only half that.Oh well, looks like i'll be listening to some tapes for a bit until i can afford to upgrade. (or I can open the windows and listen to the exhaust
)James
21 June 2002, 03:17 PM
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Stefan, you were right there matey. Still no reply though . Knowing my luck its probably gone, Duncan posted the day I went to Le Mans, so I didn't see it till the following Tuesday 
James
. Knowing my luck its probably gone, Duncan posted the day I went to Le Mans, so I didn't see it till the following Tuesday James
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