CD autochanger
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CD autochanger
Has anyone connected a Kenwood CD autochanger other than the one listed in the options section of there website, the reason i ask is i have a MY04 WRX wagon and i tried a old Kenwood CD autochanger i had and it powered it up but it would not work so was wondering if any of the new Kenwood CD autochangers work with the Subaru branded Kenwood headunit.
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I know for a fact that most/all CD changers work with the 03. it is possible that something changed in the 04 unit to bring the unit in line with the rest of the kenwood line up, which seems to want a changer made in 2001 or later to work.
Hopefully someone who has an 04 model will shed light on this?
Cheers,
Nick.
I know for a fact that most/all CD changers work with the 03. it is possible that something changed in the 04 unit to bring the unit in line with the rest of the kenwood line up, which seems to want a changer made in 2001 or later to work.
Hopefully someone who has an 04 model will shed light on this?
Cheers,
Nick.
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Originally Posted by Granby
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if anyone's got a new regular changer, you could test it, as the cables are still the same.
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Originally Posted by Granby
Has anyone connected a Kenwood CD autochanger other than the one listed in the options section of there website, the reason i ask is i have a MY04 WRX wagon and i tried a old Kenwood CD autochanger i had and it powered it up but it would not work so was wondering if any of the new Kenwood CD autochangers work with the Subaru branded Kenwood headunit.
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Originally Posted by Granby
Went to my local ICE dealer (Advance Vehicle Alarms in Lewisham) the other day as they got a Kenwood 10 disc autochanger in for me to try (thanks Sam) and it does work with my headunit, just thought i'd let you lot know incase someone else wants to fit a autochanger to there standard headunit.
#7
Originally Posted by zerolight
Hi mate. what changer was it you got? I'm wanting to fit something in my 04. Was the cabling all there from the factory or did you have to route it? What about mounting?
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#8
Originally Posted by Granby
I used a Kenwood KDC-C719MP 10 disc CD/MP3 autochnger, you have to route the cable yourself which is supplied with the autochanger and i put mine under the drivers seat and i have no problems with it jumping at all.
i assume that it can't play MP3's though because the head unit isn't compatible?
thanks for the info
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Originally Posted by zerolight
how did you mount it? did you have to drill through the floor pan?
i assume that it can't play MP3's though because the head unit isn't compatible?
thanks for the info
i assume that it can't play MP3's though because the head unit isn't compatible?
thanks for the info
#10
Originally Posted by Granby
Yes it plays MP3's as it's the autochanger that does the decoding and the headunit will display all the track numbers (most of my MP3 CD's have about 80 tracks on them and the headunit will display that), as for fitting well at first i was gonna drill but i could not bring myself to do it so in the end i got some carpet tape (the really strong sticky stuff) put a couple of strips on the autochanger then i got some velcro, stuck one half of the velcro to the autochanger and the velcro grips the carpet under the seat and i've no problems with it jumping or moving about.
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Originally Posted by zerolight
cool. thanks man. are you able to browse folders from the headunit, or is it better not to use folders on the discs?
#12
Originally Posted by Granby
On the MP3 CD's I've got i haven't used any folders, i might try a CD's with folders as if i remember properly i think the manual says it can read upto 8 levels of folders (gonna rush off to find the manual)
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