Roadstar CD Changer
07 September 2001, 12:35 AM
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Roadstar used to come standard with cars like Metros, Maestros, Hyundais and Kias.
(not really true but that sort of quality).
Personal Opinion, save your money and buy a better quality unit best to stick with top manufacturers.
Although the may have improved, I would not expect high quality from them.
(not really true but that sort of quality).Personal Opinion, save your money and buy a better quality unit best to stick with top manufacturers.
Although the may have improved, I would not expect high quality from them.
07 September 2001, 12:45 AM
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Avoid like the plauge. They look feel and sound absolutely frigging horrendous - worse than the Scooby OEM stuff. They are absolute bargain basement and just truly truly truly horrible. And that is from I who tolerate Jensen "efforts"
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Hi all
A friend at work has a "Roadstar" 6 disc CD changer and Tuner headunit for sale £50 - 8 months old.
I'm thinking of buying it to replace Scoobs standard cassette job, but know little about the Roadstar brand.
So, opinions please - Is this a bargain I should snap up or avoid like the plague?
cheers
Neil
A friend at work has a "Roadstar" 6 disc CD changer and Tuner headunit for sale £50 - 8 months old.
I'm thinking of buying it to replace Scoobs standard cassette job, but know little about the Roadstar brand.
So, opinions please - Is this a bargain I should snap up or avoid like the plague?
cheers
Neil
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