CD Changer
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 5,572
Likes: 4
From: Los Angeles Ca
in the tech tips section they recommend a kenwood unit that will play mp3's as well. So you dont need to stay stock.
also, the ipod2car interface will control basic functions of the ipod
also, the ipod2car interface will control basic functions of the ipod
Team Owner
Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 54,204
Likes: 180
From: S.W. Ohio. . . . . . NRA Life Member
Originally Posted by scott_fx
in the tech tips section they recommend a kenwood unit that will play mp3's as well. So you dont need to stay stock.
If there was a drawback to this setup, it was that there is no "folder change" button on the factory head unit. So you'd need to make MP3 CD's that didn't have the songs grouped into differing folders. Though, you could just group them by individual disks (hence the "changer" part).
If you can find one still... grab it !!!
Burning Brakes
Joined: Mar 2002
Posts: 844
Likes: 11
From: Il
Originally Posted by rcs128
I'm in the process of taking mine out and I'll be putting it up for sale soon. I was thinking of asking $200 shipped, which would include the factory brackets and the 12-disc magazine. You'd have to get a cable, as there's no easy way for me to extracate it from the car (it's tied into all kinds of other wires).
PM me if interested. C5-Girl gets first dibs!
PM me if interested. C5-Girl gets first dibs!
Safety Car
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 4,454
Likes: 1
From: The Surgeon General has warned that it's ok to smoke mustangs!
St. Jude Donor '06-'07
Olive,
I totally agree with Scott_FX. Ipod is a pretty good way to go. Can hold way more music than any CD changer, plus you dont have to install anything if you're using the "iTrip". You can always hard-wire the iPod into your stock head unit without having to worry about the "iTrip", which is what I would recommend. Either way, take the iPod route. Its an easy install that can be done by yourself/S.O. on a sat. afternoon.
As for the clear turn signals, check with west coast corvettes.
Good luck!
I totally agree with Scott_FX. Ipod is a pretty good way to go. Can hold way more music than any CD changer, plus you dont have to install anything if you're using the "iTrip". You can always hard-wire the iPod into your stock head unit without having to worry about the "iTrip", which is what I would recommend. Either way, take the iPod route. Its an easy install that can be done by yourself/S.O. on a sat. afternoon.
As for the clear turn signals, check with west coast corvettes.
Good luck!
Pro
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 502
Likes: 1
From: Fountain hills AZ
Originally Posted by Freestyler
get a ipod and ipod2car unit -- save yourself the grief of swapping little plastic things every time '12' cd's doesnt seem like enough
never looked back...
never looked back...
