Neo Car JukeBox ?
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Neo Car JukeBox ?
I bought a 2003 Corvette with this unit installed in it. The face and controls were put in the ashtray area and is concealed when the door is closed the control unit is in the back compartment. It is supposed to be a cool thing but it is just to difficult for me to work and am considering removing it and selling it and putting in a CD Changer instead. I already have a cd in dash but the changer soulds cool too.
Anyone have any idea how tough of a job this would be to remove?
Anyone have any idea how tough of a job this would be to remove?
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I mounted mine in the center air duct (already had something else mounted in the ash tray area)
rear storage compartment:
It's 3 pieces; the head unit, the hard-drive unit, and the interconnect cable.
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So i take it you like it? Seams pretty difficult to work I have to admit I have not played with it much. Yesterday I printed the instruction manual off the web site maybe I will try it what do you think about it?
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it works no different that any other car-based MP3 player. It's simply data files - in folders (that just happen to be data files of music).
I have mine setup to stay within the folder - and do ramdom play. My folders are Rock, Classic Rock, Pop, Techno, Misc. What ever mood I'm in at the time, I select that specific folder and let it random play.
But, MP3 is not for everyone.
I have mine setup to stay within the folder - and do ramdom play. My folders are Rock, Classic Rock, Pop, Techno, Misc. What ever mood I'm in at the time, I select that specific folder and let it random play.
But, MP3 is not for everyone.
