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Yes you can upgrade from the stock single CD player unit to Corvette's optional 6 disc CD unit. I ordered a C6 6 disc unit off of the "auction site" and it hooked up and fit fine.
BUT, you will have to go to your local chevy dealer to get them to program the audio unit to work in your car otherwise it will be in a lock mode. It cost me $95 for the dealer to do that.
Last edited by America'sSportsCar; Sep 5, 2008 at 12:02 AM.
Yes you can upgrade from the stock single CD player unit to Corvette's optional 6 disc CD unit. I ordered a C6 6 disc unit off of the "auction site" and it hooked up and fit fine.
BUT, you will have to go to your local chevy dealer to get them to program the audio unit to work in your car otherwise it will be in a lock mode. It cost me $95 for the dealer to do that.
but, the $95 charge was a little high for 10 minute's of work...would have been fair at 1/2 labor rate or $45...
Since you joined in May of '08, I'll assume you have an '08 with single disc.
That unit is capable of playing a CD formatted with MP3 music. You can get over 200 songs on one MP3 formatted CD. That's far more music than an expensive 6 disc changer can contain & it's what I do.
Yes I put 6 to 8 audio CD's on a single MP3 CD. I have about a dozen MP3 CD's and don’t like changing CD's while driving though.
200 songs @ say 3 minutes a song is 600 minutes, which is ten hours of continuous music. When was the last time you drove your C6 for ten hours without a stop?
never been a big fan of the cd changer always found them to mess my cd's up. Even though to be honest if you ever get a ipod with a connection where you can control it from your steering wheel controls or radio controls. You'll never want to go back again it's just something having over 20,000 songs from something that fits on your pocket. Even though if you are a audio junkie def. go with the straight connection because going through your radio just doesn't sound as good as cd's. Now if you can't tell the difference in cd sound compared to radio then you'd never notice the difference from straight connection from radio connection.
Since you joined in May of '08, I'll assume you have an '08 with single disc.
That unit is capable of playing a CD formatted with MP3 music. You can get over 200 songs on one MP3 formatted CD. That's far more music than an expensive 6 disc changer can contain & it's what I do.
Sort of true. To fit 200 songs on a single CD you have to have the compression bumped WAY up and you sacrifice a lot of fidelity. A more realistic number is 100-120 songs per disc at a reasonable sample rate and compression. And the factory 6-disc changer is MP3 capable also, so I have six discs with 100 songs each on them ... I am not a huge fan of the slot-load changers (mostly because I can not see what is happening), but so far mine has been trouble free, and I see them advertised on the Forum (and the auction site) for well under $100 ...