RE: factory stereo sys on GLX

[David Petke <dpgoofy@ix.netcom.com>]

At 12:12 PM 8/2/97 -0700, you wrote:
>I may not be speaking for everyone on the list, but the desire to
>upgrade is not so much to improve the sound quality of the head unit,
>which is excellent for a factory unit, but rather to add CD capability.

Ditto.  The head unit is good, but the idea of being forced to go with a
single model of changer didn't sit right with me.  Besides, after having a
10 disc changer in my old car, I can't go back to a 6.  The reception was
better in my old Sony head unit also. (It's not *that* big of a difference,
I'm just picking nits here.)

>I can't believe that I spent this much on a great car, but the only CD
>option was a trunk mounted Panasonic changer.  VW really needs to have
>an in-dash CD option, or even standard on a top of the line automobile.
>Audi & VW both need to get with it.  Hell, my dad's Suburban came with a
>CD in dash!!!

Double ditto.  They went to the trouble of mouting a separate amp (which I
like) and putting in quality speakers. (at least they sound good, anyway.)
They kinda dropped the ball on only having one head unit.
	As for the Suburban, I'm not surprised about the in-dash CD.  Us
'Murricans like to have our luxuries.  He got all the options, right?
(sectional-sofa, mini kitchen, bowling alley, etc.)  Lord knows those
things have the room for it.

Dave Petke	DoD # 1615
Kennett Sq., PA