Re: CD Changers

["John Hamill" <jhamill@tiac.net>]

I replaced my head unit with a high power Alpine, and installed an Alpine 6
CD changer and a subwoofer and power amp in the trunk. I didn't cut a wire
anywhere to install all this. The head unit is easy to replace with the
correct wiring harness adapter. The factory speakers sound much better with
a high power in dash receiver, and the subwoofer adds much needed low end
in gobs. My system rocks! With the CD changer I can still play cassettes
too.

your sound may vary, John

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> From: Drew Jennings <drewj@awj.com>
> To: 'jettaglx@igtc.com'
> Subject: RE: CD Changers
> Date: Tuesday, July 01, 1997 11:54 AM
> 
> I've also been considering replacing the head unit with an in-dash CD
> player.  Does anyone know if this is an easy conversion?  I still want
> to use all the Bose speakers and amps.  I have to make a decision soon
> becasue I *NEED* a CD player in this car!
> 
> >----------
> >From: 	Paul M. Moriarty[SMTP:pmm@igtc.com]
> >Sent: 	Monday, June 30, 1997 8:05 PM
> >To: 	jettaglx@igtc.com
> >Subject: 	Re: CD Changers
> >
> >Panasonic for Bose, though the head unit isn't much to write home about.
> >
> >
> >-> Paul <-
> >
> 
> 
> >Drew Jennings writes:
> >> 
> >> Hey all!
> >> 
> >> Just bought a new '97 GLX with the Bose system in it.  Want to buy a
CD
> >> changer that will work with the factory controls.  Have heard several
> >> different stories about whether it is the Clarion or the Panasonic
that
> >> will work.  Any input?
> >> 
> >> Thanks in advance.
> >> 
> >> Drew Jennings
> >> 
> >