CD Changer

[Cabell_T_Treadway@res.raytheon.com]

Ryan,

I have a 97 GLX, and I added the Panasonic changer aftermarket.  I bought
it at autotoys.com, I think it was around $300 or so.  The install went
okay, but took quite a long time, as I wanted it mounted to the frame and
not taped to the floor like the instructions recommended.  As I recall, the
MK4's have a special cubby hole made for the changer, so your install
should be a lot easier than what I went through.  But I don't know what
head unit your car has.  Mine says Bose, but I believe was actually made by
Panasonic, hence the matching CD changer.  But it shouldn't be hard to
find.  Go to the above mentioned website or any of a whole lot of other car
audio sites and you should be able to do a search on what changer will fit
your car.  Hope this helps a little.

Cab
97GLX
72Bug



Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 09:51:58 -0500
From: Ryan Suther <rsuther@littlearch.com>
Subject: CD Changer...

I just purchased a 2000 Jetta GLX monday - without the cd changer... I was
not going to pay that much for a cd changer.  Yesterday I went by Best Buy
and talked with a sales guy there who said that the only changer that would
fit was a Panasonic.  He didn't know the model number, and he mentioned
that
it was hard to find.

I'm thinking that the guy was straight up - because he said they didn't
carry it and he recommended a couple of other places to go.

Has anyone else heard this?  Does anyone have something other than a
Panasonic changer?