Date: Wed, 30 May 2001 13:11:58 GMT From: "Fruitcake" <llovelynopsamnline.net> Subject: Re: 94-98 Stock Radio
I just traded my '98 900S for a '01 95 wagon. I love it, but..... The CD changer doesn't work in the '01 95. I have the Clarion 6 disc changer and it works great. Email me llovelynopsamnline.net if you are interested in buying it for a reasonable price. "Scott FitzGerald" <esfitzgeraldnopsamail.com> wrote in message news:ytNQ6.16204$2x5.1332510nopsamer.videotron.net... > Hi Mike; > The 900S models did *not* have the separate amplifier. That was offered as > part of the audio upgrade package on SE models (which also added speakers in > the doors). > > Are you sure the Panasonic model will work? The Saab radio is made by > Clarion and I'm fairly certain that all Saabs are prewired for a Clarion cd > changer to be located in the front left corner of the trunk. Installation > is easy: pull the carpet back to retrieve the cable in the trunk, and pull > the head unit out to connect the cable to the back of the stereo. There > doesn't seem to be a shortage of people selling the changers as well (you're > looking for the model CDC 635 if you change your mind on the panasonic...). > > Cheers, > Scott. > > > "Mike" <mjlbnopsamaone.net> wrote in message > news:KnJQ6.13044$_Y5.2064644nopsamoon.ne.mediaone.net... > > Tweeter Etc. wants an extra $45 to install a Panasonic CD player > > because he said "the 94-98 900S Saabs have a separate radio amplifier > either > > under the dash or in the trunk area, that they have to run a special cable > > to" (and it will cost $30-$45 extra). > > > > I have the stock Saab Clarion radio with cassette, w/ weather band (the > > analog clock and the SID display is directly above). > > > > Are there any Saab radio experts out there that can explain this? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Mike > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
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