Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 09:27:11 -0400 From: "Scott FitzGerald" <esfitzgeraldnopsamail.com> Subject: Re: 94-98 Stock Radio
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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