Date: Thu, 25 May 2000 18:40:49 GMT From: mrsampsonnopsamvista.com Subject: Re: cd player for 92 900S
Scott: According to the audio manual from my '90 900 turbo the way it works is the leads go from the radio to the (optional) equalizer. If the equalizer is installed, the signal goes through it and then to the speakers. No equalizer means the signal goes right to the speakers. The manual also implies that the factory Clarion CD play will fit in the same slot as the equalizer and uses the same wiring. Somehow the radio knows when the CD player is installed. Clarion doesn't seem to make this CD player any more. If you go this route you may want to find a used one. Beware though; this CD player uses cartridges for the CD's, even though it only takes one CD at a time. I'm also looking to add a CD player (I've only had the car a week). It has been strongly recommended to me to buy the type of multi-changer players that use an FM signal to connect to the in-place radio. This makes installation easier. Downside is that since the player (usually) resides in the trunk, switching CD's is not as easy as if it's in the dash. Mike The > tape player has outputs which seem to run to an amplifier somewhere in > the car, power source, and antenna. It has 2 din plugs which are not > being used - maybe for a CD changer? But I don't have CD changer > controls on my tape deck. Additionally, it has a big harness with 4 > wires which appear to run to speakers - however, if the signal ran to an > amplifier somewhere in the car, why would there be speaker wires coming > out of the back of the tape deck - wouldn't those come out of the amp? > This is the stock system that came with the car. > > Please help... I am desperate for a CD player in my car... > > Thanks, > > Scott > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
