Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2001 21:26:46 GMT From: Micah & Kristen Donahue <mkdonahuenopsamaone.net> Subject: Re: 95 Saab CD Changer Options?
I installed a Clarion 6-CD changer in my last USA 95 900SET with no problems. In fact, I was happier with my own installation than a factory changer, because I took the time to fit it into the glove box. MUCH more convenient than trunk (boot). www.crutchfield.com sells them for USD $200. Here's a quote from the item page: <<< Clarion CDC635 ProAudio 6-Disc CD Changer Give yourself access to more music by adding the CDC635 CD changer to your new Clarion receiver. It holds six discs and features a new flip-down door with a magnetic catch. Clarion tells us that the CDC635 is so small a conventional sliding door would slide right off the unit. It features an oil-damped suspension system to ensure a smooth ride for your discs, with no skipping ã plus, Clarion's Zero Bit Detector for pure silence between songs. In all Saabs between 1994 and 1997, this changer will plug into and be controlled by Saab CD Changer-ready factory radios, with no additional adapters and cables needed. >>> -Micah 97 900 SETC > From: "Murphwiz" <nutz76nopsamternet.comNOSPAM> > Organization: BT Internet > Newsgroups: alt.autos.saab > Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2001 19:13:42 +0100 > Subject: Re: 95 Saab CD Changer Options? > > > "Rick" <rwizenopsamy.rr.com> wrote in message > news:ouDf7.306465$EF2.38315897nopsamoon.nyroc.rr.com... >> Anyone have any information in regards to aftermarket CD changers for a > 2001 >> 95 Saab? I had read earlier posts about a Clarion unit but question if > it >> will work in my new vehicle. >> >> Thx! >> >> > > I believe from what I've read, you must buy a saab changer to interface with > the head unit controls, as it works on a lan connection and must be > 'married' to the head unit by a dealer with the test equipment, 299ukp from > a dealer fitted. > > >
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