Cd player in Skoda Superb 2005

cursai

Hi, do any of ye knowledgeable people know if it is possible to get a replacement cd player for a skoda. i.e one that plays mp3 cds, a usb input or an aux jack??:)
thanks

bazz26

I'd say it's possible to replace the existing one alright like the photo below:



You might get a more accurate answer on the Skoda forum though: => http://briskoda.net/forums/

cursai

bazz26 wrote: »

I'd say it's possible to replace the existing one alright like the photo below:



You might get a more accurate answer on the Skoda forum though: => http://briskoda.net/forums/

Thats exactly what im hoping for. Is that your own car or what?

thats a taxi meter isnt it.......i'm so stupid!

bazz26

cursai wrote: »

Thats exactly what im hoping for. Is that your own car or what?

Nope, just a photo I got from google.

cursai

Thanks for the forum. seems to be some good advice on it.

bazz26

Just be careful. I think the Superb got a facelift around 2005/2006 where the centre console was given a make over. Single din stereo was replaced by a double din unit.

Double din head unit:

DubDani

You can get the MP3 Version for around 160 Euro directly from the manufacturer of the Radio in the Czech republic.

http://www.brm.cz/view.php?cisloclanku=2010020015

cursai

bazz26 wrote: »

Just be careful. I think the Superb got a facelift around 2005/2006 where the centre console was given a make over. Single din stereo was replaced by a double din unit.

Double din head unit:

definitely a single din!

Juniorhurler

bazz26 wrote: »

Just be careful. I think the Superb got a facelift around 2005/2006 where the centre console was given a make over. Single din stereo was replaced by a double din unit.

Double din head unit:

I think you just remove the drawer underneath the stereo to fit one this size. Could be wrong though.

bazz26

€160 seems like alot of wedge for an MP3 reading unit these days. Decent aftermarket head units with bluetooth and usb interfaces can be bought for under €100 these days. Ok they don't blend into the dashboard as well but I'd get over that. Plus you can take it out and use it again when you sell on the car.

DubDani

bazz26 wrote: »

€160 seems like alot of wedge for an MP3 reading unit these days. Decent aftermarket head units with bluetooth and usb interfaces can be bought for under €100 these days. Ok they don't blend into the dashboard as well but I'd get over that.

I agree. I personally got a MKi9200 that works a treat, but if you really want that MP3 CD player, then this is most likely the only realistic option to get this specific stereo.