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Cd changer?

Mr Snow · 2016-12-28 16:09:02

Can you still get a cd changer new? do you need to replace the radio? were is the best place to put it? any more tips i should know

28-12-2016 4:09pm

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Mr Snow

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Can you still get a cd changer new?

do you need to replace the radio?

were is the best place to put it?

any more tips i should know

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#2 28-12-2016 4:51pm

colm_mcm

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Have you heard of MP3 players, SD cards, phones, USB sticks or Spotify

You can still get them, but really you could do much better for the most cases you can get a changer that works with your factory head unit.

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#3 28-12-2016 7:22pm

bazz26

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CD changers went out with CRT televisions. Get yourself a head unit with a USB port and/or Bluetooth with music streaming from your smart phone (assuming you have one).

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