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yeah i want a cd slot and a md slot
i found a aiwa that will do it but its a grand that thats a bit much
found a ton of japanese ones, and thought i found one that was for the US from
nakamichi(MD-95Z looked awsome) but (even though its on the USA website) they just
told me its not availible in the US.
JVC doesn't seem to make car audio at all anymore(i can't find it on their website).
but i'll try a google search for that unit.
i think i have a double din car, i have a huge stock stereo.
i'm against the idea of a cd changer cause i want to be able to sit in the drivers
seat and pop in the new whatever that i just picked up. changers make that a bit
harder(though the md-98z is a 6disc changer from the front slot, damn why isn't tha
tin the US)
marc
On Wed, Jun 20, 2001 at 11:31:48PM +0100, Simon Gardner wrote:
>
> At 14:28 20/06/2001 -0700, Marc Britten wrote:
> >anybody know how many and what kind of car units are availible that do CD
> >and MD? and not a CD changer.
>
> If you mean both CD and MD within a single DIN headunit, the only one I
> know of is the JVC KD-MX3000. I'm not too sure whether it's still being
> made though. Quite a few double-DIN headunits exist that will do both, but
> they're hard to find outside japan and not many cars can take them (well,
> without major dashboard surgery anyway..).
>
> If you've got two DIN slots in your dashboard, then you could try tracking
> down a Kenwood D400 - it's a 4-disc changer that sits in your dash and will
> work alongside a Kenwood CD player. They're not made any more, but you may
> find an audio shop that still has one in stock.
>
> I'm assuming you're against the idea of a CD changer because of the extra
> box, but an alternative might be Sony's MD changer (MDX-65 or 62) - they're
> quite a bit smaller than a CD changer so you can be more flexible about
> where you situate it.
>
> >I would love to switch my car over to MD(since the current stereo is
> >busted, its a perfect time) but i don't want to give up the ability to
> >through a brand new cd in and listen on my way home.
>
> That's about the only thing I miss since I bought my MD headunit :)
>
> --
> Simon
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