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Old August 16th 05, 07:45 PM posted to uk.rec.audio.car
Iain Robinson
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Default silly CD changer question

I think I know the answer to this question (having looked the the
groups' archive) but I won't be able to sleep at night if I don't ask.
We have an old Sony CDX-51 10 CD Changer in our 1999 Golf, run by a Sony
XR-CA400 HU. After a year or so it stopped reading CD-Rs that I had
written, despite using lots of different types of disks (and 2 different
CD writers). It played bought CDs okay but no CD-Rs. After trip to the
garage (new gearbox - ouch!) no CDs would play at all. I took the
changer out and cleaned the head and it sort of came back to life but I
feel it's time for a newer model (that knows about CD-Rs).

So;
1 - A friend has a fairly new JVC multichanger going cheap. Is there any
chance of getting it to work with the Sony HU? Using an adapter?

2 - If not, what if we put the original VW radio cassette back in - I've
seen adapters on the Connect 2 site that say you can fool the VW kit
into thinking it's seeing something it knows (a VW changer?) and the 3rd
party changer thinks it's seeing a HU of the same brand. Is that right?

3-If none of the above are likely am I safe to assume if I buy a new
(cheap) Sony changer, such as the CDX-656, it will just work with my HU?

Apologies for the dumb questions - I've never had to get involved with
this before.

TIA,
Iain
 




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