Subject: [s-cars] CD Changer JVC

[Mike Platt]

Bob,
I installed this exact unit in  my car over a year ago
with no problems. I mounted the control with velcro to
my ashtray and the RF modulator I zip tied underneath
the dash near the steering wheel. I fabricated a small
plate so I could mount the changer in the factory
mounting points without drilling holes. I then cut
open the factory harness , at both ends, to connect
power and ground to the changer and modulator box.

    Yeah, a factory changer for $450 would be nicer
but the sound is pretty good tuned in on the radio. I
only paid $199 for my unit from Crutchfield. I just
have radio preset #1 for the changer. My kids really
like the fact the can control the unit themselves from
the back seat too. I mounted the remote control, with
velcro, right above the rear heated seat switches.
Good luck, email me with any questions.
Mike P.
95.5 S6 avant (with elcheapo cd changer)
75 911 Carrera Targa (with factory original Blaupunkt)
74 914 2.0 (with aftermarket Nakamichi, going resto
back to factory unit)

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Audi Fans:
I have a 93 S4 without the factory CD Changer.  I've
been following the
lis=
ts and I'm not convinced the factory changer (or
equivalent) is the way
to =
go.  I can pick up a JVC CH-X1100RF at a good price.
Has anyone on
this li=
st installed one of these or has an opinion about them
(quality,
reliabilit=
y etc.) and how well they work with the Bose radio.
Thanks for your assistance,

Bob
93 S4


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