[s-cars] Nakamichi Installation

[Charles Baer]

I just did this a few weeks ago, there is a VW/Audi kit that has the
speaker and radio sections without the CD section.  The one I bought
had two loose blue wires so you can avoid the cruise control wiring
brain damage and only insert them where needed.

About $15 bucks on a whim at the local Car Toys.

Charlie

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 > From: AUDIJIM at aol.com [mailto:AUDIJIM at aol.com]
 > Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 2:11 PM
 > To: s-car-list at audifans.com
 > Subject: [s-cars] Nakamichi Installation
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 > Hello,
 >
 > After asking this group on there opinion about an after
 > market radio, it
 > seems that Nakamichi came up more often than others. Alpine
 > was the only other
 > close choice. I went with the Nakamichi. I purchased the
 > CD400 and I called
 > Crutchfield to see if they had a wire kit for it. They said
 > no. I am a little
 > amazed that an audio company like Crutchfield said they
 > "didn't research that model
 > car" but they researched the Audi 80 and V8? ONLY? So I now
 > ask, of those who
 > have installed a Nakamichi in there Audi 100/S4, did you get
 > a harness so you
 > didn't have to butcher the factory radio connections? If so,
 > where did you
 > get it. I was hoping that this would be a "plug and play"
 > type of venture and I
 > don't mind playing with wires (I do that for a living on
 > aircraft) I was just
 > looking to see if there was another option before I make my
 > own harness.
 >
 > Thanks,
 >
 > Jim
 > 93 100cs Quattro Avant
 > 83 UrQuattro (10 valve project car)
 > 87 4000cs Q (20 valve project car)
 > 87 5000cs TQ (240,000 miles)
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