Re: Hello & lots of questions

["Richard McIntyre, Workstations Development 223-2379 PKO3-1/N10" <mcintyre@eng.pko.dec.com>]

I can try to answer this one:

>3. Is there a direct way to connect a CD to the standard Bose head
>unit?  A Crutchfield rep said either to replace the entire head unit
>(they sell a harness for this) or use a CD changer via FM.  Of course
>you can also run a portable CD  unit via a cassette adapter.  I don't
>like any of this.  What I'd like, if possible, is to do some surgery
>on the wiring and mount a standard connector to the amps ...

>From my investigation for the A6, I concluded that it is not possible to
directly fit an aftermarket CD changer in a cost-effective way -- the protocol
between the changer and the head unit is non-standard.  In your '92 100,
the story may be different.  I chose to have an RF modulator unit installed
instead, and find it acceptable.