Where do you keep your CD's ?
We have not yet installed a multi-play so for the moment are stuck with single play in the front console.
I keep a selection of 4-5 CD's (in cases) in the lockable section behind the arm rest. Sunglasses etc go in the top bit.
Avril
I keep a selection of 4-5 CD's (in cases) in the lockable section behind the arm rest. Sunglasses etc go in the top bit.
Avril
Originally posted by Lotusman
So from what I know there is no space in the cabin of the S2000.
Where do you put your CD's ?????
So from what I know there is no space in the cabin of the S2000.
Where do you put your CD's ?????
At least until I muster enough cash to stump up for a 6 CD changer, anyway!
I don't even use the 6 cd changer anymore.....
probably not all that helpful but I just picked up an adaptor that allows me to connect my portable MP3 player via the tape player (also came with a car-charger)
....it's got a 5GB memory so has got 900 tracks on it. It's only the size of a cassette box and is a life-saver in terms of ending those horrible 'change-the-cd' and 'bouncing over uneven roads' problems. The sound quality is excellent too and as it's potable there are no storage problems...I either pocket it or lock it in the centre console.
..and you can do your own playlists!.....yep, back top the days when you first passed your test and had a few 'driving tapes'....
- not that I'd do anything so nerdy now you understand......
probably not all that helpful but I just picked up an adaptor that allows me to connect my portable MP3 player via the tape player (also came with a car-charger)
....it's got a 5GB memory so has got 900 tracks on it. It's only the size of a cassette box and is a life-saver in terms of ending those horrible 'change-the-cd' and 'bouncing over uneven roads' problems. The sound quality is excellent too and as it's potable there are no storage problems...I either pocket it or lock it in the centre console.
..and you can do your own playlists!.....yep, back top the days when you first passed your test and had a few 'driving tapes'....
- not that I'd do anything so nerdy now you understand......
I have a 10 CD wallet in the secret compartment, though I haven't yet listened to 1 whole CD in the week and a half I've had the car. The roofs been down and you can't hear CDs above 40 anyway.
Lucid panels are on the list but so are many, many other things....
Lucid panels are on the list but so are many, many other things....
Originally posted by cnicho
probably not all that helpful but I just picked up an adaptor that allows me to connect my portable MP3 player via the tape player (also came with a car-charger)
probably not all that helpful but I just picked up an adaptor that allows me to connect my portable MP3 player via the tape player (also came with a car-charger)
Where did you get it from, and how much did it cost?
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I've put a Clarion MP3 (CD) player in the dash and a 6 disk changer in the rear. If that's not enough, I've got a spare cartridge for the changer. IIRC it's quite easy to fit a CD changer under the passenger seat or a MD changer in the rear console. You'll need to change the head unit, but can get a system for a similar cost to the Honda CD changer.
re: MP3's and S2k's
Bad news: I bought it from an Apple store in the States (I've got an iPOD)as part of a special case and adaptors package for about 40 bucks....
BUT...
the adaptor itself is simply a portable CD to car adaptor....basically a lead with a headphone jack on one end and a 'cassette' on the other end you insert into the cars tape-player.....I think they're pretty easy to get hold of and don't cost that much
....and works surprisingly well! - i should imagine a powerhouse, dixons or similar would have them.....
good luck!
cjn
Bad news: I bought it from an Apple store in the States (I've got an iPOD)as part of a special case and adaptors package for about 40 bucks....
BUT...
the adaptor itself is simply a portable CD to car adaptor....basically a lead with a headphone jack on one end and a 'cassette' on the other end you insert into the cars tape-player.....I think they're pretty easy to get hold of and don't cost that much
....and works surprisingly well! - i should imagine a powerhouse, dixons or similar would have them.....
good luck!
cjn





