With MP3 Car CD Players - Do We Truly Need CD Changers?
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With MP3 Car CD Players - Do We Truly Need CD Changers?
I've been contemplating my choices over the past few days with regards to car audio for my upcoming new 2002 Protege. I was going to get a car deck and cd changer but now I'm thinking I'll just get a car deck that has mp3 playback as well. It would mean that I could potentially fit over 100 songs on a cd if I'm not mistaken.
However, seeing that the Protege is Double DIN, how would I just install the Blaupunkt Los Angeles... Any suggestions or feedback?
PJStyles
However, seeing that the Protege is Double DIN, how would I just install the Blaupunkt Los Angeles... Any suggestions or feedback?
PJStyles
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Kenwood makes a double din MP3 player. It has been talked about on this forum. http://www.protegeclub.com/forum/sho...MP3+Double+Din It will cost you though. Also check here: http://www.protegeclub.com/forum/sho...MP3+Double+Din
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WELL you either put in a double din unit...or a single and a Pocket for ratholeing stuff.
as far as putting MP3's on a cd....depending on the cd you use.....figuring on average about 4 Meg PER Mp3........its more like 175 tunes PER cd.
yep....that is like 10 albums.....what in the world would you TRUELY need a changer for.
as far as putting MP3's on a cd....depending on the cd you use.....figuring on average about 4 Meg PER Mp3........its more like 175 tunes PER cd.
yep....that is like 10 albums.....what in the world would you TRUELY need a changer for.
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