12 cd changer
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It skipped before I lowered my vert and after. It does not matter how much you tighten it down because it is on a suspension of it's own that really does not work (as you can tell). Some times it skips so bad that I wonder if it is going to start back up again. So now I have elected to pull the monsoon and install a whole new aftermarket setup.
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The hot tip is probably -not- to bolt it down tight,
but to make an isolation pad for it (to soak up the
abrupt bangs). On my list of neat stuff to try that
I will never get around to. Like, glue 1" of foam
rubber between two plates of {something not too
ugly}, screw down bottom plate to the trunk pan and
top plate to the changer case.
In-dash, a single-CD MP3-playing head unit will hold
about as much music on one data CD as the whole
changer full of audio CDs will, anyway.
but to make an isolation pad for it (to soak up the
abrupt bangs). On my list of neat stuff to try that
I will never get around to. Like, glue 1" of foam
rubber between two plates of {something not too
ugly}, screw down bottom plate to the trunk pan and
top plate to the changer case.
In-dash, a single-CD MP3-playing head unit will hold
about as much music on one data CD as the whole
changer full of audio CDs will, anyway.