cd changer question
You can find them on eBay pretty regularly and also in the FS section once in a while. If you're not that patient, you can still order it from the dealer but expect to pay much more.
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Im not in a huge hurry for it. I dunno if I will even like one that much...I know it holds 12 cds but I change cds very often. Just thought it would be cool to have one just incase.
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The factory changer is made by Pioneer and you can use the Pioneer cartridge in it. The Pioneer part number is JDT-1212. They used to carry them at Best Buy and Circuit City but it's been a while now so they might be special order items. If you Google the Pioneer number you can find them at several online stores for around $25.
I did. I had this hooked up this instead of my CD changer. http://peripheralelectronics.com/ it works good Now I have 80 GB's of songs instead of 12 CD's
