98 Accord CD Changer
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From: dallas, tx
yeah... all u need is the adaptor that plugs into the rectangle into the back and turns it into the round... i believe it was something nasty like 80 dollars at circuit city.. cuz u need the 98+ accord one... but that's all u need.. the adaptor.. the cord that plugs the adaptor to ur changer and ur set..
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Ok i will go check it out, i will get the model number from that cd changer and will check around for it.
Thanks for all your help and info.
Hey does anyone have any problems with burned cd's playing in original cd player. I dont know why but mine sometimes lags it takes a while to load the cd and sometimes it really takes a while.
let me know if you have any info.
Thanks for all your help and info.
Hey does anyone have any problems with burned cd's playing in original cd player. I dont know why but mine sometimes lags it takes a while to load the cd and sometimes it really takes a while.
let me know if you have any info.
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Originally posted by SumAccordGuy94
Alpine never made honda radios... it used to be panasonic, and now its pioneer.
Alpine M-bus changers are compatible with all "changer controlling" honda head units... with the addition of a special adapter. There are 2 adapters available, one that fits the panasonic made deck... which is a round DIN connector on the deck end, and the other is for the pioneer made decks, which has a rectangular molex plug for the deck.
The easiest way to check if your Honda deck will control a changer, is to look for a CD or CD CHG button. As far as I know, all the Honda in dash CD players will control a changer... and MOST new cassette decks.
The 98-up accord EX double DIN deck WILL control a changer.
Alpine never made honda radios... it used to be panasonic, and now its pioneer.
Alpine M-bus changers are compatible with all "changer controlling" honda head units... with the addition of a special adapter. There are 2 adapters available, one that fits the panasonic made deck... which is a round DIN connector on the deck end, and the other is for the pioneer made decks, which has a rectangular molex plug for the deck.
The easiest way to check if your Honda deck will control a changer, is to look for a CD or CD CHG button. As far as I know, all the Honda in dash CD players will control a changer... and MOST new cassette decks.
The 98-up accord EX double DIN deck WILL control a changer.
Alpine doesn't make honda radios? Show me anywhere that says pioneer makes their radios. Know what you talk about before you write something. What does this link say.....
http://www.radiomanrepair.com/
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Whats that say, smart one??
YOU find proof that alpine makes honda's decks. Not some website that says it.
You obviously dont know **** about them, if you had to take the false info from a website.
THE RED 6th GEN Coupe
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Originally posted by Blckaccord98
Alpine doesn't make honda radios? Show me anywhere that says pioneer makes their radios. Know what you talk about before you write something. What does this link say.....
http://www.radiomanrepair.com/
ALPINE
Alpine doesn't make honda radios? Show me anywhere that says pioneer makes their radios. Know what you talk about before you write something. What does this link say.....
http://www.radiomanrepair.com/
ALPINE
Alpine could be the manufactor for some of the Honda units.
In any case Alpine changers will work with Honda OEM headunits as long as you purchase the correct adapter. They are not hard to find and are available for less then $50bucks.