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Cassette and CD Receivers in 96 Accord

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Old May 23, 2003 | 12:17 PM
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Default Cassette and CD Receivers in 96 Accord

I am a newbie in this forum. I bought a CD-receiver(with MP3) from Crutchfield and got all the required kits along with it. E.g they sent a 1-DIN harness and the wiring socket etc.

I want to keep the existing (factory-installed) radio/cassette receiver too. Honda manual says it can control a CD-receiver too..

Is this possible: I want to know if I can let the two operate independently(so that I can control the MP3 features a little better). If I can not let them operate independently, then I want to control it via the cassette player.

I know that I need a 2-DIN harness.. will I be needing any other wiring etc.. thanks a bunch..
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Old May 23, 2003 | 07:02 PM
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im confused... you bought an in dash mp3 deck? or a remote-mount changer?

why do you wanna keep the stock unit if you bought an aftermarket one??

Maybe you should have researched a little more before buying... the oem cassette deck will control an alpine 6cd changer with an adapter.
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Old May 23, 2003 | 08:30 PM
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Well.. It is an in-dash deck..only CD/MP3 though.. no cassette player.. thats the reason why I want to keep the stock unit..
I have a large collection of cassettes that I will probably take a while before I can convert them into digital format.. meanwhile I wanted to have the flexibility..

At the same time, I did not want a remote changer for some other reason..
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Old May 23, 2003 | 10:15 PM
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as far as I know, you cannot have both working independently. I think you would run into problems when attempting to connect the speaker wires to both units. I've also never heard of being able to control aftermarket recievers with stock recievers.
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