Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 08:48:35 -0400 From: EO <eno64nospamr.com> Subject: Re: Free CD Changer
It's gone! It found a happy home in Atlanta. Thanks. e In article <eno64-292A14.11235122092004nospamoyle.oit.duke.edu>, EO <eno64nospamr.com> wrote: > I have a Clarion ProAudio DC625 6-disk CD Changer up for granbs. It came > out of my totalled 1995 Saab 900. (How a Mazda Miata can total a Saab > 900 is still a bit confusing to me. :-) It was only used about three > months and it is in great shape. > > If you have a CD-Changer-ready Saab, i.e., it already has CD controls on > the stereo unit and therefore is pre-wired for a CD changer, then you > can have this changer. > > BUT, you have to make sure it will fit your particular model and you > need to make sure you have the cable already installed because I do not > have a cable. My Saab had everything I needed except the CD changer so > it was easy to hook up. > > If you want to check the compatibility with your Saab, I recommend going > to Crutchfield (www.crutchfield.com), click "What fits my car?" on the > left and enter your car information then select the " Factory Compatible > OEM CD Changers" option. If the result comes up as Clarion ProAudio > DC625 then you're in luck. > > I have the mounting brackets, though Crutchfield told me I would do just > as well with some Velcro tape (and they were right), and I have an extra > 6-disk cartridge. I also have the installation/owners manual. > > If you want to see a photo, go to www.duke.edu/~eolson/cdchanger > > Why am I doing this? These are going for nothing on eBay (and I don't > have the cable anyway) and I would much rather give this to a fellow > Saab enthusiast than spend a lot of effort for a few bucks. > > If want this and you pay the shipping, I'll gladly send it. If you live > in the Raleigh-Durham area of North Carolina, you can come get it. > > If you have any questions, send an email to eno64nospamr.com.
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