so my reciver ate a cd and wont give it back. ive had this reciver for a few years now so im not mad. what i plan on doing is hooking up a alpine S601 cd changer to fix this problem, BUT i dont know what kind of adapter i need, the round one or square one?! thanks for the help.

 

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by UnionCity LS &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so my reciver ate a cd and wont give it back. ive had this reciver for a few years now so im not mad. what i plan on doing is hooking up a alpine S601 cd changer to fix this problem, BUT i dont know what kind of adapter i need, the round one or square one?! thanks for the help.</TD></TR></TABLE> First hit the reset button on the HU, to see if that will spit the CD out, Alpine only made one adpt. for their HU changer combos, older HU, [8pin din plug "round"] to the new changers. [ unilink "square"] you can still get the older style changers , [8pin din] get any info you need for Alpine at http://www.alpine.com 94

 

the two appropriate CD Changer connectors for alpine CD changers are called either "AI-Net" or "M-Bus." depending on what connector your alpine head unit needs determines what cd changer you can use. but there ARE adapters. for example i have an alpine which has an AI-net connector output. and i have an alpine CD changer that has the "M-BUS" connector. i plan to buy the AI-net to M-bus adapter so that they will be complatible with each other. if you have a newer alpine, it is likely it is AI-net, while the older HU's use M-Bus.