girlRacer

Hi,

I don't know much about car stereo equipment, so excuse my ignorance. I want to get a Kenwood KDC-MP919 unit for my 01 Honda Prelude and I was wondering if there's a way to get it to work with the OEM CD Changer (which is Alpine). Is there some sort of an adapter that will make them work together?

philly-O

sorry but as far as i know there is not anything you can use to make it work.

incubus

nope ur screwed... u might be able to buy an alpine and still use the changer, if the DIN cable is the same.

girlRacer

That's what I figured. Oh well, thought I'd ask anyway! Thanks guys

8_Ball

if it is a alpine head unit u can go for a cha-s634 mp3 changer which will work if ur unit uses the ai-net bus system. or a new kenwood unit?

Ludester

Nope, not that i am aware of. But y do you still want to use your oem cd changer if you got a cd player in your dash?

TurboBumblBee

No not possible at all.. no one makes a cable to do this.. specially since its crossing brands.. its either stock radio -> stock cd changer, stock radio -> aftermarket changer, aftermarket radio -> aftermarket changer, but not aftermarket radio -> stock changer..

CIVIX

Nope, You will have to get either a RF-Modulated CD Changer (any brand) Or You have to replace the head unit to an Alpine.

DillHole

If you can find the pinouts, you can make your own adaptor, the trouble is you have to buy 2 cables at $40-60 each to splice together. You also have to hope they are using the same voltage, otherwise you need to get out the resistors.