I know several OEM car makers have in-dash CD changers available. Has anyone in the aftermarket caught on to this technology yet? I can't seem to find anyone outside of OEM that offers one. Anyone have any ideas?

Josh

 

Alpine did a 3 disc back in 99, but i heard it was causing a lot of problems.

 

sanyo's got a 4 disc.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by (hybridhatch92) &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I know several OEM car makers have in-dash CD changers available. Has anyone in the aftermarket caught on to this technology yet? I can't seem to find anyone outside of OEM that offers one. Anyone have any ideas?

Josh</TD></TR></TABLE>It was tryed by the aftermarket a few years back, didn't catch on 6,10 and 12 disk changers were already out there , the reason you see them in cars now is, oem car audio is all 3 to 5 year old technology. 94

 

Lets see...
Alpine had it a few years ago ( I owned one ) main prob was the
rubber rollers that grabbed the discs would start to wear and slip.
JVC- It jammed a lot and I mean a lot
Ecplise was by far the best unit I used that had one..prob was lack of
interest..You may still be able to find one from an Eclipse dealer.

good luck...as stated the OEM is about 3-5 years behind the aftermarket
in system design ( They are not gonna dump millions into a product only
to have it tank)