I have a 99 accord with original 6 disk changer in console. The radio is however a in bad shape but I cannot find an adapter for a new radio to keep using my factory changer. Do I even need one? I could use a little direction in finding one if anybody has the info.

New stereo with cd changer capability and want to keep original 6 disk changer.

Thanks.

 

just get a cheap factory deck, they are the only plug and play unit out there. all the aftermarket one requires a FM transmittor which created a noise or drone to it.

the factory headunit is cheap and widely availble.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by iam7head &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">just get a cheap factory deck, they are the only plug and play unit out there. all the aftermarket one requires a FM transmittor which created a noise or drone to it.

the factory headunit is cheap and widely availble.</TD></TR></TABLE>

 

Call up Alpine's customer service and ask them if they have an adapter that would connect the CD changer to an Alpine head unit. I don't know the number but the website is: http://www.alpine1.com

The reason is that the Honda CD changer was most likely made by Alpine (as was the head unit). I know that there are adapters the other way around, I have an Alpine trunk-mounted CD changer hooked up to my Honda head unit in my '99 LX.