12 disc CD changer in a Tamora
Discussion
I'm contemplating fitting a Pioneer 12 disc CD changer in the boot of my Tamora.
I was just wondering if anyone else has done this and with what degree of success, or if there are any potential problems to look out for?
I seem to recall being told that the 12 disc changers are more prone to skipping than the 6 disc changers. Does anyone know whether this is actually true?
Cheers.
I was just wondering if anyone else has done this and with what degree of success, or if there are any potential problems to look out for?
I seem to recall being told that the 12 disc changers are more prone to skipping than the 6 disc changers. Does anyone know whether this is actually true?
Cheers.
Don't think changers skip any more.. unless you get "maximum air" over hump backed bridges. Only problems with 12 disc changers are: 1. you can never remember what is where.(bit like trying to name ALL 7 of Snow Whites Dwarves) 2. I'd imagine space is at a premium in a Tamora so a 6 disc might be a better idea (6 hours of music should be enough!)
Anyway, if you get fed up with the music you could always listen to the engine!
Keep the shiny side up!
Anyway, if you get fed up with the music you could always listen to the engine!
Keep the shiny side up!
Done it!
It only took a couple of hours to fit, including hiding all the cables between the boot and the dash.
Works fine, no skipping, and the CD text function on the Pioneer changer and head unit means the CD name appears on the display to indicate which of the 12 discs is playing.
I also upgraded the tweeters on the dash at the same time, as the previous 'unbranded' ones weren't really up to the job. What a difference - sounds great now.
It only took a couple of hours to fit, including hiding all the cables between the boot and the dash.
Works fine, no skipping, and the CD text function on the Pioneer changer and head unit means the CD name appears on the display to indicate which of the 12 discs is playing.
I also upgraded the tweeters on the dash at the same time, as the previous 'unbranded' ones weren't really up to the job. What a difference - sounds great now.
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