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i've done it on the symphony head unit, and its very easy if you have even a little technical sense.

there are no aux inputs built into the head units, so you'll need a aux input adapter. (blitzsafe, etc). this will take the place of the CD changer plug on the back of your head unit (no more CD changer).

 

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Originally posted by jtj0812+Jul 12 2005, 08:05 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(jtj0812 @ Jul 12 2005, 08:05 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>they mentioned that cars with external cd changers not connected are not compatible.

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wrong - as long as you can hook up a CD changer you're set. your concert head unit supports a CD changer so you're fine.

Originally posted by [email protected] 12 2005, 08:05 PM
Does that mean that when i connect the ipod, i push the cd changer button to activate the input?

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you'll connect an aux input adapter to the back of your head unit where your CD changer would plug in (actually, you'll unplug the pre-wired CD changer cord, which goes no where). once you have everything pluged in, you'll press teh cd changer button, and it'll displan some track info on the display (track 99, disc 1 or something) and you'll then press play on your ipod. all set.

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And is my stereo ready for an easy kit, or does it need something else too?

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not sure what you mean by this, post the kit you're looking at. i recomend a blitzsafe aux input adapter.

 

[bhb399mm]

that should work fine. looks like a well designed unit. keep us posted with some pics :thumbsup: