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I don’t know of an aftermaket changer (other then the FM-RF types).
These will work with any radio, but don’t offer the range and
performance of the factory changer. The car is pre-wired for the
factory changer. You might try looking for one from a damaged or
totaled Q. I believe 94, 95 and 96 are the same changers.
Chuck
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On Sun, 04 Oct 1998 18:44:31 GMT, "Scott Richards"
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>Does anyone know if there is an after market CD changer that works with the Bose or do they force you to pay the inflated dealer price? Thanks for any tips.
There is an adapter available that will allow you to use any
aftermarket CD changer with the factory Bose system.
Visit http://www.pie.net or http://www.peripheral-aamp.com to see if they market
adapters for your vehicle.
Stephen Narayan
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In article <jmPR1.2800$2P.4114…@news2.mia.bellsouth.net>, "Scott Richards" <scot…@bellsouth.net> wrote:
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>Does anyone know if there is an after market CD changer that works with =
>the Bose or do they force you to pay the inflated dealer price? Thanks =
>for any tips.
I have a ’94 Q and factory player is a Sony 10 disk player attached to the
Bose system. I wouldn’t think it would be a big deal to put a Sony player
in your Q…