Can a CD 300 changer be hook up to this? Its old, got in '04.
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Hi Lisa, You can indeed connect your CD-changer to the ZVOX system. There are two pairs of red and white analog inputs on the rear panel of the system. You would simply connect the red and white outputs on your CD-changer to one of the available inputs on the ZVOX system. You would then select input `In1' or `In2' on the ZVOX system, depending on which pair you chose to connect to on the rear panel. Thanks Lisa, DougZVOX Audio
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Sure it can. Just use RCA cables, you know the ones with the red and white leads, and it should work just fine.
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Should be fine with your receiver. There are usually several places on receivers to plug in accessory machines that use phono plug inputs. If you're replacing your cd player with this machine, it could plug into the same place where the old machine was plugged into, for instance. I love this machine. Great old school technology and you can randomly shuffle and have continuous music for a long time.
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If you have the internal 6 disc changer, it will plug into the back but will not work. Stereo has to be the "external" cd changer thus replacing the changer with your device input.
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hi, yeah, that is what I have done, with good results. Have been able to run cd player etc for hours. I imagine you could install specialty terminals like a cigarette lighter plug without great difficulty.
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Google what the stock stereo looks like.. And if it has a cd changer on the back.. It should work.
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It will only work with a pioneer receiver that has the correct cd changer input.
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I read the entire manual and it didn't say anything about CD changers find out what kind of plug plugs into your radio from changer or ask stereo shop I think there are stereos that accept CD changers but CD changers are old tech. And may have to upgrade to deck with CD player
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Dennis, There are two methods to hook up devices. The best would be the Optical input. From your TV or other device you use a TosLink Optical Cable. The second option would be the standard Red/White (L/R) audio cable that almost all stereo equipment has. So Yes, you can hook up a CD changer directly to the Bose CineMate GS Series II system as long as it has one of those two outputs.
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There are three usb ports..so if the CD drive is connected by way of that, I don't see why not.
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This CD changer is made to use with the Bose radio/cd player. It is wired specifically for this application. The changer by itself has no speakers, amp., etc.
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For my 2004 S60 it required the CD Changer port to function, so it likely will require your CD changer disconnected, unless it is build into the dash. I'd recommend buying direct, because they do not honor many resellers for warranty service.
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Yes you can with the optional IP bus cable from Pioneer. The last time I checked, the IP bus cable was available here on Amazon, but I could not find the remote CD changer. They are kind of pricey ($600???) but you may have to go to an audio dealer or look at other websites such as Crutchfield to find one.
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Yes its a standard AUX jack so just plug it into the output plug of the CD player and it will work.
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There are Optical inputs and two Analog RCA inputs that will make is possible to hook up your disc changer to this unit.
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I would think as long as it's the same connector it should work. I used mine on a Kenwood head unit. Just plug it in and select your Disc Changer to play through the cable.
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I have a Wave II system and the multi cd changed works fine with that. Hope this helps.
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If you are talking about a home CD player with RCA type outputs, you could but would need and RCA to 3.5mm adapter.