Can you put the radio/single CD system in a separate room from the multi-changer?
1140675
No. The cable to connect the two is only a few inches long. The multi-changer has to be placed underneath the radio.
1140676
It doesn't look like it to me. They connect with adapters. Perhaps a Bose store can help you. Good luck!
1140677
I have not tried, but with a long enough connector I would believe you could. There is a connector cable between the radio/single and the multi-changer.
277557
Agree to other response. I believe you could mount it away from the front a little; maybe an inch or so. The main confer is being able to put a Cd in.
939569
Yes, all you need is a mini to RCA cable, assuming your CD changer has RCA out.
364954
Sorry no you can not. The system works well only if the units are next to each other. Meaning a few inches. The ad stated up to a hundred feet, not true. I returned the system back to vender(at my own cost)
2211883
No, you can not do it, this cd changer doe not have any means to do what you like to do, you will need a turn table to be able to do that. Have you seen anybody doing it???
746855
Yes! If you had two sets of wires, it would be easiest, then you can leave all the wires for mikes and speakers in each helmet and just disconnect the unit and move it between the two.
1073892
It's actually not a cabinet but a drawer, so you would have to pull out to gain access to whatever you place in there. It would probably be better to place the CD player above the drawer open space. The unit does look like it us made from particle board or some similar composite wood material.
831080
If you have the factory single-unit stereo/cd changer combo, it will still work. When you add this device, you use the "Aux" button (below the "CD" button), but the CD button functionality remains unchanged. On the other hand, if you have an external 3rd party changer that plugs into the same aux jack, you will have to choose one or the other.
863373
Yes there is,you should be able to use any of the RCA inputs that you are not using and rename it in the GUI
1788096
Mike, I wouldn't do that. It's very sensitive to side movement, such as turning the car, which would displace the CDs from the shallow groove they are balanced in. Strictly needs a solid level surface. Just moving it to another shelf, when loaded with CDs, they tend to fall out of their tracks, which requires that you reach inside and pull out CDs and insert them one-by-one back in their 300 grooves. It is a great player, and when set to all random, it will change discs and tracks continuously. Seldom repeating the same track after playing for hours, which is my main playing mode.
940910
This, like most add on modules, works by hooking into the port used for the CD changer in the trunk. So, no, you cannot use both at once, though the dash mounted CD player will still work.
1677750
Yes you can, but I would not buy this unit. It does not work very well or at least ours did not.
2197818
Yes! As long as you have plug inputs available, you can install Connect just like you would a new CD player or tuner. It's just like adding another stereo component. You won't need different speakers or any other electronics. Your system will just process the Connect signal as it does for your other inputs. It's a very high quality signal, too, and you'll like the sound.
1959973
If you have some way of connecting them. It is an individual unit. I would not recommend it.
573417
Not sure if you can, you may want to try hooking the outgoing signal from the cd changer into the au port on the cd player
962551
Agree with all previous statements. Yes you can control each feature separately whether via wall switch or via pull cords on unit
477743
No you can't hook up a cd changer to it. Unless you use a changer that will run through an fm station.