Looking to add CD changer to existing system in new auto

[audio_dinosaur]

2016 Kia Soul !, with factory Infinity-upgraded infotainment system. Sound is marginal, but passable. Not really much more than nav/phone controller/AM/FM/HD Radio/Sirius-XM, etc. Only real input is Sirius/XM, but unit has additional factory inputs for "AUX" and "USB". I don't use compressed digital files, but I own 2500-3000 CD's. I realize it may be antiquated tech, but the sound quality is better than MP3's, and I already have a massive library. Would like to integrate a stand-alone CD changer into my system, using one of the additional inputs provided by my system (or using other input option, if something better exists that I don't yet know about). I know that CD changers are virtually gone from the horizon, but surely I can find something recent that is NOS, slightly used, etc., that I can use. My primary concern is integrating it into my system. Thanks in advance for any help that you can offer.

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[pickup1 5,000+ posts]

Probably only thing that would work if a few modulated cd changer that goes thru the fm...plugs into the antenna,but sound quality isn't so great.

 

[audio_dinosaur]

Thanks, I appreciate the help, but you're right - the sound quality is worse that FM radio.

 

[audio_dinosaur]

Thanks for your response - it was very helpful. Exactly the kind of help for which I was looking. Any additional info would be appreciated. Now, run along home - I think your mommy is calling!

 

[jco1385 5,000+ posts]

Additional info:

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[adulbrich 5,000+ posts]

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