MultiDisc CD Player

[Old_Slapper]

Kenwood Kdc-c515fm 10 Disc Cd Changer With Controller, Remote, Disc Tray, Cables

Thank You!
That is a lot of wires!! is install as complicated as I think it will be?

The complication of the install totally depends on how mechanically inclined you are. For even a weekend installer, this is an extremely simple install. For someone who has problems with basic mechanics, then this might be a bit harder. It's very important to make sure you don't pinch any wires and/or drill threw stuff that shouldn't be drilled threw. I believe a shop would install it for less than $100.

 

[huberoy123 10+ year member]

Years ago, I had a multiple disc cd changer that worked by tuning my radio to a certain frequency. It had an attached remote control. Worked fine for me. I would contact Crutchfield or do a Google search to see if they are still available.

 

[Old_Slapper]

Those were called FM-modulated CD changers. Those were HUGE popular back in the 90's and early 2000's. We installed those all the time. That is what is being recommended for the OP.

 

[Old_Slapper]

Those were called FM-modulated CD changers. Those were HUGE popular back in the 90's and early 2000's. We installed those all the time. That is what is being recommended for the OP.

 

[Mr12voltwires 10+ year member]

recommendations?

If you're dead set on a CD changer, I'd recommend searching for a used Alpine Ai-Net headunit and 6 or 12 disc changer to go along with it. Headunit models that start with CDA, CVA, or IVA will control CHA-624, 604 or 1214 changers.

Getting a single or double DIN radio in your 2010 Tuscon shouldn't be a problem.

Best of luck enjoying your Broadway shows.

 

[Mr12voltwires 10+ year member]

recommendations?

If you're dead set on a CD changer, I'd recommend searching for a used Alpine Ai-Net headunit and 6 or 12 disc changer to go along with it. Headunit models that start with CDA, CVA, or IVA will control CHA-624, 604 or 1214 changers.

Getting a single or double DIN radio in your 2010 Tuscon shouldn't be a problem.

Wiring diagrams for old Alpine gear is still available on their website.

Best of luck enjoying your Broadway shows.