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<blockquote data-quote="headless" data-source="post: 6092638" data-attributes="member: 566363">you&#039;re a lucky fellow, it turns out i do have a cd8051 manualsending pmi was wrong about the &#039;tilt adjust&#039; feature, you have to hold down the open button, not the eject button, for more than 2 seconds for it to change the tilt.&nbsp; Just keep holding it down until it reaches the desired tilt...then let go.&nbsp; it locks in position.Oh, about that little box.&nbsp; I never could get a straight answer about what the **** is inside it.&nbsp; My friends and I used to joke that it was the &#039;magic box&#039;.&nbsp; Eclipse does some crazy shit to isolate noise sensitive components sometimes.&nbsp; I remember my first deck ever was an eclipse CD1001 - i can&#039;t even find any info about it on the net anymore, but i remember it was a touch screen activated single din unit without even a cd player in it - just the ****ing tuner itself.&nbsp; It didn&#039;t have a clock.&nbsp; Of course, the shop my friend bought it from was like &#039;dude eclipse won&#039;t even put clocks or cd players inside the tuner because of possible interference&#039;...lol oookayIt hooked up using the eclipse bus dealio to an 8cd changer and a dsp unit and supported 5.1 w/ a center channel, rear channels processed for &#039;live reverb&#039; or whatever the ****.&nbsp; It had the same **** box at the end of a 2 foot wire.. ****ed if i know what it does.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="headless, post: 6092638, member: 566363"] you're a lucky fellow, it turns out i do have a cd8051 manual sending pm i was wrong about the 'tilt adjust' feature, you have to hold down the open button, not the eject button, for more than 2 seconds for it to change the tilt. Just keep holding it down until it reaches the desired tilt...then let go. it locks in position. Oh, about that little box. I never could get a straight answer about what the **** is inside it. My friends and I used to joke that it was the 'magic box'. Eclipse does some crazy shit to isolate noise sensitive components sometimes. I remember my first deck ever was an eclipse CD1001 - i can't even find any info about it on the net anymore, but i remember it was a touch screen activated single din unit without even a cd player in it - just the ****ing tuner itself. It didn't have a clock. Of course, the shop my friend bought it from was like 'dude eclipse won't even put clocks or cd players inside the tuner because of possible interference'...lol oookay It hooked up using the eclipse bus dealio to an 8cd changer and a dsp unit and supported 5.1 w/ a center channel, rear channels processed for 'live reverb' or whatever the ****. It had the same **** box at the end of a 2 foot wire.. ****ed if i know what it does. [/QUOTE]

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