have anyone tried an universal add-on cd changer. if yes, how is the sound quality compare to a regular direct cd player or changer.

 

Try over here---> http://forums.maxima.org/forumdisplay.php?forumid=25

 

Me and my gf have the same changer. She got hers outta a 2001 Xterra for $200. I got mine outta a 2001 Altima for $90. It's plug and play (you'll need an antenna adaptor tho!) and sounds great...in fact, sounds better than the stock radio/tape!

As you can see, it's an in-dash 6cd changer with radio, dbl din. I relocated the pocket beneath my radio down a spot and threw out the pocket with the flip door.




Jae

 

thanks all,

ThurzNite, looking good.

i want to add-on a mp3 universal cd changer and it connects to a few selected fm station. is that any good? will i get cd quality sound?

 

simply put No. Has radio quality ever sounded like CD quality?...no...so your system will be as good as its weakest point, namely your FM output

 

depending on how picky you are, mp3 won't ever be "cd quality". There's a problem with the compression theory used. There's no sound above 16kHz. But for lotsa people, they don't notice.

Jae

 

Looks good Jae

 

Dave !! your puttin in a 7301??? Im jealous now

--Don

joew....sorry for the OT

 

is there some kind of convertor or special connector cd changer product that can connect to my max 97 oem radio system. if someone have some kind of info, please send me the link.

 

OEM in-dash 6-CD changer, or 10/12 disc changer with FM modulated signal. Those are your options.

See also: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....threadid=60393

 

thanks.

 

I was just wondering where else can I put my CD changer right now its in my trunk and I wanna move it into the cabin because its too cold in the trunk for it and makes it skip. I can't find another place to mount it

 

You can buy a Clarion (Nissan OEM) 6 disc changer for $145-$170 now. It works and sounds great. So why even bother with a universal, unless it is free or very cheap?

 

Put it in your glove box !

--Don