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Pioneer's CDX-FM1287 12-disc add-on CD changer will play your home-burned CD-Rs and CD-RWs, in addition to your standard CDs. The double-floating, anti-vibration system protects the changer from skipping, so you enjoy flawless playback. A wired display/controller and a wireless remote are included for easy operation.

Pioneer's add-on CD changer installs conveniently thanks to its built-in FM modulator, there's one less box to mount. The changer can be mounted at any angle (from horizontal to vertical), and doesn't require any modifications to your car. Output level adjustment lets you set CD volume to match that of your radio, so there's no annoying jump in volume when you switch between the two.

Key Features:

12-disc capacity
plays CD-R and CD-RW discs
double-floating anti-vibration system
built-in FM modulator
mounts from 0 to 90 degrees
output level adjustment
12 modulation frequencies
CD Text
100-disc title memory
100-disc program memory — you can program up to 99 tracks per disc
wired display/control
wireless remote
changer dimensions: 10-1/8"W x 3-11/16"H x 7-3/8"D
display dimensions: 3-15/16"W x 1-1/2"H x 3/4"D
1-year warranty

Our Price $160 Shipped!!!

nyautostyle

Additional Disc Magazines are available as well. ($25.00)

Nick7455

iTrader: (23)

Where can you put the actual player itself.....do ppl mount it in their trunk or something? What would be good for the Max? Also is this compatible with Bose cause my current sony was not....lastly is this an easy install...please let me know...im prolly in.

nyautostyle

It all depends on your preference, you can either put it in the trunk, or keep it under the passanger seat for easy-access. Not to sure how much room you got under there though considering i own a different year maxima then you.
The measurements are up there, so check it out and see what works best.

The Install should take no more than 15 mins. It has a Built-In FM Modulator
which has 12 FM modulation frequencies.

Nick7455

iTrader: (23)

I think when car toys installed my sony they did something with the Bose system...something about a "rewire".....is this still basically plug and play and also what does the face look like....is that bottom left item in the picture the "face". i guess im kinda confused on what all that stuff is in the pic.....thanks

nyautostyle

the big square object is the cd changer. On top of it is the "magazine" which holds all the cds in there, and then inserted in the cd changer. the RF Module is on the bottom left. It also comes with a square silver remote control (which isnt in the picture)

An RF CD Changer is controlled by a remote display that is mounted on the dashboard, instead of a radio. This means that instead of the audio signal going directly to the radio, it is directed to an RF module that is hidden in the cd changer, and installed in-line with the factory antenna.

** when the radio is turned to the correct frequency, you will hear the cd playing.

Nick7455

iTrader: (23)

So in other words sound quality is compromised since it is not quite a direct link per say....

nyautostyle

It sounds perfect. The FM Module is mounted on the dashboard so there shouldnt be any static. Instead of installing it behind your radio, its uses FM stations.. So all your using is the Antenna lead for power. And if your not satisfied with the product, u can return it back to us with no problem. But I'm more than sure you will be satisfied with our service and quality electronics.

nyautostyle

If this helps, kinda the same thing i said before though..

12-Disk CD Changer With FM Modulator & Wireless Remote.

Anyone owning a factory-installed stereo with an FM tuner can now have CD in his or her vehicle, thanks to the CDX-FM1287. This 12-disc CD changer connects to your existing unit and is controlled by a display/control unit that mounts in or on your dash. The changer itself can be mounted in several places in your vehicle and at various angles, to suit your situation.

** info from - http://www.electronixwarehouse.com/c.../cdxfm1287.htm

Nick7455

iTrader: (23)

i get it... thanks for clarification!

nyautostyle

bump......