MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Modifications & Technical Area => Technical Workshop => Topic started by: Moschops on March 25, 2009, 04:12:32 am
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Morning all,
Can a CD changer be retro fitted to the arm rest of a car installed with the RNS-510 (Touch Screen) Sat Nav?
If so is it easy or a laborious job? And what parts besides the changer would I need?
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I presume you can, but imo i wouldnt bother as you have that lovely built in hard drive and memory card slot to cram in all your mp3's. I have never used my changer.
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I presume you can, but imo i wouldnt bother as you have that lovely built in hard drive and memory card slot to cram in all your mp3's. I have never used my changer.
Indeed it works with the headunit. You need to swap a cable round but that only takes a minute. I have had the unit installed for 2 months and have not used the changer once. There really isnt any point to be honest unless you want to listen to music without any track names :laugh:
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With a HD and SD cards for playing music i wouldnt need a cd changer
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Cheers fellas...forgot about the hard drive... :signIWS:
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My car came with the 6-cd changer from the factory with MFD2. Ever since I've fitted my RNS-510 it's been dormant... hdd and sd card sort everything out.
MDI interface is nice though, my brother's rigged up a 40GB mini portable hdd in his Iroc.
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I do find the changer quite handy.
Sometimes you get a new CD and wanna whack it in there, until you can be arsed to rip to MP3 etc.
I wish there was a way you could put a CD into the RNS510 and have it auto rip...
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I do find the changer quite handy.
Sometimes you get a new CD and wanna whack it in there, until you can be arsed to rip to MP3 etc.
I wish there was a way you could put a CD into the RNS510 and have it auto rip...
if i get a new cd i just pop it in the RNS510 itself
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I do find the changer quite handy.
Sometimes you get a new CD and wanna whack it in there, until you can be arsed to rip to MP3 etc.
I wish there was a way you could put a CD into the RNS510 and have it auto rip...
if i get a new cd i just pop it in the RNS510 itself
Me too, then you can still appreciate the track name listings :smiley:
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My RNS510 CD slot usually has a DVD Video of all my favourite music videos... so I can quickly switch and watch DVDs when I'm stuck on the M25.
I do find the CD changer handy at times... if only to be full to the brim with bad ass tunez which ever source I select.... :party:
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would really like to get the RNS-510, what would it cost for the unit and fitting roughly?
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900 Euros and an hour of your time, good sir.
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900 Euros and an hour of your time, good sir.
Works out to £950!!! There was a time when it could be bought for barely £800.
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You can still get them for £650 on ebay, you just have to look around a bit and spot a bargain !!
Robert