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CD Changer 850 1994

posted by  wxrman on  Mon Feb 18 20:53 CST 2002
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I have the '94 model turbo 850... with the head unit that had cd changer controls but no changer... I went to Circuit City asked if they had any out-of-box returns, and they happened to have one in stock... I bought it for $160.00 with a 1 year warranty, but no box/documents/installation gear... I then went to a local high-end car audio shop and purchased a special adapter to make the stock alpine cd changer connect to the prewired connector located in the trunk.

Hooked it up and it's worked ever since.

Special adapter was about $70...

$230 for the whole thing, with my own installation skills (minimal) it went fine...

Good Luck

Shawn






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