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Date:         Fri, 4 Feb 2000 23:01:52 EST
Reply-To:     WEIRSTEF@CS.COM
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From:         Stefan Weir <WEIRSTEF@CS.COM>
Subject:      Re: Reply: stereos
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In a message dated 2/3/00 9:20:50 AM Eastern Standard Time,
mkopf@PSD.K12.CO.US writes:


<<
         I just installed a Pioneer CD changer under the
 drivers seat of my '87 Wolfsburg.  So far it's been a joy.
  >>


This is where I plan to put mine.  I will trim the metal lip away for easy
access without moving the seat (or leaving the seat for that matter).  I will
add a six disc.  I'm not sure if there is enough clearance here for a 12 even
trimming some of the metal lip away.  I recommend Kenwood decks also.  I just
got the KDC-7009.  REALLY cool.  Face is motorized and flips around when unit
is off leaving only a black panel.  Very stealth since I don't have an alarm
and don't want one.  Also, you might want to get a unit that has remothe
control capability.  Mine does and is hardwired (with extra fuse).  It is
EVEN COOLER to be snug in bed up top and be able to turn on your favorite
"mood" music.  :-)


Stefan
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