Date:         Mon, 4 Jul 2005 19:59:42 -0600
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From:         jimt <camper@TACTICAL-BUS.INFO>
Subject:      Re: Need Car CD Recommendations
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I am one of those very picky auto cd player types.
It has to be the cheapest that will play regular cd and mp3 files and have
aux outputs for my amp.

About 4 years ago that was 180 to 190 bucks.  Two years ago when I got mine
it had dropped to 150 to 160 bucks.  Now that is 129 to 159 bucks US.  Any
circuit city, best buy, kmart, target, etc has then in stock.  The one I
have is a JVC unit but you can get sony and others as well in that price
range.

jimt

On 7/4/05 7:40 PM, "George Goff" <THX0001@AOL.COM> wrote:

> A few weeks ago my ever curious son, Johnny Cash, Jr., approached me with a
> question I did not want him to ever ask, "Did you know that your Bringing It
> All Back Home album has a chunk missing from it?"  It wasn't just my favorite
> Dylan album, it was my MINT, played once, back-up copy of my favorite Dylan
> album.  With that, I finally realized that it was time to go over to the
> Digital
> Dark Side and so, I bought my first CD's, a great anthology of every Stax/Volt
> cut from 1959 to 1968.  In order to listen to them, I've been copping my
> Sweetheart's CD player whenever she's not merrily listening to Tom Jones (all
> I can
> figure is that they must spray testosterone on his CD's).  Anyway, I want to
> install a CD receiver in my van.  Can anyone recommend a car CD player which
> is cheap ($100 - $150), but durable, and does not look like it was spec'd out
> by the boys from West Coast Customs?
>
> George
>
>