CD options for '90

Chip L 19 years ago

I've purchased a '90 and am picking it up Saturday.

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What are my options now for this CDless '90 assuming the new OEMs are gone. Are aftermarket CD players available which plug and play?

What was the manufacter and model of the original radio/cassette units.

Thx Chip L Rock Hill, SC

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akhan 19 years ago

Saturday.http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail.jsp;jsessionid=SCRJPQC3UXOHNLAYI...>

I have Sanyo FXCD-550 AM/FM/CD Player/Cassette Receiver in my '91, works great, here are the features

FXCD-550 Fully Detachable Front Panel

50-watts x 4-Channels Peak Power 16-Bit D-RAM Memory (40-Second Anti-Skip Protection) Motorized CD Loading CD-R/RW BassXpander (2 levels) 30 Station Presets (6AM/12FM/12ATTP) Electronic Tone Controls 2 Pairs RCA Line Outputs

Abid

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earache 19 years ago

Saturday.http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail.jsp;jsessionid=SCRJPQC3UXOHNLAYI...>

Crutchfield.com is definitely worth a look, if you haven't already. When I bought an Alpine head unit for a '90 Integra from them a while back, they threw in a wiring harness that made hooking it up a lot easier. So they might be able to offer up something similar here. Good luck.

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