no, but with an adapter, the alpine cha-s634 cd/mp3 changer is an easy swap for the stock changer. search the forum here for part numbers for the adapter and cable.
For the Alpine 634 you need the ACUALP adapter cable and KCA130B cable. I installed an Alpine 634 and it didnt sound quite right so I checked the cabling and it turned out that the ACUALP adapter was wired (wire for wire) Instead of having pins 2 and 4 inverted. I returned it to the supplier and bought another from someone on E-bay and it worked perfectly. :smile:
Congrats from me too!
Isn't it odd that a sleepless night caused by "Mom" has a whole different appeal to one caused by baby?
One question that remains unanswered (I believe?) is if the 634 in the new cars has the pin switch like the previous iterations of changer or is now a "std." part like the after-market models?
I just want to know when Alpine is going to make a cheap drop in DVD/CD/MP3 changer so I can just pile the MP3s on a DVD instead. The 634 is SOOOooo old school now as far as product life generally goes. Can't believe they haven't come out with a replacement product.
Just to add the info: The NSX OEM CD changers here in Germany are also advertised by Honda.de as MP3 compatible. I wonder why they are not in U.S. Some kind of license thing because mp3 is a german technology?
Just to add the info: The NSX OEM CD changers here in Germany are also advertised by Honda.de as MP3 compatible. I wonder why they are not in U.S. Some kind of license thing because mp3 is a german technology?
Thanks, but the answer of robr in the 2nd post here ("No, but with an adapter...") confused me because nsxsupra asked for '02 to '05 models which are "new cars" for me.
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