Sony MDX 65 6 disc changer installation

Take it to a local car mechanic.

YES THE VOLTAGE IS THE SAME FOR BOTH UNITS, JUST ADAPT THE PINS.

To connect T69 with head unit GT25,bus cable connecting port is required through which you can connect cd-changer with your head unit.As GT25 has no bus port,it does't work.

They all likely are able to play .wav but if not sure it will be written right on the packaging.

they are totally incompatible.

Any kenwood changer will work. That head unit also supports DUAL changers
Any FM Modulated changer wil also work.

Changer Control Features

• Dual Disc Changer Control Capability (CH1/CH2 & AUX)
• DNPS (Disc Name Presets) with Compatible CD Changers
• DNPP (Disc Name Preset Play) by Remote
• CD Text Ready with Compatible CD Changers
• Direct Access with Remote
• Random/Repeat/Scan Play (Disc/Track)

IT WILL NEED A SERVICE, POSSIBLE THAT ONE OF THE SWITCHES IS FAULTY
oops caps lock was on sorry :)


Mark
www.blueice-electronics.co.uk

Panasonic CD changers have a specific plug in that will not work with the Pioneer head unit. The Pioneer uses the IP-BUS plug. You will also not be able to convert the unit to work because the data between the two cannot be controlled and you won't have the ability to use the units together.

you should have 3 leads going into you multi changer, two rca's and one bus lead. power up the unit and remove the first rca cable if the music goes off unplug the second rca and plug the first rca where the second was plugged in, if the music comes back on then the multiloader is working fine and you need to check the radio controller and its connections

Some Sony head units let you use the Bus audio inputs as an auxiliary source input, but yours is not among them. To play your iPod through the head unit, you'll either need an iPod interface module: http://www.xplodsony.com/xplod/accessories/XA-110IP or an auxiliary input module: http://www.xplodsony.com/xplod/accessories/XA-300 The iPod interface will allow you to control and display the iPod directly through the head unit, while an auxiliary input adapter will allow the iPod to play through the head unit using the iPod's controls and display.