A quick question regarding fitting a new stereo in a Rover 75 (X reg)
The 75 has a standard radio/cassette player at the moment without a cd
changer and I'd like to fit a Sony head unit with a 10 CD changer in the
boot. However the current stereo is completely fitted into the dash ...

Car: Suzuki Alto '03
The considerate theives who stole my head unit decided to also take the
wiring harness that converts the white Suzuki plug to a more friendly ISO
format. I was wondering if anyone here would be able to tell me what the

In looking for a new head unit I am also considering a harddrive based job.
Whilst searching for posts on this they all seem to be pretty old! Did the
hard disk units never take off? Whats available at the moment... apart from
buying an IPod or similar and attaching that?

I've had the P77MP in my car for a while now and am very pleased with the
performance.
What I'd now like to do is to be able to have a multi-CD changer but still
use MP3 CDRs.  Is this possible with this headunit?

I have a very old Peugeot 205. I've had a couple of stereos in it and
ocasionally they loose all the preset radio stations.
This is, I think, is becuase the stereo is loosing power. This happens,
sometimes, when I start the car. The engine turns over once. Stops.

I have an MP3 player that I would like to play through the car stereo
system.
I heard that there are some Radio's out there that now come with Aux
Jacks on them to plug in devices like these.

I've got some car audio kit to sell and was wondering if there's any decent
forums for selling it that's UK based or has some UK posters?
Don't fancy using ebay - I'd rather sell to people who know how to fit car
audio kit so I don't get loads of grief after they've wired it wrong ...

I've just bought the above unit and is currently connected to the standard
Vauxhall speakers. It's connected directly to the battery with 17Amp cable.
What I'd like to do is get some bass!!  My old unit had Bass 2, Bass 4, Bass
6 etc. and you could hear the bass going up.

Need to get a power distribution block, some cabling and a couple of
inline fuses, then build a case and screen surround to replace the
factory headunit.
Going to get everything ready before I start, then do each bit as it

Hi Just brough a ford ka and intermitently the left speaker stops
working.
I've taken the speaker out and tested it on a multi meter and it seems
dead. But go in this morning puton radio and it was working strange

thats no probs good luck
i just couldn' tbe bothered to type everything out lol
anyware the loom is called a bare wire iso loom from halfords *one end
is bare wires* and the other has the standard after market head unit

check out this website found some really cheap audio,
'car audio' (http://www.cold-as-ice.co.uk/)