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From: ronc@fai.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.audio,net.auto
Subject: Re: Connecting CD player to Toyota Radio??
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Date: Wed, 4-Jun-86 13:49:22 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jun  4 13:49:22 1986
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***

I have a CD player in my car.  It wasn't all that hard
to hook up but the results are not quite good enough
yet.

When I added a power amp to my present system I let
the phono connections between deck (which had phono
out) and amp hang out a little on one side of the center
console.  I can then unplug the deck and plug in the D7
without too much trouble.  The other side of the Discman
cable I plug into the headphone jack.  You can't use
the line out, unless you like your music full blast all
the time.  :-)

This system gives you absolutly no tone control.  With
most of my disks this is not a disadvantage, but some of
them sound way too bright.

So, the next step is either finding some way to put tone
controls in line after the D7. (Perhaps one of those small
equalizers.  Ick.)  Failing that, I may dive into the deck
and see if I can install a line in.  If *that* doesn't work,
well, you can get a deck now that has a 'cd in' built right
in...


			Ron

Discman and D7 are probably trademarked by Sony Corp.
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		Ronald O. Christian (Fujitsu America Inc., San Jose, Calif.)
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