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Aux and CD both into CDR220?

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YOUR RESEARCHAux and CD both into CDR220?

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Use ipod you have

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Only other caveat is that if you use the switch and do not switch the head unit to enable "aux", then when ever you use the ipod you have to have a CD loaded in the changer that "plays" while you listen to the ipod.

Aux and CD both into CDR220?
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Use switch and do not switch the head unit

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Only other caveat is that if you use the switch and do not switch the head unit to enable "aux", then when ever you use the ipod you have to have a CD loaded in the changer that "plays" while you listen to the ipod.

Aux and CD both into CDR220?

Use switch of some type

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No, unless you use a switch of some type.

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Only other caveat is that if you use the switch and do not switch the head unit to enable "aux", then when ever you use the ipod you have to have a CD loaded in the changer that "plays" while you listen to the ipod.

Aux and CD both into CDR220?

Use switch and do not switch the head unit

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Only other caveat is that if you use the switch and do not switch the head unit to enable "aux", then when ever you use the ipod you have to have a CD loaded in the changer that "plays" while you listen to the ipod.

Aux and CD both into CDR220?

Use switch of some type

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No, unless you use a switch of some type.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I added the Becker Aux cable to my Becker CDR220 (car is 2001 C2 coupe). Works great. Looking at the back inputs, there are additional open spaces. Can I add the CD changer to this with the Aux cable in place? Thanks

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No, unless you use a switch of some type. Sony makes an automatic one that senses the signal from the ipod (or whatever) and switches to it. No signal for 10 seconds, and it swiches back to the CD player. I had one installed in mine, but could not get rid of alternator whine, so went back to just ipod (or cd) by swapping RCA cables. Only other caveat is that if you use the switch and do not switch the head unit to enable "aux", then when ever you use the ipod you have to have a CD loaded in the changer that "plays" while you listen to the ipod. The other connections are all taken up for something else or not used.

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Thank you for the above reply. Scott

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