YOUR RESEARCHCDR 32 and CD changer
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Hi All, Just a couple of questions for my clarification, I have a 2002 Targa that has the CDR32 headunit my questions are:- 1. Did all CDR32 car's come equipped with a CD changer? 2. Which CD changer do I need? Theres a space where the CD changer should be, I was just wondering? Cheers guys. Mark
Hi, no it's an option. It's about £400 IIRC, the model is a CDC-4, but I believe it is only a OEM'd Becker. The CDC-3 is not compatible (copper connection, versus the CDC-4 fibre/MOST). If you talk to your local ICE dealer, they will be able to supply a Becker CDC-4 at a fraction of the price of the one with Porsche stamped on the front (other than that, they're identical. Cabling should be in place, to simply connect it in. I'd be wary of buying second hand, because these units are not the most reliable and sometimes have intermittent faults (mine does, it doesn't always pick up the CDs and sometimes shows that it only has a 1 or 2 in the changer, when in fact, it's full with 6).
CDR 32 Thanks for the info GD, most useful
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