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sykotlk 
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My friend just got a srt 4 and his old car had a small system in it. He asked me if I could integrate the stock cd changer to the pioneer head unit. I assumed no and told him such but I also wanted to research more just in case there is some new part I dont know about that can do it.
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and where could  I find that part?
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No, the stock changer will not work with an aftermarket deck.  I suggest your friend do what I did with my family car.  Use the stock head unit and changer, and add amplifiers and replacement speakers.  Use a line out converter (also found at Peripheral) to feed the amplifiers.
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hmmm yeah cuz he has a stock sub with it too anbd all that but the thing is he bought a head unit and speakers for his last car and wanted to switch it because he also has the ipod adapter. Well mostlikely he can just get another cd changer.
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No there are no adaptors like that, there are adaptors to add aftermarket CD changers to stock head units, but not stock Cd changers to aftermarket head units.
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There was only 1 reverse handshake module made. It was for honda changer(alpine) to alpine radio. There was only 2 differences in the pins, polarity on one set of speakers if I remember correctly. I don't even think it is still made.
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oh alright, thanks guys. Also I wanted to know what magazines are good on keepin installers up to date on the latest technology like adapters and such. I remember working in a garage and first finding out u could use the stok navi screen to play dvds, i was amazed lol 
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sykotik wrote:
Also I wanted to know what magazines are good on keepin installers up to date on the latest technology like adapters and such.

https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/default.asp

Best magazine you'll find!

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