[DeTomaso] CD Players- What works in a Pantera?

Sean Korb spkorb at gmail.com
Thu Oct 19 14:19:38 EDT 2017


It's weird, I haven't used a CD in a long time, but I've lost a couple
of 200GB SD cards recently.  Pandora and mp3s just sort of took over
for me and I'm not really clear when that happened.

You raise a really important point though, if you use CDs they are
moving parts and their position is very important.

My '78 BMW R100 has an 8 track player to Krako casset adapter to CD
player cable to my 2003 vintage MP3 player but I think I'll be
replacing the MP3 player with a bluetooth adapter.

I'm not ready to abandon old technology, I just don't really want to
use it properly :)

sean

On Thu, Oct 19, 2017 at 2:08 PM, Steve Liebenow <steven.liebenow at att.net> wrote:
>    Greetings!   Need some help with radio selection......
>    Our 74 recently came to us without a radio of any sort.  Just a big
>    ugly football shaped hole....for a two post radio.  In my collection of
>    parts, I have "spare" Pioneer single CD capable models (removable face
>    plate) that proclaim in the instructions not to mount them above about
>    a 45 degree angle!
>    I have not yet tested this...need to find old Celine Dion CD first.....
>    I know that there are Bluetooth devices, plug-in storage devices,
>    wireless radio, etc that "can make my life easier"  (tell that to IOS
>    11 updaters!!!).......but I'm not all that yet.  I pay enuf for phones,
>    internet, TV....that I really don't need or desire another multiple
>    hundreds of dollars investment just to get tunes.  I can buy new AC
>    hoses.....with that money!!!!   Then I can be "cool" and listen to "my
>    music"....
>    SO, I throw out to you two questions....."what CD player works in your
>    Pantera while mounted sideways and at a 30-45 degree angle
>    upwards????   (I will be looking to modify my dash opening to accept a
>    standard DIN unit.)   I'm not really interested in a multiple CD player
>    remotely mounted either....... BTDT.
>    AND, if you have a Pioneer, does it work for CD's and if so, what
>    model?
>    So far I have heard of one Kenwood model that the owner reports works
>    just fine.
>    What say you??
>    Thanks in advance!
>    Steve
>
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Sean Korb spkorb at spkorb.org http://www.spkorb.org
'65 Suprang,'68 Cougar,'78 R100/7,'60 Metro,'59 A35,'71 Pantera #1382
"The more you drive, the less intelligent you get" --Miller
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