My stock Audi Symphony Radio has a built-in CD player with Bose speakers. Will this auxillary jack disable the use of the CD player?
63083
I have a VW stock radio, and how mine works is if the CD drive is empty then it will default to AUX. If there is a CD in the drive, it will play the CD.
980591
Yes.. CD player still works....When the interface is on..it plays through the CD player..When not using the interface the CD player operates normal..
111839
No, the connection is behind the nav unit. It is super easy to install and literally plugs right in. When you hit the 'mode' button after the wire is installed, AUX becomes an available option. The CD option remains available.
652206
the cable is the likely culprit. if the cable gets an open in the circuit, the phone will turn off the music because it thinks you unplugged the head phones. also the aux jack itself could be dirty or worn out
851352
Yes use an auxiliary cord that plugs into the headphone jack of the CD player then the other end plugs into the auxiliary input that is located under the middle compartment on the front of the unit. The auxiliary cord has a headphone jack on each end. (Aux cord)
2224936
I put mine in and plan to just leave it there. I use Bluetooth for my music so I don't need the CD slot. I don't think it would be a good idea to constantly insert and remove this for fear of damaging either the player or the mount. If you listen to CDs frequently, I would look for another phone solution. If you are looking at just occasionally, this may work fine as long as you are careful.
605972
There's no need to do so. You can turn off the stereo on stop you computer's music player. I also will unpaired the Bluetooth when I want to play through the computer speakers.Are you thinking of another form of "turning off?"
562203
This is news to me. I bought mine a year ago. Still have no issues. I use the radio and the CD player most of the time.
2224937
It won't damage the functionality of the CD player. I try not to remove mine much for fear that by doing so would loosen the clamp or wear it out.
111841
It does NOT eliminate cd changer it only add an extra option if you want to play your iPhone or ipad throuht the car speakers . You will have cassette radio cd and aux wich play your iphone
2128703
Yes you can - but don't waste your money. My situation was my 2006 Toyota Matrix CD player was no longer playing CD's without skipping. Professional CD's and burned CD's both skipped. I tried the cleaner, over and over and over but it didn't solve the problem. All CD's still skipped.
1600699
Yes you can . For the best audio if your cd player has optical output use that. ( cable included ). If not use the rca cables also included.
807577
Sorry, I don't know if your CD player will work with this unit. I installed mine in a 97 BMW 328I and it made a big difference in sound quality, hope you get similar results.
653345
No it will not... Because the CD player only receives Bluetooth signal from a source it does not send Bluetooth signals to anything... Hope this helps..
611760
It works with my Bose sound system in '05 A6. Do you have CD changer with fiber optic? What version of the MMI do you have? Those are the things you need to worry about about.
2074549
yes, that's what I use. plug n play, and got rid of that annoying him coming from the head phone connection while simultaneously allowing me to turn the volume on my receiver way down! gotta love digital!
492386
You can use the jack to plug in an iPod or MP3 device. The CD player itself doesn't take the MP3 format. I hope this helps.