Kenwood CD changer

Why consider a multi-disc changer?

There are lots of reasons to consider adding a CD changer to your system. Maybe you prefer to have both cassettes and CDs. Maybe you would like hours of continuous music for your frequent motorway trips. Or perhaps you'd like to enjoy CDs while keeping the factory radio in your lease-vehicle. Whatever the reason, a multi-disc changer will improve the quality of your driving time.

Safety and convenience

Obviously it's dangerous fumbling around for a disc when you're at the wheel. A changer eliminates the distraction of changing discs at high speeds. You're free to concentrate on your driving, while you enjoy continuous music.

A multi-disc changer also means convenience. A cassette receiver/CD changer combination, for instance, lets you thrill to the digital dynamics of your latest discs, while still squeezing maximum enjoyment from the tapes you've treasured for years. And, since your discs are organized in the changer, they won't get damaged or misplaced rattling around on the floor of your car.

Long-distance motorway drivers will appreciate the music-filled hours of listening provided by a changer. And because these changers install easily in your boot, or, in many cases, under your seat or even in your glove box, your changer will be safely out of sight and pose no temptation to would-be thieves.

With all the in-dash/changer combinations you can come up with, why limit your entertainment options? Whether you've got a cassette or CD receiver in the dash — when you add a multi-disc CD, you can definitely hear it your way!

What are your options?

Picking a changer for your vehicle isn't difficult. You'll find three different options, one of which should be perfect for your particular situation:

Add-on Changer: If you're driving a lease-car or the proud owner of a classic vehicle, you might be hesitant to swap the factory-fit radio for a new in-dash receiver/controller.
Fortunately, that doesn't mean you have to give up the many advantages of a CD changer. With an FM modulator CD Changer Package, you can get terrific-sounding results playing an add-on changer through your existing FM radio.

Kenwood FM modulator package - the alternative to changing your head unit

OEM Adaptor: We offer an ever-growing number of OEM adaptors which allow you to connect a Kenwood aftermarket CD changer to your factory-fitted radio with CD changer controls in certain vehicles. With this option, you retain the use of the factory radio's controls to run the changer and enjoy full digital sound quality. (Remember, this option only works in certain vehicles, so check with us before ordering.)

Head unit / Changer combined system: The vast majority of our customers choose to replace the factory radio with an aftermarket receiver/changer combination (both units must be from the same manufacturer). It's a little more work, but you'll enjoy the superior performance of an aftermarket receiver and changer. And you'll appreciate the ability to transfer them into your next vehicle.

Complete systems are the most cost-effective way to buy a head unit & changer combination

Whatever type of multi-disc changer you choose, get ready for the pleasure of having long-playing, digital-quality tunes in your car. It could change the way you think about driving.