DougW wrote:
> Jason Halsey wrote:
>> Thanks for the link. Unfortunately I am looking for locations for a
>> cherokee. I guess the grand cherokee center console is alot bigger
>> than the cherokees, as there is no way that i can fit a changer in
>> mine. Anyone else got any ideas?
>> thanks
>
> modern changers are even smaller than the Pioneer I used.
> Plus I had to modify the center console by increasing the height
> by 2" and liberal use of a heatgun to expand the back a teeny bit.
>
> There are multidisc in-dash players.
>
> I'd suggest visiting a local stereo store that builds for
> competition audio. Always a good source of ideas.
>


THing is, i've already got a changer that has served me well for several
years. No sense spending more money on something i already have. It is
what i would consider a regular size cd changer. havent seen any that
were significantly smaller, much less small enough to fit in the
console. thought about the in dash route, but couldnt find one that i
liked that was din and a half. Pioneer seems to make a din and a half
unit, that seems to be pretty nice, and it wil connect to my premier
changer. Now i just need to find a place to mount the changer. Thanks
for the reply, Doug.
Jason

 

DougW wrote:
> Jason Halsey wrote:
>> Thanks for the link. Unfortunately I am looking for locations for a
>> cherokee. I guess the grand cherokee center console is alot bigger
>> than the cherokees, as there is no way that i can fit a changer in
>> mine. Anyone else got any ideas?
>> thanks
>
> modern changers are even smaller than the Pioneer I used.
> Plus I had to modify the center console by increasing the height
> by 2" and liberal use of a heatgun to expand the back a teeny bit.
>
> There are multidisc in-dash players.
>
> I'd suggest visiting a local stereo store that builds for
> competition audio. Always a good source of ideas.
>


THing is, i've already got a changer that has served me well for several
years. No sense spending more money on something i already have. It is
what i would consider a regular size cd changer. havent seen any that
were significantly smaller, much less small enough to fit in the
console. thought about the in dash route, but couldnt find one that i
liked that was din and a half. Pioneer seems to make a din and a half
unit, that seems to be pretty nice, and it wil connect to my premier
changer. Now i just need to find a place to mount the changer. Thanks
for the reply, Doug.
Jason

 

DougW wrote:
> Jason Halsey wrote:
>> Thanks for the link. Unfortunately I am looking for locations for a
>> cherokee. I guess the grand cherokee center console is alot bigger
>> than the cherokees, as there is no way that i can fit a changer in
>> mine. Anyone else got any ideas?
>> thanks
>
> modern changers are even smaller than the Pioneer I used.
> Plus I had to modify the center console by increasing the height
> by 2" and liberal use of a heatgun to expand the back a teeny bit.
>
> There are multidisc in-dash players.
>
> I'd suggest visiting a local stereo store that builds for
> competition audio. Always a good source of ideas.
>


THing is, i've already got a changer that has served me well for several
years. No sense spending more money on something i already have. It is
what i would consider a regular size cd changer. havent seen any that
were significantly smaller, much less small enough to fit in the
console. thought about the in dash route, but couldnt find one that i
liked that was din and a half. Pioneer seems to make a din and a half
unit, that seems to be pretty nice, and it wil connect to my premier
changer. Now i just need to find a place to mount the changer. Thanks
for the reply, Doug.
Jason

 

The factory changer is mounted in the indentation on the right side of
the interior just inside the tailgate.

 

The factory changer is mounted in the indentation on the right side of
the interior just inside the tailgate.

 

The factory changer is mounted in the indentation on the right side of
the interior just inside the tailgate.