I have a 1993 honda accord with a stock tape deck in it. I just picked up a jvc cd player, model KDG340 brand new. I was going to try and install it myself. I am no expert, but i have a basic understanding of electronics. They tried to get me to buy a wire kit for $20 and another kit to make it fit right for $20. I didn't buy them. Are these necessary to install?
Done...the hardest part was making sure i had all the right equipment, i had to make a couple trips...best to get the...
A: all you need to do is go to wal mart and buy a wire harness that matches the make of your car. Then you simply connect the wires of that harness to the harness that came with your new radio, plug it in and your all set. the harness should cost liek 7 bucks.
Twenty years of collecting and nurturing an audio cassette collection have been reduced to nothing more than one 16GB USB flash drive's worth of bits. Just to put the scale of things into another perspective, take a look at this picture:
Yes, that's the same USB stick stuck slap-bang in the middle of the shelves, and that's only some 200 tapes visible in the front layer of the cabinet (not the original collection). More than this amount of music (data) and the shelf space it occupies have been condensed into what would fit onto that little stick there.
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I don't know your exact Input/Output capabilities but I would guess you want the EQ to work with everything, yes?
Hook the EQ to TAPE 1 in/out on the JVC using the Line IN/OUT and turn on the JVCs' TAPE MONITOR function, then either connect the tape deck to the TAPE 2 or one of the GEs' tape I/O's.