Stock cd player

[1990accordex-r]

could you just pick one up from the dealer or what?

[palinix]

You should be able to if they are still available at that particular dealership.

Expect to pay a lot.

[texotic]

or look on ebay? some people here have them on their cars still

[JDM_CB]

Hahaha trust me, you dont wanna pick it up from the dealer unless your up to paying big bucks. I had a plan to grab one from the dealer (they had 2 at the time) i was quoted about $480 + Taxes including necessary wiring etc...But i dropped that, even though it was OEM and wouldve made a nice compliment to my set-up, i spent the money towards a high end Alpine unit.

But yeah i mean if you really wanna go that route, hit up ebay or fellow cb7tuner members.

[cleanjdm]

i'll see you mine for like 50 bucks. it s in excellent condition. its not the bose, but its off my 91 lx. it has a tape player.

[dina]

Yeah, I even have seen that.

or look on ebay? some people here have them on their cars still

[accordvince]

hey dude, i thought they only came with tape decks, well there you go, learn something every day. May i ask why you want a stock CD player? Why not purchase a pioneer mp3/WMA or something, thats what i did, and they are fantastic, look good to boot as well, plus remote control, cant go past that mate. PS. Do you guys get clarion in the US? i Have 6.5" clarion splits in the front and rear of my CB7 and they sound fantastic, next month im amping them up too

[1990accordex-r]

well, i think the 93' or 92's came with the option of a cd player and i was as shoked as you when i first found out they came with a cd player i want one because im goin with all jdm oem parts and and h22, and i dont wanna go with all those "boom boxes" and pioneer,jvl,etc. so basicly i wanna go oem,jdm,peformance!

[Ghetto_CB7]

Stock in dash/upgrade in the glove box

I haven't seen it done on any cb7 (I haven't looked ether) but many classic car people do this. Leave a stock (OEM) model in the dash and put an upgrade in the glove box. Just a thought if you wanted to make it sound better and keep the stock look.

Another option becoming popular with people who want to keep stock (OEM) head units is to buy an item like the JL-Audio CleanSweep. Here is a link about it and what it does.

JL-Audio CleanSweep

[CB7H22Los]

how much are the stock in dash oem going for on ebay?

[bowzil]

i'll see you mine for like 50 bucks. it s in excellent condition. its not the bose, but its off my 91 lx. it has a tape player.

Correct me if I am wrong, but the tapedeck came with the equalizer, right? And the stock CD player did not come with a tape deck, right? I am going to take off my Alpine unit and install the OEM tape deck. Coz this is what I am going to install in my car.

[redef9sir]

its a nice look but these units wont play mp3 file cd's.. so basiccally if you make the cd yourself on the computer it wont play on the stock cd player.

[mrvinyl33]

The EQ and single disc CD player were factory options. The EQ connects the same way the CD player would. It also uses the same bracket to hold the HU to either the CD or EQ. Both were separate alternatives to the pocket, and in addition to the much rarer cd controller for an Alpine OEM changer in the trunk.

[jennaccord_210]

wow 480 for stock radio .. damn thats alot ... why wouldnt u just get a new radio??

[maroonaccord2.2]

wow 480 for stock radio .. damn thats alot ... why wouldnt u just get a new radio??

Because it's HONDA I guess?! lol

Ya the hell with that, then again....why not pic up ANY used honda radio w/cd player and just adapt the harness. As long as you have/get the code you can get a decent radio that still says HONDA on it. Shouldn't be too hard just power/acc/ground/speakers/attenna leads to hook up.