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Old 01-14-2015, 08:35 PM
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MID MP3 Compatible???

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New to the forum here... I was wondering if anyone has a part number or what to look for on the CD player MID that is MP3 compatible??? I know it was in vehicles newer than 2004, but I'd like to have something else to go by incase something was swapped out. Thanks in advance
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Old 01-14-2015, 09:50 PM
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Why bother with old technology?? You can get a mediabridge or a Grom and just rip MP3 files to a jump drive or other digital media instead of burning CDs.
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Why bother with old technology?? You can get a mediabridge or a Grom and just rip MP3 files to a jump drive or other digital media instead of burning CDs.
Rather not go that route and have extra stuff in my car. Looking to retro this into my E39.
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Why bother with old technology?? You can get a mediabridge or a Grom and just rip MP3 files to a jump drive or other digital media instead of burning CDs.
Plus you would have BT, AUX, USB and XM radio if you want. The extra stuff is a very small box that can be hidden in many places. All features work from existing controls. You would lose the CD player but---
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Yes, don't bother getting new HU. Not only those are more expensive than aftermarket solutions (such as mediabridge or a Grom), still very limited function.
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don't waste your money on an OEM unit, get a good aftermarket or go with an iPod interface
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Why bother with old technology??
Says the man with a 1970 Lotus in his garage.
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Says the man with a 1970 Lotus in his garage.
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Correction: Says the man with two 1970 Lotus in his garage and a 1982 PORSCHE.

They are not OLD cars they are VINTAGE Classic cars.
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Well I can get a CD player for around $75 and I like the old technology lol. I don't really care about bluetooth and the AUX or USB is pointless for me as I don't like having my phone plugged in either or own an iPod. I like the stock MP3 because it's oem, looks clean, and I don't have extra stuff kicking around in my car.
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