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Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 1:25 am 
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Does anyone know if its possible to connect a sony cdx-c5000 series head unit to an alpine CHM-S600 cd changer?

I've just bought an ef fairmont and it came with the stock deck with that alpine cd changer and i want to connect my sony deck to it

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Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 2:54 am 
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I doubt it. But you may have luck.
Do the plugs even look similar (I mean the output cable from the stacker and the input on the H/U)? I am pretty sure every brand had a different connector.

If you are willing to gamble, you can try it. Personally, i wouldn't even try it.

 

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Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 3:23 am 
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wont work

 

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Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 3:28 am 
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wont work


what he said.


you need an adapter ($80 iirc) and only works with alpine h/u aswell

 

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Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 3:50 am 
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*sigh*
seeing as someone has pulled me up on this, i'll explain further

the HU in EF-EL's is a FMS branded unit (ford/mazda/sanyo?) that is configured to fun a ford branded (but alpine sourced) stacker (and amp in the premium systems)

the alpine stacker is from a series using alpines earlier M-bus interface

the issue (although unrelated to the original question) is that to run a M-bus stacker with a later model AI-net HU, you have to source an adapter from alpine, although i am unsure as to wether they are still available

to answer your original question, there's very little chance that your existing stacker would work with a sony HU, and even if you were able to rewire it to match the sony stacker connector, it's unlikely that the HU and stacker would communicate with each other

have you already purchased the sony HU? if not, may i ask why your interest in it? IMO there are better HU's available.....

i see by your sig that you currently have an alpine HU, whats the situation with that?

 

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Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 4:12 am 
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i have a alpine CHM-S630, 6 stacker, anyone know if this would be able to run on a stock ef fairmont head unit?

 

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Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 11:48 am 
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wont work


What he said.
So get rid of the cheap HU and get an Alpine unit.

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have a alpine CHM-S630, 6 stacker, anyone know if this would be able to run on a stock ef fairmont head unit?


I believe there is an adaptor. But as i said above, get an Alpine HU
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Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 11:01 pm 
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going on the point...
i have a alpine CHM-S630, 6 stacker, anyone know if this would be able to run on a stock ef fairmont head unit?
how old is it? and do you know if it's a M-bus or AI-net?

 

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Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 11:44 pm 
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going on the point...
i have a alpine CHM-S630, 6 stacker, anyone know if this would be able to run on a stock ef fairmont head unit?
how old is it? and do you know if it's a M-bus or AI-net?


well it runs in a 94 honda accord atm, no nfi what they use :? its probably.. 2-3 years old?

will be taking over parents ef fairmont in a few months so yeh, was just looking at options, will probably jsut end up forking out for an mp3 head unit

 

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Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 2:12 am 
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its cool guys all sorted now, and it was for a mate, not for myself that explains my sig 8-)

didnt look like it was going to work but my older alpine deck managed to fit with the cd changer and it works great, not sure if the system was M-bus or AI-net, but it was a CDM series and my new AI-net one is a CDA series, so perhaps the M and A in the model numbers stand for M-bus and AI-net?? just a thort

anyways thanks for ur help, seems the problem was again overcome buy using alpine stuff :D

alpine 4 life! :wink:
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Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 2:31 am 
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going on the point...
i have a alpine CHM-S630, 6 stacker, anyone know if this would be able to run on a stock ef fairmont head unit?
how old is it? and do you know if it's a M-bus or AI-net?


well it runs in a 94 honda accord atm, no nfi what they use :? its probably.. 2-3 years old?

will be taking over parents ef fairmont in a few months so yeh, was just looking at options, will probably jsut end up forking out for an mp3 head unit
from what little i can see of a pattern evolving here, i'd say it's an earlier M-bus style stacker, so in theory it *should* be compatible with a ford HU

is it's plug a round one about 10mm in diameter with 8 pins

 

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going on the point...
i have a alpine CHM-S630, 6 stacker, anyone know if this would be able to run on a stock ef fairmont head unit?


YES. It is an M-bus stacker IF you look it up on the net. No adapter required. You will just plug n play.

Save your money if you like and use this stacker. Make sure you keep the cable though too!
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{USERNAME} wrote:
going on the point...
i have a alpine CHM-S630, 6 stacker, anyone know if this would be able to run on a stock ef fairmont head unit?


YES. It is an M-bus stacker IF you look it up on the net. No adapter required. You will just plug n play.

Save your money if you like and use this stacker. Make sure you keep the cable though too!
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