Factory sound system
I just got the truck and want to upgrade in a simple way for now, from the factory cassette/radio unit that's in the truck now. I'd like to stay with a plug and play factory unit for now. My first choice would be a cd only/radio or at least a cd/cassette radio. My question is how are those factory units at playing home burnt cds?
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Truck info? year? Any cd player should play burnt cd's as long as they are not MP'3 or some other format. look into the newer ones that play MP3's from a memory stick. They are awesome! Hours of music and no changing cd's.
Might be better off getting an aftermarket head unit, and adapter harness... makes it plug and play, provided you do NOT have the Infinity sound system...... also much higher likelihood of being tolerant of burnt cds.
The adapter harness I used was plug and play with the Infinity system.
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