The in-car CD player has enjoyed a 25-year run, but its demise is nigh. Really nigh. At the end of 2011, Ford will give the heave-ho to CD changers, and other manufacturers are likely to follow.

Within a decade, remote-mounted CD changers became commonplace, and now you can't even give one away. Back in 1986, though, the idea seemed radical and Sony was able to charge $1130 (about $2,675 ...

That is, the changer acts only as a CD transport. This seems expensive and I doubt many manufacturers would choose this route.<P>2) Do DAC onboard and send analog line-out data to the head unit.

ICE-Link jacks iPod into auto CD changer. ... The ICE-Link for factory-installed CD changers carries a suggested retail price of US$199, the Sony-compatible interface costs $149.

It is designed to work in conjunction with any car stereo that has an interface to an external CD changer. Most after-market car stereo head units support external CD changers, as do many factory ...

While cars with large CD-changer systems (often situated in the boot or glovebox) haven’t been sold in the UK for many years, only last year you would have found a selection of new models with ...

Imagine a car CD changer capable of holding more than 3,000 music tracks. The mStation in-car audio jukebox does just that and more. Designed and built by Traxdata, the UK digital data specialists ...

While cars with large CD-changer systems (often situated in the boot) haven’t been sold in the UK for many years, only last year you would have found plenty of new models (such as the Subaru XV, ...