Bartop

Selling this as gone Ipod but in many ways this is a better option. Text to Voice functionality announces the artist and album so it's easy to navigate..

Looking for £125 including delivery - no offers, these go for more than this on ebay so grab a bargain while you can

I had this running off the Standard Head unit in my 05 WRX with no problems whatsoever and should work with most Kenwood units that have CD Changer compatibility..



KHD-C710 Music Keg main features:

• The Kenwood KHD-C710 Music Keg plays MP3, WMA, and WAV files that you download from your computer.
• Compatible with 1998 or later Kenwood head units, equipped with CD changer control and CD Text display
• The storage capacity of the included cartridge is 10GB (equivalent to approx. 2,500 tracks compressed at 128kbps).
• Maximum number of tracks on drive is 30,000
• 24-bit Digital-to-Analog Converter
• The cartridge can store any type of data file, but the Music Keg will only recognize MP3, WAV and WMA files
• Kenwood head units that recognize CD Text will show, by scrolling across the display, the track name and artist from MP3 ID3 tags
• The KHD-C710 Music Keg can be mounted vertically, horizontally, and upside-down. For best shock performance avoid mounting the unit at an angle
• Music Keg dimensions 65mm H x 180mm D x 210mm W (270mm including cable and cartridge)

Supplied with:

• KHD-C710 Music Keg unit
• KHD-010G 10GB Digital Media Storage cartridge
• KHD-USB1 USB cradle with 1.75m USB cable
• USB Cradle mains adaptor with 2.4m power cable
• 6.0m Music Keg connecting cable

RMA26

Am interested - However - how does this connect to the headunit? is it the same cable as a changer?

Bartop

Yes it uses the standard Kenwood round CD Changer interface..

RMA26

YHPM

Bartop

Still FS

Granby

iTrader: (5)

bttt for you as this is a great bit of kit, got one in my car and it works a treat