I have a new '06 xB. Does the latest stock radio have connection jacks for latest Pioneer CD changers? Are there any RCA input or output jacks on these units?
Thanks,

Matt

 

No.

 

^^
There are only 3 plugs on the back of the radio, two of them are the toyota plugs, the third is for the aux hook up such as the TOYOTA XM TUNER. Had a girl come to me at work and say Pioneer said it will work with my unit, NO, it won't only the Toyota parts with work with the toyota radio.

That is all.

 

Thanks Mr. Tuning,
I guess if I get a changer, I can always run the audio to the Aux jack between the seats. The read out will have to be what ever comes with the changer.
Matt

 

Changers or sooooooo 90's.

iPod all the way baby.

 

It's a matter of economics, and I also make my custom CDs. I also have a mini disk recorder I record my gigs on...works great. Can't do ithat with an IPOD...

 

I don't know. I love having access to over 2800 songs at my beck and call, plus mini disc players are another 90's technology.
You can buy mp3 / Wave recorders right now which then you can easily dump onto an iPod.

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/R09/
or
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/MicroTrack/

 

No RCA in or out, but there is the 1/8" stereo jack from your console... you can use for an input.

I believe the factory changers are bade by Fujitsu-Ten (aka Eclipse) perhaps an eclipse change will work. But the Neo changer is prolly your best bet.

 

I really apreciate all the answers...The console input is the way to go. I'm already using it to play my custom mini disc music...an extension of what we made in the old days..road tapes. Now to find a decent changer. I may go Pioneer, not because I think they are the best, but because they seem to have more CD capacity...12 versus 10 or 6 CDs.
I'm thinkiong of housing the CD changer in the back compartment instead if under the seats. Gotta figure out where to get power from.
Matt