Cd30 - Cd30 Mp3

**installer** · 28th July 2005, 16:20

How do you tell difference,apart from putting MP3 disc in?I have the audio manual for it but all it says is "CD30 CD30 MP3" , no reference to distinqushing the two.

**Jamie** · 29th July 2005, 01:46

Should say on the front of it.

**installer** · 29th July 2005, 11:14

Originally Posted by Jamie1979

Should say on the front of it.

i did think of this but the manual doesn`t show in any diagram any differences.
Does anyone have a " CD 30 MP3" to compare?

**Tim2100** · 29th July 2005, 14:33

Why not just burn a MP3 cd and try it, you may be suprised!

**Damian** · 29th July 2005, 18:19

The simplest way is as follows

The MP£ version of the CD30 has it written on the top right of the stereo as you look at it. I.e.

"CD 30 MP3"

I assume the non MP3 version just says "CD 30"

I have the MP3 version in my car

Cheers

Damian

**installer** · 29th July 2005, 21:43

Originally Posted by Damian

The simplest way is as follows

The MP£ version of the CD30 has it written on the top right of the stereo as you look at it. I.e.

"CD 30 MP3"

I assume the non MP3 version just says "CD 30"

I have the MP3 version in my car

Cheers

Damian

spot on that.
mine says "CD30" thats all
thought would be simple as that but was just hoping might be an MP3 player.

ta very much

**simonali** · 13th September 2005, 20:44

Doesn't the MP3 one only come with the twin audio option?

**Damian** · 14th September 2005, 08:10

I think you can get the MP3 unit on it's own.

However when I bought my SRi I wanted the Twin Audio, it had an * next to it in the brochure and when yo uread the notes at the bottom it said that the CD30 would be upgraded to the CD30 MP3 to allow the twin audio to be installed

**Tim2100** · 14th September 2005, 08:59

We have just ordered a new Astra for mrs 2100.

You can get CD30 MP3 as an upgrade without the twin audio thingy.
Cost about £75 as a factory fit upgrade.

Tim