is a "slot" the complete player? can it be installed using my existing wiring for the same unit?
1551723
The Sony CDXM10 came as a complete unit -- and was easily installable. We purchased it as a replacement unit for a radio that no longer worked. I would add, however, that the CD element started acting up after 12 months -- by not accepting the CD through the slot when we tried to load it. I can get it to work; but only after 5 to 10 minutes of repeated attempts to insert it into the slot.
1551724
We didn't have a radio previously, so it had to be entirely wired. Our Cd works fine
527672
Yes it will work. It also comes with a receiver it that is what the issue is.
816466
No. That's what I thought as well. Controller and speaker wire basically go back to the main unit. I bought the system thinking it worked like you thought. But hey, if that way works for you, I have a brand new never used system still in its box..........
357521
Yes, there are wires to connect both screens to each other that you need to connect during installation. Everything is marked very well and it's pretty easy to do. You can set it up so either player becomes the master and the other player is the receiver.
2020798
No, the unit is a single piece, you'll need to use the existing cables and linkage.
1869822
Yes, with AV cable sold separately -- go to Radio Shack with unit would be best way
1817773
Has 2 HDMI In; 1 HDMI out. My only complaint about this unit is that it has hard-wired speakers (to a plastic connector). My old Pioneer DVD had the spring-connector type where you just stick the bare wires in. So to use my old speakers that are permanently mounted in the room, I had to manually splice all of the wires to the hard-wired connectors. Took an hour, but it works. The player has worked fine. Look at previous user comments for getting the surround sound to work...it is not obvious in the manual.
711801
No, if you install this unit correctly your audio will only play through the amplifier.
676467
Rather then answer wrong as I do not know your exact issues ie number of players needed to hook up, I would suggest you go to the Pioneer site on the net. You can download the owner manual, they have photos of the back of the unit.
1704581
you know,,,,when i got mine ,i was real dissappointed with it,,to me it was a total rippoff..i had planned to use speakers i already had,,but found out,,you cant do that because Phillips made them with wiring that cant be swapped !!! ,,anyway,,to answer your question,,,i really doubt it....i think they made this system so that you CANT use any other components with it .its just that simple!! i would just get rid of it and get another DVD player. by the way,,the one i have,,,,,i never used it ,,it was that bad ,,and i was that disappointed with this purchase .
476175
Yes, you can use this as a replacement. You'll still need to sync it with your main unit though (see instructions inside the box)
757512
Yes it is. But you do have to steal power from your second disc drive to run the unit. PCI power is inadequate. To make it more of a challenge you'll need to extend the wire and convert the connector as well.
1015171
I am not sure. I dont know anything about the Sonos player. It is one recessed AC plug.
663943
I have a Yamaha reciever and had a pos/neg 2 wire setup and no problems. As long as you have center channel setup.
497538
Yes. Just bypass the original unit and identify the inputs and outputs to perform the same functions. A good electrical knowledge would help.
1582042
Yes. It is simply a cd player. You will need a power supply (amp/receiver) and speakers.
905226
Nope, this is just the speakers. You'll need speaker wire to attach it to anything, and you will probably need a receiver to plug the individual speaker wires into. I use a Yamaha, works great.