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Does anybody know if there's a hack to get the Mach460 to accept an auxilary analog input? I'd like to add an aux input plug (either RCA or female mini jack) that I could connect any sound device to... Is there a hack that I could use (splicing wires, etc.) to add such a plug? I'd love to connect a used Toshiba Libretto filled with a couple of gigs of MP3s... Thanks.
 

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I believe that both radios available in the Bullitt have an input for a Ford CD changer. This is so you can get a trunk mounted changer installed at the dealer.
So, theoretically there may be a way to fool the radio into thinking the CD changer is present, and get it to "listen" to the inputs of the CD-DJ jack on the back of the radio.
This is just theoretically, I'm not saying it would be easy...

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On 2002-03-02 18:12, Mus408 wrote:
You know I had a wild idea about that. But I wanted to hook up a small hidden mic,at the rear of the car so I could hear the Bullitt's rumble thru that Mach 460!!!
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That would kick a$$ turn up the radio and listen to the sound. You could really fool some people with a set up like that.
 

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On 2002-03-02 18:12, Mus408 wrote:
You know I had a wild idea about that. But I wanted to hook up a small hidden mic,at the rear of the car so I could hear the Bullitt's rumble thru that Mach 460!!!
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Larry, I think you've finally gone over the edge. :lol:
 

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On 2002-03-02 18:07, Frank15 wrote:
I believe that both radios available in the Bullitt have an input for a Ford CD changer. This is so you can get a trunk mounted changer installed at the dealer.
So, theoretically there may be a way to fool the radio into thinking the CD changer is present, and get it to "listen" to the inputs of the CD-DJ jack off the back of the radio.
This is just theoretically, I'm not saying it would be easy... </BLOCKQUOTE></FONT></TD></TR><TR><TD><HR></TD></TR></TABLE>
Interesting approach to the problem... I should look into some of the other Mustang enthusiast sites out there--someone may know!!!
 
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