Kenwood's Music Keg
02-09-2003, 05:43 AM
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Kenwood's Music Keg
Has anyone installed a Kenwood's Music Keg in a 350Z yet? I have a Touring with navigation and thinking of installing either the Music Keg or the Rockford Fosgate Ominifi when it comes out.
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03-10-2003, 01:10 PM
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I think you have to have a kenwood head unit to control the keg. From what I read you do, but maybe I misread it though. I want to get the neo jukebox version. You can get hard drives up to 120 gigs (or 45000 songs...so they say). That's WAY over every song that I have plus gives me plenty of room to grow. But i do want an MP3 source of some type in my car because it's easier than lugging CD books around.
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03-10-2003, 01:21 PM
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I ended up replacing the Bose system. I got the Alpine CDA-7998 head unit which will support Alpine's Hard Drive player due out this summer. The unit will be 16 gig which is good enough for me.
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The music keg is great it comes with a 10gig or new 20gig cartrage but right now you can buy a 128gig cartridge for it. It can plug into a kenwood head unit or there Sirius FM Mod Controller. It can read MP3, WMA, WAV, all that good stuff. Also look for Eclipses new jukebox coming out it won best in show at CES.
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