portland_bill said:

Finding any CD changer will be a challenge. So many radios don't even come with a single CD any more, as we're all supposed to use a memory stick with mp3 files. Personally, I don't see why I should accept lost quality from compressed files, but finding an aftermarket radio that will read uncompressed WMA files is difficult too. Although a lot of OE fitments do.

If the original CD changer is the 5-disc Blaupunkt unit, talk to these guys: http://www.mapleaudio.co.uk/
They repaired mine a while ago. The Blaupunkt unit does wear out, and these guys know which bits to replace.

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onodle said:

Err CDs are compressed...

As for WMA why would anyone want to focus on a WMA? WMA is windows media audio - hardly anything will run native off that. It's all but dead if you want a decent uncompressed file there are loads of options just look for a flac car stereo. Little to No compression at all.

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portland_bill said:

The purpose of this forum is for mutual help. Members will post any help they can, and often others will come in with better information, or different opinions. However, there is no need to be rude. If you wish to be helpful, answer the original poster's question without criticising other's comments.

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