AMG Wheels-Sport pkg and Ripped CD's
What do the member think of the rims that come with the sport pkge ? I think the other rims make a huge difference.
Do I have any other options?
Last stupid question- I rip and burn my own CD's- standard CD-
it plays on my 2000 audi-
I would hope that the 2003 E also can them.
what do u think of the harman kardon upgraded stereo?
Excellent system ... like you're in a concert hall. The twelve speakers do wonders for every musical piece that the system plays. All of the seven CD slots are loaded all the time and I just let the system cycle through the music.
No complaints ...
I have not hear such great things about the phone> Bu im so tired of headsets
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I'm waiting for the voice-activated phone, hoping that it might be reviewed better than the non-BlueTooth phone now being sold.
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I also got the cd changer- can u use the main unit as a single feed or do u have to use the 6 changer?
I just bought some 19" AMG's for my W211 from Platinum Motorsport on Melrose, Southern CA. They fit perfectly, bolted right on. I'll post pics tomorrow

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Can I, and if so How, burn music CD's on my RW CD/DVD drive that will play in the CD Player? I would like to put together music from many CD's so I would not have to go thru them all when driving.
Never tried it before and have no idea of how to do it. I have Roxio Easy CD maker and it works fine for data and pictures.
Anyone have a simple explanation?
Ed
This is probably an even more stupid question than most.....
Can I, and if so How, burn music CD's on my RW CD/DVD drive that will play in the CD Player? I would like to put together music from many CD's so I would not have to go thru them all when driving.
Never tried it before and have no idea of how to do it. I have Roxio Easy CD maker and it works fine for data and pictures.
Anyone have a simple explanation?
Ed
Have fun!
etenn -- I agree with SaintVir. If you've made data CDs with Roxio, then music is no different. You don't even have to transfer the track to your hard drive. Say you have a dozen CDs you want to blend. Just stick them in one at a time and build your set list. You have a progress bar that shows remaining time. When you're through, hit record and the software will prompt you to insert the required disk at the required time. (This assumes you have at least 2 CD/DVD drives -- if not, then other modalities work also.)




