CD Player




However, I got an email with a link to the MBUSA accessories catalog. One item was a CD player to be installed in the glove box of E and S class. So, I assume this means an installed CD player is not available?
Yes, I know many people do not use CD's anymore, but there are millions in US who must. Why else would there be so many for sale. Not to mention the many millions of CD's that are already out there.
However, I got an email with a link to the MBUSA accessories catalog. One item was a CD player to be installed in the glove box of E and S class. So, I assume this means an installed CD player is not available?
Yes, I know many people do not use CD's anymore, but there are millions in US who must. Why else would there be so many for sale. Not to mention the many millions of CD's that are already out there.
However, I got an email with a link to the MBUSA accessories catalog. One item was a CD player to be installed in the glove box of E and S class. So, I assume this means an installed CD player is not available?
Yes, I know many people do not use CD's anymore, but there are millions in US who must. Why else would there be so many for sale. Not to mention the many millions of CD's that are already out there.
However, I got an email with a link to the MBUSA accessories catalog. One item was a CD player to be installed in the glove box of E and S class. So, I assume this means an installed CD player is not available?
Yes, I know many people do not use CD's anymore, but there are millions in US who must. Why else would there be so many for sale. Not to mention the many millions of CD's that are already out there.




I do download CD's through computers into a USB for my wife to play in her Nissan Rogue. She finds it more convenient than the single CD player. Recording from a CD through a computer to a USB and then to the hard drive in the car sounds like a lot of "stepping on" as they used to say. Each recording will degrade the music to some extent.
As for the appearance, tried to find a picture of a 2010 E350, Luxury version. Attached a picture of 2011 Sport version. Luxury has one more bar in the grille. My basic problem with the new E is the grille and the huge intakes on either side of the lower grille. To me, just does not have that luxury sedan look.
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Since I haven't tried to download music, here's what the owners manual says:
Permissible data storage medium:
R SD card
R USB storage device
R iPod®/iPhone®
R MTP devices
R Bluetooth® audio equipment
% R The multimedia system supports a total
of up to 50,000 files.
R Data storage media up to 2 TB are supported
(32-bit address space).
I interpret that to mean it can store music, but then I could also be wrong?
Last edited by rbrylaw; Aug 29, 2018 at 11:02 AM.
Not so. Digital files that are repeatedly re-recorded onto solid state media are the same as the source file, no degradation in quality at all.




The W213 has a 2 terrabyte hard drive, which can have music files copied to it and then played from there?
The SD port can use an SD card with music on it and then played from there? Or copied to the hard drive?
If no music was copied to the hard drive (I gather most do not do that), what is its purpose? Does it have the Nav system on it? If so, how much space is left?
Is there a preference in operation/playing between music files on hard drive or on SD card?
I assume tools to move/rename/delete/modify files on the hard drive are rather limited, while the SD card attached to my computer can have anything easily done to it? (My wife gets tired of ABBA for example.)
Inquiring minds want to know. I'm picking up my 2020 wagon tomorrow. ;-)
The W213 has a 2 terrabyte hard drive, which can have music files copied to it and then played from there?
The SD port can use an SD card with music on it and then played from there? Or copied to the hard drive?
If no music was copied to the hard drive (I gather most do not do that), what is its purpose? Does it have the Nav system on it? If so, how much space is left?
Is there a preference in operation/playing between music files on hard drive or on SD card?
I assume tools to move/rename/delete/modify files on the hard drive are rather limited, while the SD card attached to my computer can have anything easily done to it? (My wife gets tired of ABBA for example.)
Inquiring minds want to know. I'm picking up my 2020 wagon tomorrow. ;-)
Music is played from a device in the SD port or one of the 3 USB ports. I have several thousand music tracks on a 256 GB card in the SD port. I copied them onto the card from my computer where I keep my music collection.
***EDIT***
I should clarify that the SD slot holds a CF card, aka Compact Flash card, not a microSD card.
Last edited by ua549; Jan 1, 2020 at 03:16 PM.
Music is played from a device in the SD port or one of the 3 USB ports. I have several thousand music tracks on a 256 GB card in the SD port. I copied them onto the card from my computer where I keep my music collection.








