Recent content by Casey3339

Hey Drew. Thanks for the suggestion. I didn't know that. I just found somebody who repairs them. As my car gets older the more I find that it's forums like this that are far more useful than the dealer's mechanics/experts. Even though I've owned my car since new and it only has 38K miles it is...

My 1991 NSX Tachometer recently broke. I'm looking for a replacement. Either the Tach itself or the Instrument Cluster. I'm told that model years 1991 and 1992 can be used as replacements.

Looking for Tach or Instrument Cluster for my 1991 NSX Hi midarete. You wouldn't happen to have the Instrument Cluster (or Tachometer specifically) available for a 1991 NSX? Thanks, Casey

My car audio guy thought that my right speaker was malfunctioning (i.e., needed a refurbished Bose amp) but as it turns out it's the right channel in my head unit. He crossed over the channels and so I'm currently listening to music in mono. I really want to keep the car all OEM if possible. Can...

Update: For whatever reason I have continued to pursue the reason why my OEM CD changer/player can play "store bought" CDs and some of my older burned blank CDs with .mp3s. Well, after a lot of searching and reading on forums that discuss this issue, I have a breakthrough. It seems that sometime...

UPDATE: Thanks Miner and Old Guy for all of your suggestions and assistance. Firstly, I found that my USB stick drive was not formatted. Fixing that I can now hear music through the GROM adapter from the USB stick. However, it's not mimicking the CD changer controls. It may be the way I set up...

Thanks for the advice about trying the unit first in the trunk. I just received my USB3 adapter and it appears to be not working. When switching to "CD" source the numbers flickered around a little and then just settled in at 01-01. I had simply disconnected the CD changer and plugged the...

Thanks Old Guy! That's exactly what I had wanted to do originally but the GROM Audio guy suggested that the adapter could not connect to the cable (in the truck side) connecting to the CD changer? I would have no problem just changing out USB sticks from time-to-time. That would really...

Thanks for giving me that idea. The GROM tech had suggested pulling the head unit and installing it behind that. But your placement sounds potentially easier to do. Sorry for my ignorance but where precisely is the location of that din connector behind the driver seat? I don't want to start...

Funny thing. I just decided on doing the same with their Bluetooth dongle accessory. Did you do the installation? And if so, was it complicated at all? Did you get the Bluetooth dongle? And if so, where did you place the phone mic? I plan on using the USB port to play .mp3's on a stick or HDD...

Clever idea. I spoke with someone from GROM Audio and they recommended the MBUSDU3 https://gromaudio.com/store/usb_adapters/grom-usb3-mbusd.html for USB stick playing along with the Bluetooth dongle https://gromaudio.com/store/accessories/wireless-btd.html for Bluetooth connection is desired...

Thank you! Sounds like a great idea. Unfortunately it looks like something like a Phatbox isn't available anymore. I'm sorry but I'm a real neophyte when it comes to current electronics and media players. If I were to hook up the Yatour and connect a HDD with my mp3s loaded on it then would...

After further experimentation I did discover at least one unique feature of the two older burned CDs that work. They were burned about 15 years ago, in .mp3 format and most importantly using TDK blank discs. My other older burned Sony, Memorex and Fuji audio CDs do not work. Other variables that...

Yes, I did use a CD lens cleaning disc. And unfortunately it did not work.

I purchased my 1991 NSX new and have kept it all original since (less than 37K miles on it). I did recently replace the Bose speakers with a full set of new ones (same model as originals). I have my original CD player and it does play "store-bought" CDs fine. It used to play my burned CDs of...