You will have to run a fiber optic cable to your trunk to get your fiber optic cd changer to work. You will not be able to control your old "non-fiber optic" cd changer with the Audio 10.

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Thanks Limited Edition!

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Another question for those of you familiar with the Audio 10:

The button on the control panel that toggles throught the settings for bass, treble, balance, fade, has a setting that appears to be "TPV". Anyone know what this is?

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1998 E320 Blk\Blk
1995 BMW 530i (bad engine) sold
1989 BMW 535i sold after 170,000 fun miles
1996 Lincoln Town Car (6 passenger land barge, still smooth and quiet at 130,000 miles, make me an offer!)

TPV is Traffic Program Volume. Radios equipped with RDS will have this feature. It is for controlling the volume for traffic announcements. Apparently this feature is only utilized in Europe, where they get traffic announcements frequently ... these announcements interrupt the radio/CD sound and the announcement is heard, and after it's done, the radio/CD sound is restored.

Here's a helpful link for anyone with an Audio 10 CD player but no owner's manual:

http://www.csportcoupe.com/a10/a10manualtoc.html

Very helpful!

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Learn as though you will live forever.
-Ancient Hindu Proverb
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1998 E320 Blk\Blk
1995 BMW 530i (bad engine) sold
1989 BMW 535i sold after 170,000 fun miles
1996 Lincoln Town Car (6 passenger land barge, still smooth and quiet at 130,000 miles, make me an offer!)