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Installing a CD player
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Pennyrick
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Why use obsolete technology?
Just buy a used IPod on Ebay or Amazon and load all the CD's on it. The added benefit is that you can then use the technology on your RT sound system to control your music playlists. Can Am has included the stuff you need to just plug and play.
I have over 9,000 songs on this old IPod and am using only half of its' 120 GB of memory.
On or about page 39 of the RT manual there's information about audio devices and connections. If you have a portable CD player that will accept the audio cable provided, you can try connecting it to your RT and playing it via the "Aux" option on the menu screen. If it works, you will only be able to control the volume from the handlebar cluster. I have no idea if it will work but if you're dead set on a CD player (instead of newer technology) give it a try.
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