HzDrgr

Alright, so last night i took my cassette adapter out of my Audi Concert radio. It had a little hard time coming out, even when pressing the eject buttons. but I managed to get it out by tugging on it a little. Now this morning I tried to put it back in and its getting blocked. I looked inside and it looks as though the tray that holds the tape is stuck down. Even when I press the eject buttons. It wont come up even trying to pry gently on it. Any Ideas?

5v/cyl

Remove the radio. Remove the 2 or 3 screws holding the top on and remove top. You will be able to see better what is happening. If all else fails a new one from ECS is only $23.

turbo510

You may be able to pull the loading frame forward and up with a hooked-end piece of stiff wire. Don't pull on the plastic cassette itself, but on the back of the part that holds it, while attempting to eject.

HzDrgr

No worries anymore haha, I just got a deal on an Alpine iDA-x100, but now I have a new problem.. now I need a solution to plug my stock Audi cd changer into the IA-Net plug on the back of the Alpine. Any Ideas? I checked Blitzsafe but all they have is iPod adapters :/

AudiMick

The concert changer is made by Panasonic, I don't know of any adapter that can connect a 13 year old changer to a new head unit. It might exist but why bother.

See if they have an 8-track adapter too?

Cd's are so 90s. Time to move along, RIP your old discs to MP3 or whatever and get with the program.

I have over a 1000 songs on my Android phone. Many of the new head units don't even have a CD anymore.USB, Iphone, SD card is where it's at.

HzDrgr

Yeah my new radio doesn'e even have a cd player in it haha and I was planning on running music through my phone using bluetooth and maybe a flash stick, but it would be nice to have the option