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Aerpro ADVUSBCD Plug and Play USB CD Player Upgrade

SKU: ADVUSBCD
Price
$309.20
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Shipping information

We offer fast and reliable shipping options to ensure that your order arrives in a timely manner. Our dedicated team works diligently to process and ship your items as quickly as possible.

Here are some key points to note about our shipping policy:

Standard Shipping

  • Frankies offers a $15.95 flat rate for Australia-wide shipping, no matter how many items you order. Some larger or heavier items may incur an additional fee, which will be communicated to you when your order is processed.
  • While we endeavour to dispatch all orders promptly, please be advised that due to the current national fuel shortages in Australia and the resulting pressure on logistics networks, order processing and dispatch may take up to 7 business days. We are not liable for delays caused by third-party freight carriers or fuel-related logistical disruptions. By placing an order, you acknowledge that delivery timeframes may be extended beyond our standard estimates during this period.

Estimated delivery times:

  • WA, NT, and TAS: currently experiencing longer shipping times
  • Holiday periods (e.g. Christmas): deliveries may be delayed due to increased freight volumes

Express Shipping

  • Express shipping is available and calculated based on your delivery location, as well as the size and weight of your order. To receive an accurate quote, please contact our Albion Park Rail store and request an "express shipping quote." Our team will promptly assist with pricing and availability. Payment for express shipping can be securely arranged over the phone.

Product features

The Aerpro ADVUSBCD is a USB powered CD player that plugs into your vehicle USB port, so you can play discs in a newer car that came without a CD slot.

Plenty of people still have a shelf of CDs, and most new cars no longer have anywhere to put them. This unit connects to the factory or aftermarket USB media input and shows up like a USB stick, so you change tracks from the radio and in many cars the steering wheel buttons.

What it does

  • Plays CD ROM, CD R and CD RW discs
  • Connects to the USB media input and is powered by that same port
  • Controlled from your head unit like a USB media device
  • Small enough to hide in a console or glovebox with the supplied bracket
  • Works at home or in the office from a USB supply as well
  • Some radios show song names; others show track numbers only

Specifications

Head unit requirement Android 4.4, or a USB media player that plays WAV files
Disc types CD ROM, CD R, CD RW
USB version 2.0
Cable length 0.8m plus 1.0m extension (1.8m total)
Dimensions 148mm D x 145mm W x 35mm H
Weight 0.82kg
Maximum track length 30 minutes

Fitment and what comes in the box

Check your radio before you buy. Copy three WAV music files to a USB stick and plug it into the factory USB port. If they play without skipping and you can go to the next and previous track, the ADVUSBCD should work in that car.

Autopro lists these in the ADVUSBCD kit:

  • CD player
  • Mounting bracket
  • Installation instructions

Installation notes

Aerpro supplies a bracket, double sided tape and screws for fixing the player in a console or glovebox. The radio may not see the player until a disc is in, and detection can take 10 to 20 seconds after you insert it.

Warranty

This comes with the manufacturer's warranty through the Australian distributor. See the manufacturer's terms for details, plus our guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law.

Want it hidden neatly behind a panel? Book a fit at Albion Park Rail (02) 4257 2636 or South Nowra (02) 4423 5254.

Frequently asked questions

Will the ADVUSBCD work with my car radio?

Do the WAV test: load three WAV songs on a USB stick and try them in the factory USB port. If they play and skip forward and back, it should work.

Can I play audiobooks on it?

Only if each track is 30 minutes or shorter, because that is the longest track it will play.

Will I see the song names on my screen?

Some radios show the titles and others only show track numbers. It depends on the head unit.

Why does it not appear straight away?

The radio may not detect the player until a disc is loaded, and that can take 10 to 20 seconds.