RCA in my stock Cd player?

[weldo88]

I have a 2002 Grand Prix SE 3.1 Ltr. \
I SO FAR have a stock CD player. I wanted to know if I have the red and white RCA jack in the back? I dont want to undo my panel and whatnot just to check. I am TIRED of just using CD's. I have a RCA to AUX cord I want to use.
Thanks in advance for any help.
And if not, any CD player suggestions? I just have stock speakers but am soon looking to upgrade.

 

[KeithGTP03]

No you do not. As for the "CD player" , just go to your local electronics shop that has them on display. Play around/listen to them and find somethin you like in your price range. But be aware, you will also need a mounting kit, wire harness and antenna adapter.

 

[weldo88]

Durp I meant Stereo. Its been a long @$$ day. That really sucks. I didnt want to have to purchase a new one. Whats a good wattage? Im new to audio...

 

[KeithGTP03]

You wont need to worry about wattage from a head unit. They all lie about their output. They'll say "50w x4" when you'll only see about 15w. But if all you're wanting to do is add an aux you can go this route....Amazon.com: GM12-AUXV2 PIE Adjustable Auxiliary Input For 2002-2005 GM / Chevrolet / Cadillac / GMC / Pontiac Class II Radios (GM12-AUXV2): Electronics

 

[weldo88]

oh its OK. Ima buy this in a bit. I really like it.
Sony CDX-GT650UI (CDXGT650UI) CD, MP3 Stereo w/ Front USB & Aux

 

[rynoman03]

Eww Sony! I'd rather have my stock cd player.

 

[weldo88]

Ive heard nice things about sony... And this is the best one I saw so far...
What do you recomend?

 

[rynoman03]

I like Clarion and JVC personally. Best bang for your buck.

 

[Mad Monkey]

pioneer makes great \hu's

 

[aziff]

you can keep the stock head unit and put a line converter in instead if you'd like to save some money

 

[aziff]

if all you're wanting to do is add an aux you can go this route....Amazon.com: GM12-AUXV2 PIE Adjustable Auxiliary Input For 2002-2005 GM / Chevrolet / Cadillac / GMC / Pontiac Class II Radios (GM12-AUXV2): Electronics

Errrr. I read the post wrong. If you just want an input to run an mp3 player or something, do what Keith said. If you want to be able to run outputs for say an amp, you can keep your stock head unit with a line converter.