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In general, no it won't work. The stacker needs to be the same brand & vintage to work, although Sony & Kenwood used to be compatible years ago... If the plug is the same it's worth a try, but don't buy anything without seeing it work.

You'll just have to budget for a new stacker too. Damn!

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personally, im not a fan of stackers n would stick with the panasonics with the mp3 playback...my mate just got one and its sooo nice. worth $1100 n he got it for $300!! i wish i couldve got one :)

my pioneer mp3 is good enough though.

if it dont work n u still want a stacker...go for a 10 instead of 6

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i has heard that if u get a stcker and an mp3 h/u...the h/u decodes the mp3 and u still have a stacker...please correct me if i am wrong

i got confused when i saw that coz ive seen mp3 stackers, unless that is for a normal h/u, but then i figured it wouldnt have the folder menu's n stuff...

GO MP3!!

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