Pictures of aftermarket head units
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Thanks guys they look great.
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If you are looking for a decent head unit, try checking out Crutchfield.com
If you are looking for a decent head unit, try checking out Crutchfield.com
I already have a relatively new Pioneer single DIN. I had it in my 72 Toyota Celica that I had to part out due to rust and only used it a handful of times.
I'm going to be ordering one of those pocket filler kits soon too.
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Here is a few pics of one of mine. This is the old one I now have a JVC but no pics yet.
Here is a few pics of one of mine. This is the old one I now have a JVC but no pics yet.
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I like those Panasonic units, I had 2 older models and they're still my fave, I have a Sony in my work van but i think i'll get a panasonic one in a flash if i see a deal on one I want
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Here is a few pics of one of mine. This is the old one I now have a JVC but no pics yet.
Here is a few pics of one of mine. This is the old one I now have a JVC but no pics yet.
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Well here are a few pics of my Alpine HU...god bless Alpine!! i've had a few different HU's in my time, most of they a bit on the cheaper side...i've had JVC, Sony, Pioneer...but my far, the Alpine has been my favorite, really good sound and quality..you get what you pay for...So my advice for installation...go on the crutchfield site, and order the pocket and the wiring harness, trust me, it's worth it...much easier and faster to install and can easily change to another HU or if you wanna put back the origional, no problem.
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Nice.
I used to have JVC units.
I was aiming for an Alpine/Infinity sound system in the SC300, but The Alpine 7" touch screen I wanted was way too expensive. So, I bought a Pioneer and LOVE that damn thing. That's getting custom molded to my dash.
The Pioneer single din is one I had laying around, so in the Volvo it goes. I keep telling myself I don't need to do anything to the 850....but I do.
I'm keeping costs minimal until I get a few things done on the SC by next summer. Which includes some snail action.
The 850 seems a lot easier to work on. Just those damn Torx heads on EVERYTHING.
I used to have JVC units.
I was aiming for an Alpine/Infinity sound system in the SC300, but The Alpine 7" touch screen I wanted was way too expensive. So, I bought a Pioneer and LOVE that damn thing. That's getting custom molded to my dash.
The Pioneer single din is one I had laying around, so in the Volvo it goes. I keep telling myself I don't need to do anything to the 850....but I do.
I'm keeping costs minimal until I get a few things done on the SC by next summer. Which includes some snail action.
The 850 seems a lot easier to work on. Just those damn Torx heads on EVERYTHING.
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I like the Panasonic head units because of the non fading out puts(sub control), I allways use subs in my systems and with the panisonic units the dub output is not affected by the bass and treble controls as where the Sony in my work van and the Clarion in my Mitsubishi are, basically that's why I like the panasonisc, I don't think I'm going to tamper with the stereo in the v70R it sounds pretty good now but I may get the ipod hook up that allows I pod control through the factory head unit so that would be cool way to have 160GB of music in the car, can anyone say overkill haha
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