double din!
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From: Dyer IN
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You could get a regular double din radio. It probably won't be a popular option on this forum, but I'm going this route until I can afford the mac-daddy unit I want.
It has built-in Bluetooth calling, Bluetooth wireless audio, USB storage support, and iPod direct control. You can add on HD radio, Sirius, and XM radio as well.
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PU...ers/FH-P8000BT
All I'm giving up is DVD and integrated navigation. (I have a stand-alone Garmin that works just fine.) I'm not sure what the craze is all about for a reverse mounted back-up camera.
The expensive unit I want would be one of the high-end Kenwoods. I'd stick with them because I like their Garmin navigation.
It has built-in Bluetooth calling, Bluetooth wireless audio, USB storage support, and iPod direct control. You can add on HD radio, Sirius, and XM radio as well.
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PU...ers/FH-P8000BT
All I'm giving up is DVD and integrated navigation. (I have a stand-alone Garmin that works just fine.) I'm not sure what the craze is all about for a reverse mounted back-up camera.
The expensive unit I want would be one of the high-end Kenwoods. I'd stick with them because I like their Garmin navigation.
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From: Sacramento ca
Kenwood 6960
Kenwood 7160
Kenwood 9960
I can not post pricing on these due to MAP guidelines with Kenwood Unless you want to pay full MAP retail
There is a 6160 but for 35.00 more for the 6960 you get a remote, and an extra year warranty which is worth it.
The 6960 and 9960 both come with 2 year warranties
Kenwood 7160
Kenwood 9960
I can not post pricing on these due to MAP guidelines with Kenwood Unless you want to pay full MAP retail
There is a 6160 but for 35.00 more for the 6960 you get a remote, and an extra year warranty which is worth it.
The 6960 and 9960 both come with 2 year warranties
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Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 186
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From: Las Vegas NV
Pioneer 3200dvd kinda stinks. it works, sure. The screen looks fairly poor compared to what it should be. Looks washed out. It is a pretty dumb mp3 player, doesnt remember usb sticks.
Interface is also pretty stupid if you use the radio. Too many button presses - it really shows its age with cell phones these days just lapping the interface.
I've not tried anything else, however I did only pay $250 for mine new - so in fairness it does it's job well enough considering the price.
Interface is also pretty stupid if you use the radio. Too many button presses - it really shows its age with cell phones these days just lapping the interface.
I've not tried anything else, however I did only pay $250 for mine new - so in fairness it does it's job well enough considering the price.
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Joined: Aug 2000
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From: Green Cove Springs FL
You could get a regular double din radio. It probably won't be a popular option on this forum, but I'm going this route until I can afford the mac-daddy unit I want.
It has built-in Bluetooth calling, Bluetooth wireless audio, USB storage support, and iPod direct control. You can add on HD radio, Sirius, and XM radio as well.
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PU...ers/FH-P8000BT
All I'm giving up is DVD and integrated navigation. (I have a stand-alone Garmin that works just fine.) I'm not sure what the craze is all about for a reverse mounted back-up camera.
The expensive unit I want would be one of the high-end Kenwoods. I'd stick with them because I like their Garmin navigation.
It has built-in Bluetooth calling, Bluetooth wireless audio, USB storage support, and iPod direct control. You can add on HD radio, Sirius, and XM radio as well.
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PU...ers/FH-P8000BT
All I'm giving up is DVD and integrated navigation. (I have a stand-alone Garmin that works just fine.) I'm not sure what the craze is all about for a reverse mounted back-up camera.
The expensive unit I want would be one of the high-end Kenwoods. I'd stick with them because I like their Garmin navigation.
I'm going with the Pioneer AVH-P3200BT after discovering the above info.
