aftermarket headunit
Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 5,892
Likes: 47
From: Helotes TEXAS
I'm guess DD is too busy to answer emails..... It's been a couple of days and no reply.
I guess I'll just go to one of the better car audio places here in town. I'm pretty sure they can point me in the right direction plus I'm sure Crutchfield carries what is needed.
I guess I'll just go to one of the better car audio places here in town. I'm pretty sure they can point me in the right direction plus I'm sure Crutchfield carries what is needed.
1/4 mile/AutoX
Joined: Jun 2014
Posts: 11,442
Likes: 2,186
From: Buffalo Texas
I'm guess DD is too busy to answer emails..... It's been a couple of days and no reply.
I guess I'll just go to one of the better car audio places here in town. I'm pretty sure they can point me in the right direction plus I'm sure Crutchfield carries what is needed.
I guess I'll just go to one of the better car audio places here in town. I'm pretty sure they can point me in the right direction plus I'm sure Crutchfield carries what is needed.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 3,275
Likes: 739
From: Miami FL
To replace just the head unit leaving the rest of the system in place you will need an adapter to provide the required interface. This is due to the way the factory system was designed.
The 2 most common adapters are:
1) Metra XSVI-2004
2) Pac Audio ROEM-VET1
Replacing the head unit should be just plug-and-play by using either one. Both have setup adjustments to customize sound/levels. After tweaking them to your liking, they shouldn't require further touching.
The 2 most common adapters are:
1) Metra XSVI-2004
2) Pac Audio ROEM-VET1
Replacing the head unit should be just plug-and-play by using either one. Both have setup adjustments to customize sound/levels. After tweaking them to your liking, they shouldn't require further touching.
Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 5,892
Likes: 47
From: Helotes TEXAS
To replace just the head unit leaving the rest of the system in place you will need an adapter to provide the required interface. This is due to the way the factory system was designed.
The 2 most common adapters are:
1) Metra XSVI-2004
2) Pac Audio ROEM-VET1
Replacing the head unit should be just plug-and-play by using either one. Both have setup adjustments to customize sound/levels. After tweaking them to your liking, they shouldn't require further touching.
The 2 most common adapters are:
1) Metra XSVI-2004
2) Pac Audio ROEM-VET1
Replacing the head unit should be just plug-and-play by using either one. Both have setup adjustments to customize sound/levels. After tweaking them to your liking, they shouldn't require further touching.
Last edited by Sinister-one; Mar 24, 2016 at 04:02 PM.
