$20 no name radio
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Drifting
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$20 no name radio
My factory radio failed about a year ago. I experimented with double din radio but was not happy with it. Too much glare on the screen, So I went back to the $20 noname radio. along with PAC ROEM-VET1 System Interface Kit, I kept the factory speakers and amps.
This little radio sounds great and has lots of features. Radio, Bluetooth handsfree, SD card AUX and USB etc
This little radio sounds great and has lots of features. Radio, Bluetooth handsfree, SD card AUX and USB etc
Last edited by UM Rebel; 01-18-2019 at 02:10 PM.
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ShagVette (01-18-2019)
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Any way to connect the rear CD player?
And what's all that about jumping around in the display?
And what's all that about jumping around in the display?
Last edited by mrlmd; 01-18-2019 at 04:07 PM.
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I got my entire music library on an SD card, probably around 4000 songs
when playing from SD or USB it displays the Album, Artist and song
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ArmchairArchitect (01-22-2019)
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ArmchairArchitect (01-22-2019)
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I put the Serius XM module in my Corvette..,Plug into cigarette liter, 2 inch square antenna on the dash,, Set the module station to an unused FM car station,,,and it plays through your factory radio. 60s on 6...BABY!! $25 a month for my Silverado,, and $15 a month for the Corvette during the summer months.
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Safety Car
My factory radio failed about a year ago. I experimented with double din radio but was not happy with it. Too much glare on the screen, So I went back to the $20 noname radio. along with PAC ROEM-VET1 System Interface Kit, I kept the factory speakers and amps.
This little radio sounds great and has lots of features. Radio, Bluetooth handsfree, SD card AUX and USB etc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gBsM9QnJyE
This little radio sounds great and has lots of features. Radio, Bluetooth handsfree, SD card AUX and USB etc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gBsM9QnJyE
Last edited by My Vette Life; 01-19-2019 at 09:42 PM.
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#15
Safety Car
My factory radio failed about a year ago. I experimented with double din radio but was not happy with it. Too much glare on the screen, So I went back to the $20 noname radio. along with PAC ROEM-VET1 System Interface Kit, I kept the factory speakers and amps.
This little radio sounds great and has lots of features. Radio, Bluetooth handsfree, SD card AUX and USB etc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gBsM9QnJyE
This little radio sounds great and has lots of features. Radio, Bluetooth handsfree, SD card AUX and USB etc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gBsM9QnJyE
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#17
Safety Car
Radio installed and working 100% now i need to build a frame for it.
Incase anyone is using an aftermarket radio with a pac, you the YELLOW cable on the footwell to power the unit.
I didn't know it has bluetooth and it sounds great.
This radio has sensitive controls and lacks a mid level, also the rears are no longer 100 % full powered even with adjusting the pac.
This radio is temporary until i figure out what double din i want or find a great deal.
Incase anyone is using an aftermarket radio with a pac, you the YELLOW cable on the footwell to power the unit.
I didn't know it has bluetooth and it sounds great.
This radio has sensitive controls and lacks a mid level, also the rears are no longer 100 % full powered even with adjusting the pac.
This radio is temporary until i figure out what double din i want or find a great deal.