On your car, I'd let them do it.

Post #351,297 by beepster 11/26/11 3:30:56 PM Reply	On your car, I'd let them do it. they pay for it if something gets messed up. Sure, understanding today's complex world of the future is a little like having bees live in your head. But...there they are.
Post #351,309 by crazy 11/26/11 6:56:29 PM Reply	Just walked a bunch of stores Don't like. I like this: http://www.crutchfie...os+%26+Components Which includes the Volvo faceplate and cable harnesses and antenna converter. I've got a local car repair place I use. 6 bays, 1 owner, 1 of the mechanics is in M's college class, they are buddies. They do stereo installs. So I get the above, plus 4 speakers (gotta doublecheck which ones), plus the steering wheel control converter box, and then I'm done buying stuff. I hand it to them, pay them to install.
Post #351,314 by beepster 11/26/11 8:34:14 PM Reply	Re: Just walked a bunch of stores Thats the one RC linked to...nice unit. Sure, understanding today's complex world of the future is a little like having bees live in your head. But...there they are.
Post #351,326 by folkert 11/27/11 1:03:37 AM Reply	That is the Followup to the Sony XPLOD I have in my Mits Lancer. Its got everything mine has (including power and outputs and inputs), plus "iProduct" compat, front 1/8th inch stereo input and USB port. If I have to get a new one... it'll be this one. It was $199 in big box stores. This version is much nicer and supports many things. One thing I can say about these "stereos" is they really are very reliable. Mine even read really scratched and old MP3 CDs and regular CDs.

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