Porsche Classic Radio Nav. System
Discussion
I'm thinking about buying one of these for my car, it's got classic generic looks so shouldn't detract from the looks of the dash and all the functionality of a modern device including Bluetooth. The only thing that bothers me a little is that it sits slightly proud of the dash to allow the flip up/down facility to access the media slots and that the background colour appears to be green, where I would prefer orange (maybe this can be switched over?).
Suitable for cars upto 996 with single DIN excl. 356.
http://www.motor-klassik.de/oldtimer/navi-radio-fu...
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Porsche Classic radio navigation system incl Handsfree Blue tooth
The new Porsche Classic radio & navigation system with 3.5-inch TFT LCD touchscreen is a technical masterpiece. Thanks to its vintage design references, it will complement the interior of any classic Porsche vehicle (not available for the 356 models). The system represents state-of-the-art technology, featuring two SD card slots, a Bluetooth® handsfree kit & a combined DVD/CD player. Slimline radio navigation system has a resolution of 480 x 234 pixels. A USB port means you can playback from other media sources & 2 video outputs & 3 AV inputs, one of which is on the front. A remote control & subwoofer output complete the package. Not for 6v 356 Models
• Bluetooth® handsfree kit incl. microphone
• GPS Antenna included
• Samsung 400 MHz CPU & SiRF III GPS receiver
• 64 MB SDRAM & 64 MB flash ROM
• 3.5-inch TFT LCD touchscreen (16:9)
• 480 x 234 pixel resolution & 300:1 contrast
• 2 x SD card slot
• 1 x USB connection for media playback
• 2 x video out
• AV1 & AV2 (video in reversing camera etc )
• Remote control & Subwoofer output & Aux in
• 4 x 45-W amplifier (max.)
• RDS & Automatic station search
• DVD/CD/MP3 & DVD/CD player
• MP3 ID3 display
• Four-band EQ (Classic , Pop, Rock, Flat)
• Navigation software & NAVTEQ map package
What do we think?
Suitable for cars upto 996 with single DIN excl. 356.
http://www.motor-klassik.de/oldtimer/navi-radio-fu...
If you click on the image, you'll get the next image in the sequence.
Porsche Classic radio navigation system incl Handsfree Blue tooth
The new Porsche Classic radio & navigation system with 3.5-inch TFT LCD touchscreen is a technical masterpiece. Thanks to its vintage design references, it will complement the interior of any classic Porsche vehicle (not available for the 356 models). The system represents state-of-the-art technology, featuring two SD card slots, a Bluetooth® handsfree kit & a combined DVD/CD player. Slimline radio navigation system has a resolution of 480 x 234 pixels. A USB port means you can playback from other media sources & 2 video outputs & 3 AV inputs, one of which is on the front. A remote control & subwoofer output complete the package. Not for 6v 356 Models
• Bluetooth® handsfree kit incl. microphone
• GPS Antenna included
• Samsung 400 MHz CPU & SiRF III GPS receiver
• 64 MB SDRAM & 64 MB flash ROM
• 3.5-inch TFT LCD touchscreen (16:9)
• 480 x 234 pixel resolution & 300:1 contrast
• 2 x SD card slot
• 1 x USB connection for media playback
• 2 x video out
• AV1 & AV2 (video in reversing camera etc )
• Remote control & Subwoofer output & Aux in
• 4 x 45-W amplifier (max.)
• RDS & Automatic station search
• DVD/CD/MP3 & DVD/CD player
• MP3 ID3 display
• Four-band EQ (Classic , Pop, Rock, Flat)
• Navigation software & NAVTEQ map package
What do we think?
Its in a 993, I think it looks alot better than the Alpine it replaced, I'm well happy with the look, I havent bothered to play about with the display colour (if you even can?)
For me its done away with a 6 stack cd that jumped every 50 yards (PSS10 wound up to 7 & 9), the SD card holds 50 odd albums, sat nav is fine, bluetooth for the phone, and more space in the boot. I have no regets at all. So it doesnt fit flush into the dash but its thicker than a normal flip front unit
For me its done away with a 6 stack cd that jumped every 50 yards (PSS10 wound up to 7 & 9), the SD card holds 50 odd albums, sat nav is fine, bluetooth for the phone, and more space in the boot. I have no regets at all. So it doesnt fit flush into the dash but its thicker than a normal flip front unit
911perv said:
Its in a 993, I think it looks alot better than the Alpine it replaced, I'm well happy with the look, I havent bothered to play about with the display colour (if you even can?)
For me its done away with a 6 stack cd that jumped every 50 yards (PSS10 wound up to 7 & 9), the SD card holds 50 odd albums, sat nav is fine, bluetooth for the phone, and more space in the boot. I have no regets at all. So it doesnt fit flush into the dash but its thicker than a normal flip front unit
Thanks, that's very informative. For me its done away with a 6 stack cd that jumped every 50 yards (PSS10 wound up to 7 & 9), the SD card holds 50 odd albums, sat nav is fine, bluetooth for the phone, and more space in the boot. I have no regets at all. So it doesnt fit flush into the dash but its thicker than a normal flip front unit

I agree too that by having 2 SD card's there's really no need for an ipod connectivity. I take it you can shuffle the contents of an SD card?
When you consider the Becker Mexico Retro, and then you look at this unit, I really think Porsche missed the boat in terms of design. It really wouldn't have been difficult to style something that worked with most Porsches pre-996 and still make it look excellent. As it stands, I think it resembles some cheap non-name unit you'd buy in Taiwan.


So I've been to look at the unit at my OPC and held the facia against my dash and it looks ok. 
They're not sure it can be fitted to a 996 though, they put my car on their system and nothing definitive came out (interestingly their computer didn't know what gearbox my GT3 has
) so theyre looking into this. Price of the unit is £590 Inc Vat but excluding fitment.
Perv, who fitted yours?

They're not sure it can be fitted to a 996 though, they put my car on their system and nothing definitive came out (interestingly their computer didn't know what gearbox my GT3 has

Perv, who fitted yours?
911perv said:
A local car audio guy, £50 cash, removed the old unit & cd stack, with the GPS antenna & mic it did take him about 3 hours (antenna under rear parcel shelf so you cant see it)
Does yours not have the alarm LED on the top of the dash?My antenna was fitted under that cover.Would have saved him about an hr
Having said that, £50 for 3 hrs work is extremely cheap!
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