Stereo & Speaker recommendation
Discussion
I have the original Pioneer KEH3600R stereo + speakers and 6 CD changer in the boot. The face off display no longer works and the boot changer has a mind of its own plus speakers looking tatty!
I'm looking for the simplest solution based on the follwing criteria and the fact I dont often have it on!
1) The stereo and speakers are a straight swap - maybe drill a few new holes for the speakers
2) Single CD disc - not bothered about multi changer
3) Simple controls - not all the fiddly buttons as on current one
4) looks good but well priced.
Thanks in advance.
I'm looking for the simplest solution based on the follwing criteria and the fact I dont often have it on!
1) The stereo and speakers are a straight swap - maybe drill a few new holes for the speakers
2) Single CD disc - not bothered about multi changer
3) Simple controls - not all the fiddly buttons as on current one
4) looks good but well priced.
Thanks in advance.
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Carl Baker yet.
I did my own install and head units are very much down to personal preference, as with the link above I went for iPod connectivity, however I went for a unit that gives complete control over the iPod interface and therefore allows selection from the head unit by whatever selection you want.
As for speakers, I spent the money with Carl and bought Maestro's for the front doors (only ones in my car) and the difference in quality of the construction, how they are mounted to the door, the grill and then the sound on top meant they are absolutely worth the investment.
The original grills kept falling out where they get hit by feet and the mounting is always going to be at best not rugged, where as the Maestro's mount in a different way as does the grill which has proved far more robust.
Carl Baker
He's a nice bloke who is great to deal with . . . go for his remote boot opening kit as well, so much better than magnet in lights etc
I did my own install and head units are very much down to personal preference, as with the link above I went for iPod connectivity, however I went for a unit that gives complete control over the iPod interface and therefore allows selection from the head unit by whatever selection you want.
As for speakers, I spent the money with Carl and bought Maestro's for the front doors (only ones in my car) and the difference in quality of the construction, how they are mounted to the door, the grill and then the sound on top meant they are absolutely worth the investment.
The original grills kept falling out where they get hit by feet and the mounting is always going to be at best not rugged, where as the Maestro's mount in a different way as does the grill which has proved far more robust.
Carl Baker
He's a nice bloke who is great to deal with . . . go for his remote boot opening kit as well, so much better than magnet in lights etc

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