Help on a double din
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Eonon-Double-Din-Car-Dash-GPS-Radio-DVD-Player-7-HD-Touch-BT-NFC-URC-GPS-Stereo-/310867439576?pt=Car_Audio_In_Dash_Receivers&hash=item486124afd8
I have a 94 Camaro, and I really really really want that! ^
but that stereo is prettyyyyy big...so the only thing I could thing of is relocating the ac controls to the bottom and hacking away at the panels above the current spot. I was wondering if that was possible? and what would it take? Never used and fiberglass or anything like that though...but I am open to learn!
Also, if you have any experience with that stereo then lmk! Or if you got one that would be easier to fit but still has gps and touchscreen then I am open to others as well.
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Plus the screen on this is higher than a standard double din radio so it's easier to view when driving.
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I have a 94 Camaro, and I really really really want that! ^
but that stereo is prettyyyyy big...so the only thing I could thing of is relocating the ac controls to the bottom and hacking away at the panels above the current spot. I was wondering if that was possible? and what would it take? Never used and fiberglass or anything like that though...but I am open to learn!
Also, if you have any experience with that stereo then lmk! Or if you got one that would be easier to fit but still has gps and touchscreen then I am open to others as well.
also the specks are a bit lacking, just says the processor is an ARM11, ARM11 is a processor "family" and can be anywhere from 10 years old 350 megahertz to about 1 gigahertz and the thing is rated 4x65w which likely (based on price) means 65 watts total, Windows CE 6.0 (the operating system on this thing) was first released in November of 2006 and was completely replaced by March of 2011. All the tech in this thing is 5-10 years old and will be SLOW as crap.
Last edited by Daniel Richards; Feb 8, 2014 at 02:41 PM.
keep in mind the "panel" they refer to it is about 6.65 wide, this is the part that has to fit thru the bezel, the 7" part is behind that.
also the specks are a bit lacking, just says the processor is an ARM11, ARM11 is a processor "family" and can be anywhere from 10 years old 350 megahertz to about 1 gigahertz and the thing is rated 4x65w which likely (based on price) means 65 watts total, Windows CE 6.0 (the operating system on this thing) was first released in November of 2006 and was completely replaced by March of 2011. All the tech in this thing is 5-10 years old and will be SLOW as crap.
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Plus the screen on this is higher than a standard double din radio so it's easier to view when driving.
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With this particular one, I keep it closed 90% of the time. You can still connect Bluetooth, play radio/cd's, iPod without poping it open. Only time I open it is to change some settings or use the GPS.
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Last edited by WhiteBird00; Feb 9, 2014 at 12:06 PM.
With this particular one, I keep it closed 90% of the time. You can still connect Bluetooth, play radio/cd's, iPod without poping it open. Only time I open it is to change some settings or use the GPS.
Got my 'Trans Am' mounting bracket from (non-sponsor link removed)
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That is the first unit I was looking at, I suppose I could get over the covering of the ac.
Last edited by WhiteBird00; Feb 9, 2014 at 12:07 PM.
Car Audio is really a world where you get what you pay for.
Car Audio is really a world where you get what you pay for.
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That is the first unit I was looking at, I suppose I could get over the covering of the ac.
I have also heard the horror stories of them breaking, but I've had mine for about 4 months now and its still like new. If covering the ac controls still bothers you, double dins are still an option.
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Last edited by WhiteBird00; Feb 9, 2014 at 12:11 PM.
I have also heard the horror stories of them breaking, but I've had mine for about 4 months now and its still like new. If covering the ac controls still bothers you, double dins are still an option.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/stereo-el...pic-heavy.html
I'm not 100% but I think the guy we got the car from had a flip out in it. The radio with it is not stock, its a pioneer something. I might just but that bracket from Humount and put it on and keep the radio I got.
Last edited by WhiteBird00; Feb 9, 2014 at 12:11 PM.
I had a DVD based Pioneer NAV head unit (AVIC-D3) in my last car, they released a new map DVD every year and charged 120 bucks for the 2 disc set (it was possible to "acquire" the DVD files using other methods
) but in all honesty if you have a smart phone with google maps you will be FAR better off using that then paying the premium to get already out of date (with little hope of update) NAV maps on a headunit. I had a DVD based Pioneer NAV head unit (AVIC-D3) in my last car, they released a new map DVD every year and charged 120 bucks for the 2 disc set (it was possible to "acquire" the DVD files using other methods
) but in all honesty if you have a smart phone with google maps you will be FAR better off using that then paying the premium to get already out of date (with little hope of update) NAV maps on a headunit.EDIT--
So I was looking around online and heard of mirrorlink that lets your radio control your phone with a cable. I plan on getting the Galaxy s4 and seen that this unit was compatible with it!
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Thoughts on this unit? The reviews seem pretty great so far!! This is looking like the one I will get!
Last edited by WhiteBird00; Feb 9, 2014 at 12:12 PM.
If I don't get it...thats 100$ for the bezel and 200-250 for the stereo! But I really want a new stereo!


