lascala26

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Does anybody have the Pioneer NAV-SYS610T installed in their
vehicle who could offer insight on the advantages and disadvantages compared to the stock nav.? Thanks!

themyst

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the 610 is the older package pioneer has to offer, it doesn't have touch screen, therefore everything will have to be done with a clunky remote... the actual user interface (if you don't mind using a remote) is good. Spring for the NAV-SYS910DVD package and you will have touch-screen and THAT is the best navigation unit on the planet.

lascala26

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Where is the best place to purchase the touch screen option (NAV-SYS910DVD)? Does it fit? Thanks!

zand02max

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You can get the whole set-up with Navigation for $1949.99

Install is around $300. This is my next project. I will put the flip up screen unit where my Pioneer is now and the Nav unit will go in the pocket behind the seat next to my 6 disc changer.

Some stereo shops are charging over $4K to buy and install this same unit. Way cheaper online.

http://www.etronics.com/product.asp?...ore=&catid=377

lascala26

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Check this out....according to Etronics, the Pioneer NAV-SYS610T is a touch screen module ($1379). It does not have the receiver/tuner that the NAV-SYS910DVD does. If somebody can confirm this I will be the guinea pig. Will a 6.5" screen fit in the Nav. compartment though or will it need some type of trim ring?

lascala26

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Has anybody installed this Pioneer unit with success?

160dB

I've installed the NAV-SYS620T. The screen doesn't fit out of the box, I had to modify the cubby hole to make it fit.