Double DIN DVD Receiver with 6.5" screen
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Double DIN DVD Receiver with 6.5" screen
This is new from Kenwood, just found it on Cructhfield.
http://www.crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/S...=1&cc=01&avf=Y
http://www.crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/S...=1&cc=01&avf=Y
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Originally posted by 350z_Playa
Are you having it installed?? And if so by who??
Are you having it installed?? And if so by who??
I am currently installing my own car pc in my Z. I've got the Xenarc Touchscreen 7" LCD display installed. I am finishing up the installation/programming of my interface. I am using gentoo.org Linux, using the Gnome desktop, and gpsdrive for navigation. Plus the Linksys WUSB11 for wireless connection when my car is at home.
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Metra sells a double din kit for the Z. about $20.00.
You can have your local circuit city or best buy order one or go on line.
I spoke to Kenwood yesterday, and they say the unit should be available 03/01/2004.
Kenwood tech support told me that it will show 10 discs at a time, with a page up/down feature for up to 256 discs on the optional Kenwood Music Keg. It is a MP3 player based on a laptop drive and the 20GB model will hold about 4500 avg length songs. They are working on setting it up for more discs as we speak. Keg drives come in 10gb, 20gb, 40gb, and 60gb sizes.
While I would like a larger screen, the ability to drop this unit right in and run I think will make it very popular. Rosen makes a similar unit that has some querks, and sells for $2500.00.
At $1400.00 this unit will be nice, but at under $1000.00 in 6 months or so, this will be sweet.
My next major purchase was to be the nismo kit , but this might move up on the list if nismo delays the kits again.
You can have your local circuit city or best buy order one or go on line.
I spoke to Kenwood yesterday, and they say the unit should be available 03/01/2004.
Kenwood tech support told me that it will show 10 discs at a time, with a page up/down feature for up to 256 discs on the optional Kenwood Music Keg. It is a MP3 player based on a laptop drive and the 20GB model will hold about 4500 avg length songs. They are working on setting it up for more discs as we speak. Keg drives come in 10gb, 20gb, 40gb, and 60gb sizes.
While I would like a larger screen, the ability to drop this unit right in and run I think will make it very popular. Rosen makes a similar unit that has some querks, and sells for $2500.00.
At $1400.00 this unit will be nice, but at under $1000.00 in 6 months or so, this will be sweet.
My next major purchase was to be the nismo kit , but this might move up on the list if nismo delays the kits again.
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Originally posted by MacAlert01
I just found out that the Kenwood unit has a very weak preout voltage. It is only 2 volts. From what I hear, the sound might not be as great.
I just found out that the Kenwood unit has a very weak preout voltage. It is only 2 volts. From what I hear, the sound might not be as great.
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Check out www.crutchfield.com . They have details of it.
Check out www.crutchfield.com . They have details of it.
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Anyone know if DVD's will play while driving? This line kinda threw me off:
"plays DVDs (stationary use only), CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, and MP3 discs"
Stationary use would be not moving, correct?
JB
"plays DVDs (stationary use only), CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, and MP3 discs"
Stationary use would be not moving, correct?
JB
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Originally posted by jasonbokamper
Anyone know if DVD's will play while driving? This line kinda threw me off:
"plays DVDs (stationary use only), CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, and MP3 discs"
Stationary use would be not moving, correct?
JB
Anyone know if DVD's will play while driving? This line kinda threw me off:
"plays DVDs (stationary use only), CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, and MP3 discs"
Stationary use would be not moving, correct?
JB
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check out Eclipse, also
Eclipse is also coming out with a line of double-din headunits similar to that. Saw them in the latest brochure. There are 2 models, the top-end unit having a removeable hard drive. Being Eclipse, I'm guessing it will be much higher quality than the Kenwood unit. Might be worth considering if this is the type of headunit you're after.
http://www.eclipse-web.com/
Here is their link, although they don't have their new stuff online yet... only in the brochure.
http://www.eclipse-web.com/
Here is their link, although they don't have their new stuff online yet... only in the brochure.
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Re: check out Eclipse, also
Originally posted by jreiter
Eclipse is also coming out with a line of double-din headunits similar to that. Saw them in the latest brochure. There are 2 models, the top-end unit having a removeable hard drive. Being Eclipse, I'm guessing it will be much higher quality than the Kenwood unit. Might be worth considering if this is the type of headunit you're after.
http://www.eclipse-web.com/
Here is their link, although they don't have their new stuff online yet... only in the brochure.
Eclipse is also coming out with a line of double-din headunits similar to that. Saw them in the latest brochure. There are 2 models, the top-end unit having a removeable hard drive. Being Eclipse, I'm guessing it will be much higher quality than the Kenwood unit. Might be worth considering if this is the type of headunit you're after.
http://www.eclipse-web.com/
Here is their link, although they don't have their new stuff online yet... only in the brochure.