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Originally Posted by Maximus
Thanks guys for the complements. The unit was backordered for 3 months so I am happy to have it and install it. It's a universal radio with a 55-59 dash insert so it was kinda a pain to install, you can adjust the knobs all over the place for each application, and they plugin to the head unit with nice clips so its a decent design for creating one stereo for many applications.
it also has RCA inputs and outputs for amps and other random audio sources you may have like an external computer running audio, or a cd changer or whatever... having the mini sterio input on the face and on the usb/sd adapter, along with a usb and sd reader, i wouldnt see any reason to use any other audio sources... but the RCA input still allows for it. maybe if you wanted to run a DVD player through the head unit?? but i'm not putting that much tech in my truck, just a SIMPLE sterio for now, MAYBE subs/amp in the future...
I'm a technology buff and so having such an old car with so much old technology I like having one piece in the truck that is totally modern and up to date with current trends (aka USB/SD memory to hold MP3 instead of CD or CD Changers...)
again, once I get some speakers and mount them, and mount the card reader ill throw more photos up!
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I made the Sam choice and love it. No antenna. With smart phones I downloaded radio apps and pandora, aux input and voila. Went with kick panel speakers that I think retrosound made and am very pleased. Tossed in a low end low profile powered sub that fits under a stock bench and really like it.
How did you manage to clean up all the wires around the steering column base?
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