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Double din stereo
Has anyone installed one in their AD?
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not that it answers anything for you
my thoughts on double din... single din will be around for a few years more replacement usb/mp3/g5 cellular will probably have adapters to fit single din double din is more for the screen, i installed a screen (headrest monitor) below mine, never turn it on fold out screens don't last, aren't worth the trouble to install imo |
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Really no room in ADs. Adding a tablet to spot in dash soon. IMHO Flat tablets will eventually obsolete everything else. Look at current car trends.
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Concerning fold out screens.
Many sellers display single and double dins with foldout screens inside of a protecive plastic enclosure. Stereo guys say some are super delicate and dropping from line due to problems. |
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I installed a double din in my 48 but I placed it in a custom built center console.
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I’m about to install a double din in my 72 k5. Po had hacked the crap out of the dash in an attempt so I decided to custom a cutout by eliminating the ashtray (will never need) which allowed me to keep the top ac vent. I have young kids so I plan on using the backup camera option with it.
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I saw a couple of pics on Pinterest with double dins. I tried one in mine but it just didn’t look right. It would have taken serious fab skills far beyond my own. In the end, I decided to stick with a single mounted behind the speaker grill much like Custom Brad did on his. Just about finished mocking it up.
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Speaking of size and space have you looked inside any of the new radios? Less than 1/3 of the case has anything in it. Rest is completely empty. With demise of CDs only the basic parts of the tuner, amp and connections are needed. Tablet style screens will replace everything electronic and mean everything.
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Check out how ICON did their Thriftmasters. I am going to try and replicate that set up on mine. Amazon looks to have hinges that will work for the set up.
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I can post a photo later but I made my speaker grill in my 48 fold open, hid the stereo back in there, in the seventies. :D
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I know this isn't exactly what you were asking but I put hinges at the bottom of the grille, bolted the mouldings to the grill along with the ash tray which I cut the back off of it. So you grabbed the ash tray handle to pull open the whole thing, it worked pretty good.
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Just came across this.
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Decided to go ahead and install one.
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This is a little over the top. It's in an ICON build.
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I installed an infrared repeater so I can keep the glove box closed and used the remote control. I also run the mic to the rear view mirror for the phone via the bluetooth. I then got a center stock speaker grill and added two small speaker in it along with the flat speakers under the seat.It sounds amazing.
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Great Idea and Very Nice . Could you share the model of infrared repeater you used?
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PAC IR-X Infrared Extender. it was $21.99 on amazon.
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It was kind of a pain to do but worth it as if I ever wanted to go back all I do is unbolt everything.
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