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just sold it. and yes, it was in good shape -
i got a 1500d , 300 plus shipping
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got the new jvc in. Little bit of alternator whine. Gonna ground the rca's tomorrow. Hopefully that will fix it.
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bought it
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thats what i meant, plugging it in the front.
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cool deal. Does the bluetooth dongle have to go in the back? I like to have my ipod plugged in the back of my current deck and stowed in the glove box
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my kw-nx7000 finally died. I am looking at this unit as a cheap replacement: http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_42331_JVC-KD-X50BT.html. My goal is to find a cheap , reliable HU with bluetooth, ipod control, at least 2 RCA outputs. Thoughts?
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mine is sealed with gorilla tape and expanding foam. doesn't look as pretty, but it does the job
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i was at work last month and what did I find in a junk drawer? A brand new digital converter box. I asked my boss what was the story with it. He told me that he and a coworker had bought it cheap in 2009 to use with a tv in the pharmacy and that I could have it. Win. I'm putting the box in my center console and buy an antenna to mount either on the back deck or near the front glass by the front defroster. anybody used one of theses in a car or RV while moving? I hear reception is crystal when parked and choppy like satellite during a storm while in motion, Thoughts?
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i have not been doing what i am supposed to do and now I am back up to 290
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thanks guys. The video and the strap definitely help.
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Piece of cake. well I got the amp in and cleaned up a lot of old crap. Ran out of energy and daylight to get the speakers in. Either I don't know how to solder or I bought a shitty iron. Either way, I'm probably gonna be using butt connectors to extend the tinline crossover wires to the tweeters. I need to get some sort of metal strap to mount the tweeter in the factory location on the dash
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About to start the install. I'm a little anxious about the work ahead of me: stripping out all the old, extending wires, running into doors, etc