inexpensive stereo
#2
Re: inexpensive stereo
http://mobile.jvc.com/product.jsp?mo...thId=54&page=1
works great, easy to use, mp3 compatible and has aux plug in front.
My experience is not in my NAH but in a Civic but running stock speakers and its fine. And it was really inexpensive. You will need an aftermarket kit for the NAH install though.
works great, easy to use, mp3 compatible and has aux plug in front.
My experience is not in my NAH but in a Civic but running stock speakers and its fine. And it was really inexpensive. You will need an aftermarket kit for the NAH install though.
#6
Re: inexpensive stereo
These notes were on the Crutchfield site about installing the JVC KD-R200:
Installation Details for your 2007 Altima
» You'll lose your factory XM capability if you replace your factory radio.
» You'll lose the factory warning chime if you replace the factory radio. We don't recommend replacing the factory radio.
Installation Details for your 2007 Altima
» You'll lose your factory XM capability if you replace your factory radio.
» You'll lose the factory warning chime if you replace the factory radio. We don't recommend replacing the factory radio.
#7
Re: inexpensive stereo
I saw that too but I didn't know my factory chime was connected to the stereo. It's turned off and I can still hear the chimes. I pm'd getmorempg to get his take on it. He replaced his head unit.
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