Soooo, Whats the latest bestest double with touchscreen ??

[meicalnissyen]

Like it says.

chime in, if you own one
I am over the ****** CD changer in my stock HU
the sound is fine layout fine easy to use etc

But I want my discs back, and that will involve a hammer, I am sure

I want steering wheel controls preserved
I want the trip puter etc preserved

whats the best out there? caska?

 

[Jon MS3]

i'm with you, sorry i can't help, but i do want to know what people think

 

[meicalnissyen]

i'm with you, sorry i can't help, but i do want to know what people think

grin

mebbe the oem HU don't like the murdered appearance

check my headlight pics from my home page

 

[Mike240SX]

Anything from Pioneer, Kenwood, or Alpine.

Does no one care about audio quality from their car stereo anymore?

 

[meicalnissyen]

Anything from Pioneer, Kenwood, or Alpine.

?
they are all the best?
they all preserve steering controls?

I mean, I could use my old eclipse 55090, ... would that make your list?

 

[b e z]

I believe most all double din cd/dvd players fit in our car. As mike said those brands are generally the better brands to get because the quality is good. And to use your steering controls you have to buy some sort of adapter to make the controls still work.

 

[Mike240SX]

Eclipse is pretty good too. The ones I listed are the three that popped in to my head first.

And as bez said, you'll need an adapter specific to the car and brand of head unit to integrate the steering wheel controls. www.crutchfield.com. They don't always have the best prices, but they if it's some sort of an adapter and they don't carry it, it probably doesn't exist.

Retaining the trip computer, if you care about that, is a bit more complicated and the only procedure I'm aware of goes against conventional electrical wisdom (involves unplugging things while the power is still running) and doesn't even retain full functionality.