Kenwood DVD receiver HU
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113DDX3...od-DDX319.html
Looking to upgrade my factory single disc player with something a little more modern and came across this from my limited budget. I always heard kenwood was pretty decent in the aftermarket stereo department but never bought from them. Does anyone have this or something similar? thanks. |
Seen plenty of them purchased and no complaints. Lots of people have them, because they're a good, budget double-din. You'll be happy, I'm sure.
Kenwood DDX319 In-Dash 6.1" Touchscreen LCD Car Stereo Receiver |
Yea I'm not looking for something top shelf, just better than factory and i think this fits the bill. I just hope it looks decent in the dash. I hope much of the dash kit isn't visible either. That's why i've never upgraded because I hate seeing all the plastic around the radio but with this being double din i shouldn't have to worry.
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Why not install a GM TNR 800 unit?
See my sig link for a how-to on the TNR & INR units. |
Essentially no pre-amp's, no SQ, adjustment is minimal, etc., etc., etc. For $349, Kenwood offers a loaded unit that soars above the potential of an OEM unit. ;)
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Originally Posted by CC05
(Post 4872654)
Essentially no pre-amp's, no SQ, adjustment is minimal, etc., etc., etc. For $349, Kenwood offers a loaded unit that soars above the potential of an OEM unit. ;)
besides a TNR 800 part # "15811289" works for the Non Bose trucks/SUV's (has it's own internal AMP) and includes Naviagation, then you can add a MP3/iPod interface for a little more. I can add a kit for DVD and rear camera and so on... yes i know it will cost more more but. TNR looks & flows great with the GM 800's, stuff like steering wheel buttons, and dimmer, backing lighting on the radio, it's "CLEAN" match. |
Originally Posted by camcamaro1991
(Post 4872673)
I disagree, for 350 dollars you get a CD/DVD/MP3 player. the EQ settings can't be all that great. (don't get me wrong i like Kenwood but the model listed seems to be lacking)
besides a TNR 800 part # "15811289" works for the Non Bose trucks/SUV's (has it's own internal AMP) and includes Naviagation, then you can add a MP3/iPod interface for a little more. I can add a kit for DVD and rear camera and so on... yes i know it will cost more more but. TNR looks & flows great with the GM 800's, stuff like steering wheel buttons, and dimmer, backing lighting on the radio, it's "CLEAN" match. |
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Thanks CC05.
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I've had a Kenwood double din unit for over 3 years now, and love it. Mine isn't that fancy, and they don't make it anymore. It's a DPX 503.
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