cheap but good cd player
09-11-2007, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
Originally Posted by bandit
crutchfield is very pricey.. you can find those only i bet 20-40$ cheaper after shipping else where.
And also... NEVER trust eBay with car audio. Most of the car audio is the stuff that was rejected by the manufacturer. I count eBay as a last resort...
09-11-2007, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
Originally Posted by bandit
crutchfield is very pricey.. you can find those only i bet 20-40$ cheaper after shipping else where.
After those things, you would have spent more than the 20 you saved.
they dont give you the mounting bracket the last time i check
Iv bought from them before... There return policy sucks... i got screwed big time.
09-11-2007, 04:47 PM
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You are not going to save 100 or even 50 on a sub 200 dollar headunit.
And yes they give the mounting bracket.
Check out the crutchfield outlet. Its the older models but they are cheaper prices and come with all the same crutchfield stuff as if you were to buy a new one. The warrenty/return policy on them is good too.
And yes they give the mounting bracket.
Check out the crutchfield outlet. Its the older models but they are cheaper prices and come with all the same crutchfield stuff as if you were to buy a new one. The warrenty/return policy on them is good too.
09-11-2007, 05:04 PM
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Ahh didn't want to hear that 
So just go slowly when I have it in reverse?
Worse case seniero I already have a sodering gun and tools if I have to fix any mistake
So just go slowly when I have it in reverse?
Worse case seniero I already have a sodering gun and tools if I have to fix any mistake
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just have them install it, theres not THAT much they can mess up that you couldnt easily remedy. and install really isnt hard at all if you feel like you wanna tackle it yourself. and as long as you can soder, youre good to go 
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You don't even need to solder. In fact, I never had. I just stock up on these:
http://www.crutchfield.com/*-xooIxo9...0&I=060CCC1418
Just use a wire stripper to crimp them.
http://www.crutchfield.com/*-xooIxo9...0&I=060CCC1418
Just use a wire stripper to crimp them.
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DO not CRIMP solder and heat shrink....
Crimping isn't the way to do it think Heat shrink Plus there is glue in the heatshrink that gives you added protection.
I always Solder heat shrink tape.
Crimping isn't the way to do it think Heat shrink Plus there is glue in the heatshrink that gives you added protection.
I always Solder heat shrink tape.