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[Kiksomass]

Some may consider it Chavvy, but I got rid of the standard miggy stereo in favour of a Sony head unit. Front USB and Bluetooth etc. In the boot sits a fully amped Fusion Sub box. Great acoustics from the miggy, but various bits still vibrate annoyingly >:(Any other members got a similar hearing problem?

[pedroMV6]

Pardon?


Thinking the same - in time, I want a double din with Bluetooth and USB so I can stick my phone in (Nokia Express Music) and then have my sub in the back.
Got alot of other things to do first though.

Chavvy?
Matters not - your car, your rules!

[pembroke]

Pardon?


Thinking the same - in time, I want a double din with Bluetooth and USB so I can stick my phone in (Nokia Express Music) and then have my sub in the back.
Got alot of other things to do first though.

Chavvy?
Matters not - your car, your rules!

I want the same but I think a decent unit to do all of that will cost £300+ Hallfords have a Kenwood double-din on sale for £199 but you need to pay £100 for bluetooth attachment, then you need to pay more to hook up the steering wheel controls, installation, new speakers etc....
Please tell em if all this is possible for less than £300 and with a branded double-din?

[Kiksomass]

I bought the facia adapter,Sony MEX-BT3600U,wiring harness and then another bleedin adapter for the steering wheel controls. There is too much wiring behind my stereo for my liking, but it all works fine. All bought from Halfrauds. If memory serves me well,all for a shade over £250. The tiny adapter for the steering wheel controls was about £20 I think, quite pricey for what it is/does. However during my testing to see if it all worked with the additional amp, after an hour, I went to start the car-a really flat battery! I'd killed it with my bass!