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Replacement Head Unit Recommendations?

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kal800

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Hi, 

 

Anybody experienced Alpine X800D-U with MOST interface to BOSE soundsystem? 

 

Seems to be the perfect solution for PCM 2.1 upgrade...

Jackpete Member

Jackpete

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I just installed a Pioneer AVH-2440NEX, Metra 99-9604b dash kit and Scosche LPPE15 wiring interface from Crutchfield in my 2005 Cayenne. Absolutely terrific sound. Existing amplifier and subwoofer work great. 

 

I highly recommend using their $25 ReadyHarness Service tp pre-wire everything. Like others in this forum, I needed to trim the dash plate to get a nice flush mount. 

 

The USB AUX adapter from Amazon fits perfectly in an unused dash hole. 

 

Total installation was was less than $700. $350 for the radio and about the same for the harnesses. The Axxess ASWC-1 steering wheel control adapter is not needed. A 3.5m plug on the adapter fits in the back of the radio and gives steering wheel volume and track control. 

 

 

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