which head unit
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which head unit
Hello I have a 12 street glide with rockford fosgate amp and polk audio speakers. I want to change out the head unit with something nice, I would like a big screen with nav, bluetooth,xm. I still want to use the controls on the bars, which unit would be best and what all will I need to do this right? thanks
mike
mike
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if you can still find the Kenwood single din flip out NAV units, that's the way I would go personally. The main reason being Kenwood is one of the very few out there using the Garmin GPS system.
As for the controls, BT, HW, PAC, and several others make handlebar control modules that will accomplish this goal.
you'll need the head unit, the nav unit, the xm unit, the mounting kit, the handlebar control module, and A RAINSHIELD.
As for the controls, BT, HW, PAC, and several others make handlebar control modules that will accomplish this goal.
you'll need the head unit, the nav unit, the xm unit, the mounting kit, the handlebar control module, and A RAINSHIELD.
#3
Glad someone else started a HU thread so I can get a little help.
I just had a BT 2180 amp & 7.1 speakers installed while changing front lowers, 20k front end servivce. Now I have a piece of crap HK pushing those great parts.
What is good a good HU that will give me a clear radio & CD player...player that doesn't skip even on smooth roads, hopefully rarely skips? I want to keep HB controls, but don't care if the AVG works, really, I'd rather it didn't work.
Keep in mind BT has RCA Jack's.
I just had a BT 2180 amp & 7.1 speakers installed while changing front lowers, 20k front end servivce. Now I have a piece of crap HK pushing those great parts.
What is good a good HU that will give me a clear radio & CD player...player that doesn't skip even on smooth roads, hopefully rarely skips? I want to keep HB controls, but don't care if the AVG works, really, I'd rather it didn't work.
Keep in mind BT has RCA Jack's.
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Any certain models better than others? By better I mean sounds better, I don't need all the bells and whistles you young guys like.
#6
since you don't care about AVC, then I'd suggest the Metra 99-9600 install kit, the ASWC-1 control module, AND a rainshield
The head unit needs to be what you like for features. The only other suggestion I'll give you is make sure you get something with at least 4v RCA outputs. The rest of it is up to you.
The head unit needs to be what you like for features. The only other suggestion I'll give you is make sure you get something with at least 4v RCA outputs. The rest of it is up to you.
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Auto volume?
if you can still find the Kenwood single din flip out NAV units, that's the way I would go personally. The main reason being Kenwood is one of the very few out there using the Garmin GPS system.
As for the controls, BT, HW, PAC, and several others make handlebar control modules that will accomplish this goal.
you'll need the head unit, the nav unit, the xm unit, the mounting kit, the handlebar control module, and A RAINSHIELD.
As for the controls, BT, HW, PAC, and several others make handlebar control modules that will accomplish this goal.
you'll need the head unit, the nav unit, the xm unit, the mounting kit, the handlebar control module, and A RAINSHIELD.
Question for you: Do you loose the auto volume with speeding up and slowing down function of the stock HD system when upgrading to an aftermarket head unit?
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The ONLY thing you need to keep in mind is you probably will not be able to read the screen (Batwing that is; cannot speak for RG).
the chrome tank cover reflects... so I used 3 strips of 2 inch black electric tape and covered the front side of the chrome cover
I know there are some HU's out there that give you the ability to show 2 lines of info instead of 3 (or selectable).
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