The "What's your headunit?" thread

Pioneer AVIC F930BT for me, I work at a car audio shop so mine changes fairly regularly. The 930 is the best one i've trialled yet IMO
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Now that I do like!

Match the button and display illumination with your car’s interior. Our NavGate systems all feature a full RGB (Red, Green and Blue) colour palette, so you can customise and match the system illumination as you like.
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If you could load that up with Tom Tom type nav (I just like the interface of tom tom) Then I'd actually consider a upgrade from the factory unit in the swift.
 
ZG002 said:
Now that I do like!




If you could load that up with Tom Tom type nav (I just like the interface of tom tom) Then I'd actually consider a upgrade from the factory unit in the swift.
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Believe me, I drive a vectra and it even matches "mankey amber" illumination colour!

The navigation is absolutely fantastic, lots more responsive than the Sony units that actually come with a pixelated mess of Tomtom. I was fortunate enough to be in the position where I could choose ALpine S900, Sony 66 or 77BT and Pioneer F930BT or F30BT.
I'm quite happy with my choice.
 
Do all BMW owners havethe standard setup? Our 02 plate 3 series has the standard tape deck / 6 disc changer but I really need my ipod hooking up. The D-ICE / Intravee hardly seems worth it when I only get 1 line of text though.

Does anyone have any suggestions?
 
Kei said:
An old school pullout Alpine 7915M connected up to a 3672 active crossover, a 3566 6 ch amp and a 3553 4 ch amp. (which really needs to be tidied up)

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epic
do you have the remote for it?

my dad used to have the tape version of that head unit, i think he still does

how does it sound?

back in the 1990's i bet it cost a fortune! :D
 
2-step said:
epic
do you have the remote for it?

my dad used to have the tape version of that head unit, i think he still does

how does it sound?

back in the 1990's i bet it cost a fortune! :D
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Mine doesn't have a remote, there is a DAP switch where the IR sensor would be for the top of the range models. (7918, 7919, 7980) The sound quality is remarkably good. It cost £360 in 1993. I reckon it needs some capacitors changing as it picks up noise that the original unit didn't. (with the same amps and cables) I've got another 2 spare units from the same era, but they both have faults now.
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Kei said:
Mine doesn't have a remote, there is a DAP switch where the IR sensor would be for the top of the range models. (7918, 7919, 7980) The sound quality is remarkably good. It cost £360 in 1993. I reckon it needs some capacitors changing as it picks up noise that the original unit didn't. (with the same amps and cables) I've got another 2 spare units from the same era, but they both have faults now.
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I have just found the one my dads got its a 7390M

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