Shopping for a new head unit is a hassle.

Burning CDs is so 2001.

 

Morning Ken, Rob, Bud.

Pat - yeah, especially with Truck Nationals this weekend. Though, a little bit of overcast helps me at times with a black truck.

Derek - I have a ton of music on MP3 now, can't even recall the last time I used a CD in a vehicle. I need to finish upgrading my stereo in my OBS though.

 

I use an old iPod, which used to be wired into the headunit in my Miata so it stayed in the glovebox and was controlled by the stereo. I want that functionality again, coupled with Bluetooth streaming and control from my android phone for Pandora and Spotify. A front 3.5mm and/or USB AUX in is a bonus but not required.

I also don't like 7 segment displays, that's a big issue.

 

Morning Derek. I have my stuff on an MP3 player now, but, it's full. I'm going to be getting a new Iphone here in the next week or so, the plan is to go ahead and put it all on the phone, since it has a lot more room for it.

 

Any headunit these days has a 3.5mm input on the front. It's super easy to play music from any device with a cord that has 3.5mm male jacks on both ends. Almost every new car has a 3.5mm input.

I'm picky, I want to be able to control the devices from the headunit.

 

I have just the stock system in the 06, can't control the MP3 from it. Maybe when I get the 67 done, I should have a better system.

 

I've got the full blown system in the Bull - touch screen head unit, Rockford amps, all new speakers, subwoofer, etc., and can control anything from it. The OBS just has an aftermarket Sony head unit, but I have parts to do an overhaul on it. That's coming soon - as 2 of my speakers are dead.

 

Afternoon everyone..

 

Evenin' everyone! just cruisin' through. Sorry I can't stay long, but I got lots to do, and this really ain't on the list!

 

Glad you did anyways..

 

Sshh! you never saw me here!

 

Good morning Keystoners! Happy huMp day!

 

Morning folks and happy hump day. Inching closer to Truck Nationals, trying to wrap all that up and in the meantime take care of a million things at work.

 

Good morning Bill and the PA crew, happy Hump Day!

 

Morning Pat.