Double-DIN question
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Hi there,
I think most units wil fit if the surround is removed from the front panel.
I have, at the moment a UK spec. Sony double-din CD/Cassette/Tuner unit, no minidisc mind you, although it will control the minidisc changer.
Rgrds
I think most units wil fit if the surround is removed from the front panel.
I have, at the moment a UK spec. Sony double-din CD/Cassette/Tuner unit, no minidisc mind you, although it will control the minidisc changer.
Rgrds
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Hi folks,
I've just picked up a Legacy GTB, but it has a gapping hole in the dash where the stereo etc used to be. I went to fit a headunit I had lying around -- only to find that the width of the hole/cage in the dash is too narrow for it . Am I correct in thinking that Japanese ICE is narrower than what we have here in the UK? Is this (narrow) width the double-DIN standard?
Assuming it's double-DIN stuff I need, can anyone recommend where I gan get a reasonably priced unit (must have MiniDisc)?
Cheers,
Colin.
P.S.
What is the difference (dimensions) between DIN and ISO-DIN?
[This message has been edited by ColinU (edited 13 August 2001).]
I've just picked up a Legacy GTB, but it has a gapping hole in the dash where the stereo etc used to be. I went to fit a headunit I had lying around -- only to find that the width of the hole/cage in the dash is too narrow for it . Am I correct in thinking that Japanese ICE is narrower than what we have here in the UK? Is this (narrow) width the double-DIN standard?
Assuming it's double-DIN stuff I need, can anyone recommend where I gan get a reasonably priced unit (must have MiniDisc)?
Cheers,
Colin.
P.S.
What is the difference (dimensions) between DIN and ISO-DIN?
[This message has been edited by ColinU (edited 13 August 2001).]
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Unfortunately removing the surround won't help . The actual body (metal casing) of a standard headunit is too wide for the hole in the dash (probably by about 15mm... I'll measure it tonight). Any other suggestions... other than dash board surgery!
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Well it looks like my existing MD headunit <B>will</B> fit. The unit is 178mm wide, the cage in the dash is 173mm. I can fit it as follows:
* remove the center dash
* Thankfully there's enough flex in the cage to squeeze the main body of the headunit in
* remove the trim/bezel from the front of the headunit
* the pop-off front of the MD headunit now sits flush with the center dash (as opposed to proud as is usually the case)
Thanks to V5-APS for the "remove the surround" tip or I might have needlessly spent a good £500 on a Subaru specific custom unit.
* remove the center dash
* Thankfully there's enough flex in the cage to squeeze the main body of the headunit in
* remove the trim/bezel from the front of the headunit
* the pop-off front of the MD headunit now sits flush with the center dash (as opposed to proud as is usually the case)
Thanks to V5-APS for the "remove the surround" tip or I might have needlessly spent a good £500 on a Subaru specific custom unit.
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