RedRyder
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I had an FM transmitter for a while, it was a good one...and the sound was never what it should have been. Hardline is the way to go if you can...and if you're still living in 1995, like me.
AUX input adaptor for my 2000 v6?
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imaricer:)
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You hear a faint buz in between songs, but when the song starts up it sounds good. not the best but def dosnt sound like it wasnt worth buying. its good to have if you are saving for a nice aftermarket unit and arent running an amp. it sounds better than the fake lil tape thing. i always hated those. so ghetto and out dated looking imo.
RedRyder
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My Sony car kit tape sounds a lot better than the three different FM transmitters I tried. But whatever works.
swollen_cu
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why not just buy an aftermarket deck?
Better sound quality and a hell of a lot more features...
A decent one can be had for 100. Amazon has some gơod deals
Better sound quality and a hell of a lot more features...
A decent one can be had for 100. Amazon has some gơod deals
RedRyder
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Only problem with that is your car can become a target for theft, unless your windows are super dark or something. And the lighting on the deck and buttons, etc won't match the rest of the interior (if you're anal like me and care lol). I had one in my previous car though, and I loved having a unit that could read MP3 cd's.
swollen_cu
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Really? People still do that ish? Thats's why when you park somewhere that you don't fêl comfortable in, just take the faceplate off. Who's gonna steal a headunit with no faceplate? lol
imaricer:)
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swollen_cu
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RedRyder
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Yeah, and sometimes people will break into your car thinking you just hid the head unit in the armrest or glovebox, which most people do.
