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6th July 2013, 19:07 | #1 |
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Just replaced my original Alpine CD charger and original Radio Cassette on my X reg 99 75.
Got a mega cheap (£24) MP3 USB stereo from china. The wiring loom was all about face but reading the plans and matching the Rovers wires, It took me 1 hour to sort out, fit and fire up. The result ? WOW !!! I have owned brand new Range Rovers and BMW 7 series and the sound quality of them was not half as good. Dump CD's and state of the art units, really, they aren't always worth it. Thousands of tracks on a USB or memory card and the quality is so much better. PS Still running it through the original 1999 75 speakers. GO ROVER |
8th July 2013, 14:29 | #2 |
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Can i ask what unit you bought and where from please ??
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8th July 2013, 15:35 | #3 |
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It was just a simple New 3.2" LCD Car Audio Stereo In-Dash FM Receiver With Mp3+USB SD AUX Receiverand Rover 75 CD/Radio Full Fitting Kit Fascia Surround
Every thing came to about £25. I had to cut two removal tools from thin hard plastic plus join the wires together as the wires were different. This was simple as the wires on the Rover plug were all marked on the wires themselves and on the MP3 unit the wire colour guide was on the top of the unit itself. To get good connections, i soldered the twisted wires and insulated. |
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If this was off E-Bay do you have a link??
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8th July 2013, 16:19 | #5 |
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Ah my secret is out, yes both items were on ebay
Just cut and paste the details of the items onto ebay and Bobs your mothers brother. New 3.2" LCD Car Audio Stereo In-Dash FM Receiver With Mp3+USB SD AUX Receiver Rover 75 CD/Radio Full Fitting Kit Fascia Surround |
8th July 2013, 16:31 | #6 |
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If you get the chance, please post up some photos or maybe someone could put in a link. USB The future has arrived. I am probably behind the times
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Don't worry Phil, USB will soon be yours
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Well i have usb and mp3 on my kenwood setup \and have used it on journeys but the problem is its fine having a 1000 tracks on your stick but a real pain in the nether region trying to find the track you really want to suit your mood, what I and most need is a system that you think of a track and it automatically finds it for you, any chance jeff or will i need an implant ?
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Anyone know if it works with the steering wheel controls
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