75/ZT double din arrived and installed

picky747 · 20th November 2009, 18:47

UPDATE:STILL WAITING FOR TMC RDS CONFIRMATION.

The unit finally arrived at 10.30 this morning so I've done a few shots before and after the install.Just a few points to mention,I pods are only supported via the front mounted usb connector,radio is not RDS enabled,SD cards used are micro SD(the kind that are used in mobile phones.The bluetooth works fine and also streaming music off your phone via A2DP which is very good quality.It does not come with a tv arial so I've not tried that function out yet,just waiting to buy a DVB-T box off ebay.Sat-nav works fine(it does come with an arial which I placed on the dash)and you can listen to other sources whilst it is working.The install was basically plug and play with the connectors that came with it.Steering wheel control works without any adaptors and you can map each control to different functions but I've stuck with the default(vol+ vol-,skip+ skip-, mode).
Sound wise,,very good lots of bass if you want it and can be boosted with the loudness control.I'll let you lot look at the pics now and if you have any questions I'll try my best...........Oh and it looks ****** luvly.

Purchased mine from HERE.

Kandyman · 20th November 2009, 19:09

Now that looks very nice.

Lucky75owner · 20th November 2009, 19:16

Wow Picky it looks great

So it was no hard job to get it in your car?

picky747 · 20th November 2009, 20:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lucky75owner

So it was no hard job to get it in your car?

Plug and play.Eyebrow off and two screws.Got to redo it tomorrow ,I just threw it in for the pictures.

Thomas1983 · 20th November 2009, 20:01

And if you dont mind me asking........how much ?

Lucky75owner · 20th November 2009, 20:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by picky747

Plug and play.Eyebrow off and two screws.Got to redo it tomorrow ,I just threw it in for the pictures.

I want one

David Lawrence · 20th November 2009, 20:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kandyman

Now that looks very nice.

It looks a perfect match to the car

Where does the SD Card go? And is the USB only on the front or is there one on the back so you can hide away a USB memory stick somewhere?

picky747 · 20th November 2009, 20:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by David Lawrence

It looks a perfect match to the car

Where does the SD Card go? And is the USB only on the front or is there one on the back so you can hide away a USB memory stick somewhere?

The SD card goes in the front under the mute and loud buttons(they are covers that hinge open)No usb on the back.SD cards are MicroSD like the ones used in mobile phones.
Total cost up to now is £279 ,but I could get a letter from customs in a couple of weeks ,it just depends if they pulled it or not.

Rover418275 · 20th November 2009, 21:21

I like the way the illumination matches the OEM dash. Looks very good.

trebor · 20th November 2009, 21:31

very impressive and not only does it look good but an easy install with no cage to make, just fits straight in

20th November 2009, 18:47	#1
picky747 Loves to post ROVER 75 CONNY 1.8T MANUAL facelift BRG3 Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Manchester Posts: 289	75/ZT double din arrived and installed UPDATE:STILL WAITING FOR TMC RDS CONFIRMATION. The unit finally arrived at 10.30 this morning so I've done a few shots before and after the install.Just a few points to mention,I pods are only supported via the front mounted usb connector,radio is not RDS enabled,SD cards used are micro SD(the kind that are used in mobile phones.The bluetooth works fine and also streaming music off your phone via A2DP which is very good quality.It does not come with a tv arial so I've not tried that function out yet,just waiting to buy a DVB-T box off ebay.Sat-nav works fine(it does come with an arial which I placed on the dash)and you can listen to other sources whilst it is working.The install was basically plug and play with the connectors that came with it.Steering wheel control works without any adaptors and you can map each control to different functions but I've stuck with the default(vol+ vol-,skip+ skip-, mode). Sound wise,,very good lots of bass if you want it and can be boosted with the loudness control.I'll let you lot look at the pics now and if you have any questions I'll try my best...........Oh and it looks ****** luvly. Purchased mine from HERE. Last edited by picky747; 21st March 2010 at 14:30..

20th November 2009, 19:16	#3
Lucky75owner Dutchie Rover75 1.8 saloon Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Enschede Posts: 128	Wow Picky it looks great So it was no hard job to get it in your car? __________________ _____________________________________ Eric

20th November 2009, 21:31	#10
trebor Raven Mad Rover 75 CDTi Connoisseur SE Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Walsall, Posts: 5,161	very impressive and not only does it look good but an easy install with no cage to make, just fits straight in __________________ " The 75 was the first Rover for a generation to be produced without tight budgetary constraints - and it showed with almost previously unheard of engineering quality "

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20th November 2009, 19:09	#2
Kandyman Banned ROVER 75 2.5 V6 Connoisseur SE Limousine 2004 Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Welling,Kent Posts: 11,143	Now that looks very nice.

20th November 2009, 20:01	#5
Thomas1983 Moderator Rover 75 CDTi Conniseour se and Land Rover 1975 swb soft top. Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Falkirk Previously Clydebank Posts: 1,412	And if you dont mind me asking........how much ?

20th November 2009, 21:21	#9
Rover418275 Banned Rover 75 Tourer Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Northwich Posts: 1,115	I like the way the illumination matches the OEM dash. Looks very good.