Stereo question
So, on my dad's 53 plate 75 tourer, the stereo works intermittently. Have checked all the wiring and nothing is loose, so am thinking about swapping it out.
Now the stereo is one of the later standard single din sized units, and I was thinking about swapping it for a symphony unit. Would-be wiring be the same? I.e. would it be a plug and play? And second question.... ifbit is - does anyone have one for sale cheap? |
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Unfortunately it's not plug and play, you will need a suitable adapter harness and if there is a CD player in the boot/glovebox involved you'll need to check it will work with the Symphony.
A while ago I considered swapping my Kenwood head unit for a Symphony because the flashing display on the Kenwood was driving me nuts! However I was advised the Symphony simply wouldn't speak to the Kenwood CD player in the boot, would have had to replace that as well. The Symphony communicates with the CD player via the K-Bus, Kenwood has an independent cable. Kept the Kenwood after discovering how to get rid of the flashing display. |
I have a Sony single din unit fitted, but no cd changer and had wondered if I could do the same thing so as to give a more co-ordinated look to the interior
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Thanks RayKay. Now all I need is a symphony..... off to eBay I go. (Ccouldn't see anything in the members spares section)
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Eventually binned the idea Ray. Main thing I had against the Kenwood was the pointless, annoying flashing display. Managed to download a manual for it and discovered the display was in demo mode . . . . who leaves their display in demo mode!
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