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Replying to: blueiedgod (Jun 29, 2006 5:59 am)
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Replying to: teddyjackson (Jun 29, 2006 8:05 pm) It is not XM specific, but Honda specific. It would only work with a Honda receiver, which is probably Panasonic or Aplpine. The head unit it self is Panasonic.
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Replying to: blueiedgod (Jul 03, 2006 4:21 am)
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Replying to: teddyjackson (Jul 05, 2006 1:46 am) Just wondering, because when you configure a CR-V on Honda's website, you can still select the tweeter kit even though it sounds to me like it's already installed on all EX/SE models.
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Replying to: bullfrog34 (Jul 10, 2006 12:42 pm) -Leester |
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Has anyone put an aftermarket GPS in their Honda in place of the Factory Radio? Also, the GPS in the new Civic almost looks like it would fit in the CRV. Wish I could order a system and "plug & play" it in the CRV. The 07 CRV will likely have a GPS option.
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Replying to: leester (Jul 13, 2006 8:42 pm) |
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I need more I would like just a 'little' more bass in my SE's sound system. I definately don't want something like those folks that can be heard two miles away. Does any one have input on the OEM (underseat) subwoofer or even any of the after market subs? |
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Replying to: scegla (Jul 17, 2006 2:06 pm) I have the OEM sub, and it does just that, enhances the bass without blowing the neighbors' windows. I don't even think it can be heard outside the vehicle. The installation is a piece of cake if you follow OEM instructions. |
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Replying to: scegla (Jul 17, 2006 2:06 pm) Here is the minumum you will need to do: 1) Replace front speakers. Best to get a pair of 6.5" components. Throw away factory tweeters, just disconnect them. Put tweeters into upper portion of the door. I installed Polk Audio DB6500. Needs an inch of a spacer for main woofer. Do not ever listen to what Crutchfield says will fit or not. 6.5" fits in front just fine. $110 on Ebay. Basic two-way (without external crossover and tweeter) will do the job as well. Plenty of deals on Ebay and on the web. Amazing difference. One can actually hear music. Much better investment then a factory subwoofer. Factory speakers are unbelievable crap. 2) Pretty much any decent head unit will be better. I went for Kenwood 501 double din. ~$200 on Ebay new. Front USB input is nice. Again, Crutchfield lists this as not fitting. Idiots. 3) Some soundproofing is very noticable in CR-V - it is noisy. Paid $100 to a guy in a shop nearbuy to have front doors lined with dynamat extreme (tm). Quite noticable improvement in road noise and speaker performance. 4) I will probably put something in the rear door as well - not components though OEM subwoofer (and tweeters for LX) are a waste of money. Upgrades I have listed will go much farther. Makes it as good or better then some of my expensive cars. |
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