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#92 of 122 Re: 7" Screen In Azera Dash [wobbly_ears] by allmet33 Mar 26, 2009 (1:16 pm)
Replying to: wobbly_ears (Mar 26, 2009 1:08 pm)   Hey Wobbly...if you want even more of an OEM look, there's a piece at Korean Auto Imports you can purchase, but the price is pretty steep ($850 and you have to add your own source unit). You would install a single din unit where the cubby is below the climate controls and the space where the OEM unit normally goes...is occupied by a 7" screen...the kicker is that it's not navigation compatible outside of Korea. So the most you could hope for is adding a DVD player and a back-up camera.   Azera In-Dash Audio/Video LCD
#93 of 122 nav/amp bypassing by LisaD Mar 29, 2009 (3:23 pm)
Allmet - My problem is I'm going to be getting the 605w, 10-speaker, Infinity Logic7. I happen to like the sound. It's vastly better than the factory 3?? watt non-Logic7's IMO.   So I do not want to nuke that amp for a crappy amp that will be built-in to the Nav I'm likely going to buy (some 4-channel whatever). I'm seeing nothing at Scosche to allow me to bypass the amp in a aftermarket headunit to fully use the external that came with the car. IDK why I'm the only one who is concerned with this bypassing thing. I don't want to dumb down my audio by being amped by the head unit.   I'm not even understanding how to pic an aftermarket nav unit to know it will plug into that amp properly. Are all amps created equal with ports? Replies to this message: allmet33 (Mar 30, 2009 5:58 am)
#94 of 122 Re: nav/amp bypassing [LisaD] by allmet33 Mar 30, 2009 (5:58 am)
Replying to: LisaD (Mar 29, 2009 3:23 pm) Okay...you're not understanding the concept here. No matter what you buy and install it is going to have a built in amp, even the OEM units have a built in amp. The difference is the output of the amp on an OEM unit vs. an aftermarket unit.   The Infinity Logic 7 amp merely takes a 4 channel signal and breaks it up further so that you end up with a center channel and subwoofer in the mix. What the Logic 7 amp also does is cuts certain frequecies going to certain speakers so that you get maximum performance from the entire system.   Like I said before, you can hook ANY aftermarket unit up and still get the benefits of the Logic 7 amp...my aftermarket unit is using the Logic 7 amp. I didn't want to bypass the OEM amp because I wanted to keep my center channel active. The only thing I said was that you would have to tweak the settings on the aftermarket unit down a little bit to compensate for the extra power output the unit has so your sound won't distort easily.   The only way you might be able to get around it would be to utilize the RCA outputs on the unit and buy the wires that have RCA connectors on one end and regular speaker wire ends on the other. Instead of tying in the regular speaker wire outs of the aftermarket unit, grab the RCA outputs of the aftermarket unit, plug in the wires and then splice the ends into the wire harness. What you would have done at this point is utilized the low level output and effectively cut down on the amount of distortion you would get.   The only time you can by-pass the amp in the aftermarket unit (only some have the feature) is by using the low level outputs (RCA connectors). Some units allow you to go in and turn off the internal amp because you're using an external amp. So...the key to make this work would be making sure you get an aftermarket nav unit that has RCA outputs for the front & rear so you can splice those into the wire harness. Don't worry about the subwoofer out on the aftermarket unit because the Logic 7 amp only has 4 inputs, but it breaks the signal up and sends lower frequencies to the sub without a separate hook up.   To pick and aftermarket unit, go out and look and see what gives you all the features you desire. Once you choose, purchase the dash kit and wiring harness from either Scosche or Metra. You can either follow the directions to connecting the wires via the instructions that come with the wire harness (or do what I suggested converting the low level outputs to speaker wire connections) and you'll be fine.   I'm not even understanding how to pic an aftermarket nav unit to know it will plug into that amp properly. Are all amps created equal with ports?   Not sure what you mean by this question here.
#95 of 122 08' Azera with Navigation System by srvivor87 Apr 05, 2009 (9:21 pm)
Does anybody know if there are any other automakers offering "DVD-Video" on their navigation systems besides Hyundai, Cadilliac and Toyota/Lexus?
#96 of 122 Re: 7" Screen In Azera Dash [allmet33] by rk2469 Apr 10, 2009 (9:59 am)
Replying to: allmet33 (Mar 26, 2009 12:21 pm) That does look sweet. Is this your picture? Replies to this message: allmet33 (Apr 10, 2009 10:04 am)
#97 of 122 Re: 7" Screen In Azera Dash [rk2469] by allmet33 Apr 10, 2009 (10:04 am)
Replying to: rk2469 (Apr 10, 2009 9:59 am) No...it is not my install. I posted it so that others could see how a double din unit with a 7" screen would look in the dash of the Azera. One advantage that person has...black interior. He could put almost anything in his dash and it will look good. I have the tan interior, so it's harder for me. However, at some point after I've saved up enough lunch money...I will have a 7" double din unit in my dash as well.
#98 of 122 Re: Azera Navigation System [rv65] by ladylindak Apr 14, 2009 (7:19 am)
Replying to: rv65 (Mar 17, 2009 2:14 pm) Just to bring you up to date - I did call the LG (888 #) and was pretty much told too bad and that I needed to update my navigator with their $200.00 card. They could not tell me if the card would help or not - or even if it updated my area. I was toying with the idea ....... and guess what - my entire system - navigator, radio and DVD went out. The dealer has ordered another - so perhaps it will come with the updated card! Keep your fingers crossed!   Has anyone else had problems with the 2008 Azera Navigation System? Still love the car! Replies to this message: allmet33 (Apr 14, 2009 7:35 am) ladylindak (Jun 10, 2009 3:09 am) rv65 (Aug 01, 2009 11:21 pm) rv65 (Apr 14, 2009 3:58 pm)
#99 of 122 Re: Azera Navigation System [ladylindak] by allmet33 Apr 14, 2009 (7:35 am)
Replying to: ladylindak (Apr 14, 2009 7:19 am) Sorry to hear of your complications, I truly hope that the newer unit will solve your problems. Good luck!!! Replies to this message: ladylindak (Jun 10, 2009 3:09 am) rv65 (Aug 01, 2009 11:21 pm)
#100 of 122 Re: Azera Navigation System [ladylindak] by rv65 Apr 14, 2009 (3:58 pm)
Replying to: ladylindak (Apr 14, 2009 7:19 am) To confirm that you got the latest map update you press Setup then Device info. That will tell you the Map DB version. The new Update is this year.

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