Is this the one you have?

http://www.etronics.com/product.asp?...ore=&catid=383

-Levino

looks more like this one...

http://www.etronics.com/product.asp?stk_code=stadd25

yeah it does......either way, both don't play CDs.....or am I missing something?

Nice install though!

-Levino

its a legacy.. you get what you pay for

caputer ftw!!!

do you have any "in progress" pictures of the install? I was curious to see what and where you needed to trim and did you repaint the bezel after you trimmed it to fit?

It is the Legacy unit, however, I think that second one that is posted is the same thing with a different brand with less output. Legacy is manufactured by Pyle.

It does play CDs, DVDs, MP3, has a TV (bad recp). Specs listed below....

As for in progress pictures, I didn't take any. I ended up using a straight router bit with a bearing in my cordless drill. The bearing kept the cut nice and flush/even. I cut from the back of the trim.
http://myspace-323.vo.llnwd.net/0099...92910323_l.jpg

On the bottom side there was a lower section in the middle which I left intact, I only removed the right and left sections of the bottom and the entire top. No need to cut the left and right sides. That seemed to give it the exact tight doublie din fit. I have not re-painted it but I was thinking about it. I nabbed this pic from ebay: (I removed where it is highlighted in red.)

http://myspace-049.vo.llnwd.net/0099...92925049_l.jpg




I like the unit and I know you get what you pay for. I'm certainly not dropping $1000-$1200 for a better brand name.

I drove from boston to providence last night and it's clear it will take some time to get use to the remote. It's kinda like getting a new TV at home, you have to get use to the button location on the remote. But in this case you're not piloting a sofa.




• 6.2” TFT Color LCD Screen
• DVD/ VCD/ DVD-R/ CD-RW/ CD/ MP3/ MP4/ JPEG/ DIVX
• MMC/ SD/ USB Card Reader
• TV Tuner/ AM/ FM/ MPX PLL Synthesized Tuning System
• Electronic On-Screen Audio control (Bass/Treble/ Volume/ Balance/ Fader)
• Clock/ NTSC/ PAL Auto Switchable
• 1 Audio Video Line RCA Output
• Local/ DX Selector
• Mono/ Stereo Selector
• Digital Anti-Shock (ESP)
• 4 x 60 Watt Max High Power Output
• 1 Audio Video RCA Line Input
• Full Function Wireless Remote Control
• Last Scene Memory
• Preset Memory Scan
• ISO Mount
• Dimensions: 3.93” (H) X 7”(W) X 6.88”(D)

Thanks! I'm thinking of getting a new head unit and if I do it will be a double din, and that helps out on how to trim it to fit. keep up the good work.

how much modifying of the bezel did you have to do?? Ive been thinking about doing this for along time

Looks really good! I love my double-din Alpine, but it cost me $800.

Well, on mine I had to file down the lip on the top and bottom of the opening. If you pull your radio you can see them.

very kool man. looks like it came from the factory that way. very sweet

ay after seeing this im gonna get the avic d2 im gonna goto work righ tnow and see what kinda discount i get

make sure you can return it. When i tried to get it to fit, it wouldnt.. i even trimmed what was said above.. i couldnt even get it to fit in the square opening

that is because you had a real brand name

what does having a "real brand name" have to do with it fitting properly? I dont get it.

Ya, what does that mean. Brand has nothing to do with it. it's all how they design it. My Alpine double-din fits great.