US market radio?

[NoGo2R]

no, but I can post a couple of pictures later

Thank you

 

[Dragos80]

I've noticed you posted a question in the Classified section about a Fujitsu Ten unit.
All DIN sized radios fit DIN openings. They are all the same.

 

[NoGo2R]

I've noticed you posted a question in the Classified section about a Fujitsu Ten unit.
All DIN sized radios fit DIN openings. They are all the same.

Great!

Thank you.

 

[FJBen]

Eh, you can care about high quality audio or you can drive a 70 series. You can't have both. The Continental brand radio looks OEM, it was like $70, and it has blutooth. I can listen to my music and podcasts just fine.

Yeah it’s not that black and white. I’m not saying mine is “high quality audio” but it sounds pretty decent. I have “high quality” stuff in my house.

I run 4” Polk audio in the dash, 6.5” kickers in the doors, alpine car play head, alpine amp and a cheap 12” sub in a small box. It sounds pretty good, but at 65mph with no top and windows down, nothing sounds great.

In town and especially with the frp top on, sounds pretty good I’d say.

But it doesn’t look terrible in the dash

 

[coldtaco]

Thank you

I must have thrown them out

 

[NoGo2R]

I must have thrown them out

Oh well...

Appreciate you taking the time to look for them.

Have a good one.

 

[FJhammer]

I think the best one I've seen so far is Blaupunkt's retro looking head units. In particular, the Hamburg unit has a great stock/80's look to it while still being single din. It has all the modern features but without all the flashy looks. Even has a tape deck door that hides a usb port.