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Post by Mb2t on Sept 26, 2021 9:57:32 GMT
The Honda that is back in Israel has a JVC aftermarket system, but it is not working that well - the touch screen half not working and also the remote seem to half work.
When I got the car I got the car I got the original fascia that contains the original radio - I do not know if it is working or not, but it is a system from 2010, and does not have usb port or external connection.
I thought of buying an fitting a new system - I do not want something expensive, just something that works. Is there any issues I need to be aware of before ordering such a system? I'll make sure that the physical size matches so hope that will not be an issue.
Suggestions are welcome
many Thanks
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Post by bigkev on Sept 26, 2021 10:04:50 GMT
Similar to battery chargers, there are some real crap infotainment units out there, some which have a predisposition to dashboard melting. Avoid Chinese tat ones like the plague, and would suggest a second hand good name like Pioneer would be better than a NEW piece of crap. Five gets you ten even your JVC is a copy, or just badged in the Far East. Pioneer, Panasonic (Matsushita) may be built in China, but still higher quality.
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Post by firemac on Sept 26, 2021 10:26:06 GMT
Similar to battery chargers, there are some real crap infotainment units out there, some which have a predisposition to dashboard melting. Avoid Chinese tat ones like the plague, and would suggest a second hand good name like Pioneer would be better than a NEW piece of crap. Five gets you ten even your JVC is a copy, or just badged in the Far East. Pioneer, Panasonic (Matsushita) may be built in China, but still higher quality. Just avoid Chinese crap; it’s easy to check where the stuff is manufactured. At the end of the day you really don’t want to contribute to the CCP. As BK says go for quality: Pioneer, Alpine, JBL, etc. YGWYPF.😊 |
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Post by Mb2t on Sept 26, 2021 15:53:08 GMT
Similar to battery chargers, there are some real crap infotainment units out there, some which have a predisposition to dashboard melting. Avoid Chinese tat ones like the plague, and would suggest a second hand good name like Pioneer would be better than a NEW piece of crap. Five gets you ten even your JVC is a copy, or just badged in the Far East. Pioneer, Panasonic (Matsushita) may be built in China, but still higher quality. Just avoid Chinese crap; it’s easy to check where the stuff is manufactured. At the end of the day you really don’t want to contribute to the CCP. As BK says go for quality: Pioneer, Alpine, JBL, etc. YGWYPF.😊 By using one of the above suggestions I might double the car value... |
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Post by davrav on Sept 26, 2021 18:16:17 GMT
Just avoid Chinese crap; it’s easy to check where the stuff is manufactured. At the end of the day you really don’t want to contribute to the CCP. As BK says go for quality: Pioneer, Alpine, JBL, etc. YGWYPF.😊 By using one of the above suggestions I might double the car value...  |
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