Finally installed Dom's Navi converter in SoCal
09-25-2005, 12:01 AM
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Finally installed Dom's Navi converter in SoCal
I finally got around to having Dom's Navi converter and a DVD player installed this weekend. I am so pleased with the results. The player I bought also supports JPEG Photo DVD's, so now I can have a permanent slide show too.
I had Al&Ed's Autosound do the install (They are in Brea, CA)
I worked with Joe Almanza. I am very pleased with the install, the price ($200), and the time it took (2.5 hours).
They put an in-line FM modulator in lieu of tapping into the XM aux.
My 2 year old is so happy to be watching Sesame Street in my car!
I had Al&Ed's Autosound do the install (They are in Brea, CA)
I worked with Joe Almanza. I am very pleased with the install, the price ($200), and the time it took (2.5 hours).
They put an in-line FM modulator in lieu of tapping into the XM aux.
My 2 year old is so happy to be watching Sesame Street in my car!
09-25-2005, 10:51 PM
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Here is the total cost for the navi install:
Navi converter box: $125
DVD/CD/MP3/JPEG player from Buy.com (Called PowerAcoustic): $85
In-line FM modulator (supplied by vendor) $69
Install: $200
Total out = less than $500.
The DVD player supports two additional video/audio input sources too! (One on front and one on back)
I have one of those battery operated joysticks that plays old arcade games that I plug into the front of the player to show off. It is great amusing passengers with Pac Man, Dig Dug, etc.
My only regret is not splitting the aux signal. Sometimes there is slight static on the audio.
Navi converter box: $125
DVD/CD/MP3/JPEG player from Buy.com (Called PowerAcoustic): $85
In-line FM modulator (supplied by vendor) $69
Install: $200
Total out = less than $500.
The DVD player supports two additional video/audio input sources too! (One on front and one on back)
I have one of those battery operated joysticks that plays old arcade games that I plug into the front of the player to show off. It is great amusing passengers with Pac Man, Dig Dug, etc.
My only regret is not splitting the aux signal. Sometimes there is slight static on the audio.
09-26-2005, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by misterlien
so how does the In-line FM modulator sound? I bought a soundgate aux3 and now im thinking that i wasted my money.
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09-27-2005, 02:09 AM
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Originally Posted by vector1701
Wouldnt the Soundgate Aux3 be a good replacement to the FM modulator? Use the AUX for DVD audio?
05-08-2006, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by 714tman
Here is the total cost for the navi install:
Navi converter box: $125
DVD/CD/MP3/JPEG player from Buy.com (Called PowerAcoustic): $85
In-line FM modulator (supplied by vendor) $69
Install: $200
Total out = less than $500.
The DVD player supports two additional video/audio input sources too! (One on front and one on back)
I have one of those battery operated joysticks that plays old arcade games that I plug into the front of the player to show off. It is great amusing passengers with Pac Man, Dig Dug, etc.
My only regret is not splitting the aux signal. Sometimes there is slight static on the audio.
Navi converter box: $125
DVD/CD/MP3/JPEG player from Buy.com (Called PowerAcoustic): $85
In-line FM modulator (supplied by vendor) $69
Install: $200
Total out = less than $500.
The DVD player supports two additional video/audio input sources too! (One on front and one on back)
I have one of those battery operated joysticks that plays old arcade games that I plug into the front of the player to show off. It is great amusing passengers with Pac Man, Dig Dug, etc.
My only regret is not splitting the aux signal. Sometimes there is slight static on the audio.
Where did you install the DVD player?
05-09-2006, 07:36 PM
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From the first post:
Originally Posted by 714tman
I had Al&Ed's Autosound do the install (They are in Brea, CA)
I worked with Joe Almanza. I am very pleased with the install, the price ($200), and the time it took (2.5 hours).
I worked with Joe Almanza. I am very pleased with the install, the price ($200), and the time it took (2.5 hours).
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