i'd like to install a new headunit and cd changer in my car. as my current one definetly shows its age. Will this stuff fit in my e30? Any other places to get this kind of stuff? Thanks!
-
-
yeah that should all be fine with the E30. That changer is HUGE though!
I just did a premium sound system swap + HU + changer (everything but the amp) in tara's car last year, so I can help you out if you have trouble.My mountains are better than yours. -
$247!? Don't waste your money. You can get a nice single disk player for that much. I also wouldn't expect much from a stock CD changer as far as sound-quality is concerned.Originally posted by GrueliusComment
-
the stock premium system doesnt sound bad. that and it matches very well with the interior.Comment
-
You could get a really nice Clarion headunit for that much. I wouldn't spend that much on OEM stuff made back in the late 80's.
But, if that's what you want to do, then go for it. It'll definately match the interior, and disc changers are always nice to have.- Sean HayesComment
-
well this one has got out of hand, im just gonna purchase a premium head unit and changer seperately and a much lower price. thanks for all the help!
alexComment
-
Holy shit, $450 for that!!! :shock:
That getting out of hand is an understatement!- Sean HayesComment
-
better make damn sure the changer will work with the head unit. Alpine head units wont work with pioneer changers, and vice-versa.Originally posted by graphikMy mountains are better than yours.Comment
-
yeah ive done a lot of research today. i need to get the pioneer cdx-m30 and the bmw headunit #KE-83ZBM.Comment
-
It doesn't sound good either. I've inspected the stock premium system; I'm not sure how they can even use the word 'premium' to describe them. It's definitely false advertizing. Spend your money on some decent aftermarket audio components. They'll sound MUCH better than some mid '80s 'premium' system.Originally posted by graphikOriginally posted by GrueliusComment
Comment