

| Subject: | Re: Radio recommendations for '88 Vanagon? |
| From: | Matt Barclay |
| Date: | Fri, 18 Feb 2005 12:39:40 -0800 |
I just finished installing a Clarion DXZ 545 MP CD/MP3 player head unit, 4" Alpine SPS-100 speakers in the rear, 6.25" Alpine SPS-170 speakers in the front, a Clarion DCZ625 CD-changer below the shelf under the sink, a Clarion APA-2001 400W AMP, and a Clarion 12" subwoofer under the rear bench seat. I am very, very, very pleased with how its turned out. Do yourself a favor and get an amp and subwoofer. Zeppelin rocks! Any music sounds better with the sub in there. I use MP3 CD's way more than the CD changer. Had to run lots of wires for this system, but used the original speaker wires. Make sure you get a system with a remote control, its awesome!! Pics, of course: http://gallery.openfbo.com/stereo Matt On Thu, 17 Feb 2005, John Graham wrote: > From: John Graham <theklube@GMAIL.COM> > To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM > Subject: Radio recommendations for '88 Vanagon? > Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 19:40:09 -0500 > > My current radio has failed, so I'm ready to 'upgrade'. The Vanagon > is not the vehicle that most radios seem to be manufactured for, so > I'm looking for recommendations. > > Here is what I want to have in the dash unit: > - AM/FM obviously > - CD player - be nice if it played MP3s > - Remote control would be nice > > Have 4 speakers. Don't need to play to the neighborhood or compete > with teenie booper in next lane who's car is going BOOMPH, BOOMPH, > BOOMPH at the stoplight. But we do need enough power to hear the > music over the Vanagon cruising noise level - you know what I mean. > > So - What have you put in that you like and would recommend? > > TIA > > John Graham > '88 Westy > Charlotte NC >
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