Failed B/U Monitor - What to do now?
We bought our Georgetown new in 2004, and while we have had some issues with it, I've never looked back at our decision to buy it because of the enjoyment it has provided us over the years. The one t...
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Like finding a good mechanic, you'll need to find a good auto-sound shop.
Last I checked, Pioneer makes a few "DVD Navigation" head units... I don't think the navigation relies on a dvd, just that the machine can play a dvd, and has a large motorized touch screen, and updateable maps. The pioneer offers several audio/video inputs as well, for backup, blind spot , etc cameras.
the wiring for the old camera might not be as unique as you think, there's only so many ways to skin that cat so to speak. if you're going to spend the cash on a nice new head unit system, an extra hour for the tech to snake a new camera wire isn't that bad of an investment - avoid wireless, hard wired is always better.
Last I checked, Pioneer makes a few "DVD Navigation" head units... I don't think the navigation relies on a dvd, just that the machine can play a dvd, and has a large motorized touch screen, and updateable maps. The pioneer offers several audio/video inputs as well, for backup, blind spot , etc cameras.
the wiring for the old camera might not be as unique as you think, there's only so many ways to skin that cat so to speak. if you're going to spend the cash on a nice new head unit system, an extra hour for the tech to snake a new camera wire isn't that bad of an investment - avoid wireless, hard wired is always better.
