DVD/Entertainment Unit Swap?

moman1 wrote:
Thanks for the responses. We just brought the RV home last week and after a little investigation, it seems my task will be more difficult than I first thought. In someone's infinite wisdom at Keystone, they decided it to be a good idea to have the DVD only work on the main TV and not the one in the garage, the master, or outside. WTH!! Do they not think anyone would want to watch a movie on the TV outside? Or in the garage or master? So, I need to decide whether or not to go the easy route (get a Blu-ray for each of the TVs separately) or try to integrate them. I will more than likely just do it separately despite the cost just for the simplicity of it. This could have been such an easy thing for Keystone to do in the build process and would not have cost hardly anything. Sad.

I'd go to a high-end car audio shop and talk to them. I've seen some wicked installs in cars and vans over the years. I'd be willing to bet that you could install a switch that would allow you to send video to any, or all, your TVs. Same with speakers. Really depends on your camping needs. We boondock quite a bit to get away from TV, though I do like to have music. :)

I agree that upgraded entertainment systems should be offered as options, just like disc brakes, better tires, solar, etc., etc.

Lyle