OEM Navi+ or Kenwood DDX 7015 no nav.
09-12-2004, 05:24 PM
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OEM Navi+ or Kenwood DDX 7015 no nav.
I have the option between the 2 and was wondering which way would be best. Kenwood as is no navigation or navi+ with blaupunkt cd/mp3/dvd player in glove box. Also is there a way to connect an amp and subs to the navi+? Help with the final decision on these 2. Thanks.
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09-12-2004, 05:27 PM
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You can always ADD Nav to the Kenwood later...
And the quality of the Kennwood and options available with blow the stock nav + out of the water.
People will always say not to lose the factory asthetics of the stock.... but the Kenwood with the metra faceplate is damn close. And I'll give up a little asthetics for better quality and more options any day.
People will always say not to lose the factory asthetics of the stock.... but the Kenwood with the metra faceplate is damn close. And I'll give up a little asthetics for better quality and more options any day.
09-12-2004, 05:34 PM
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between the 2, i would go with NAVI plus
becaues having navigation is so coo, but i would recommend eclipse if you really want the NAV feature and everything else all together.
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