Agent$mith

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Hey guys,
I'm not sure if I was suppose to post here or the audio section, so moderators please adjust accordingly. I just bought a vaistech kit last week and got a chance to install it over the weekend. Thanks to the forum, I was able to to remove the radio and the center console easily. Since it has been helpful to me these years, I wanted to give back and show how I hid the wires for my install.

I pushed the wires behind the bar behind the ashtray and ran the module on the left side in front the gear shift box. I then ran the wires the side on the left and ran it through to the back of the box. I was happy with how the install looked and also the quality of sound that comes through. Tell me what you think.

Thanks,
Johnny

clos430

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So how do you like the way it works ? I have mine but for some reason everytime i turn it on it starts playing the same song from a playlist. I have to disconnected and connected so I can change the songs manually but then I lose the steering wheel functions! Drives me crazy!!

Agent$mith

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I love mine. I was reading the differences between this and the grom unit about the audio codecs and went this route. I love the sound it produces. The bass sounds hella nice. Mine never had that problem. I have an old ipod nano hooked up to it and it remembers what track I had it on last. Song changes are quick too. Maybe your firmware is old or something. I just learned I can play podcasts too.

nyc80rick

Is it all plug and play? I may look into this

Agent$mith

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Yep. All plug and play. You just need to way to hide the wires and make it a clean install and that's it. It charges my ipod and iphone 4 as well. The most popular ones that I hear about is this and the grom unit. Grom has usb and bluetooth abilities, just in case you wanted to go the android route or stream your music via bluetooth.