For those of you w/ aftermarket head units
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For those of you w/ aftermarket head units
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Originally Posted by csledd
haha that's neat.. can you actually wire the switches up or is it just for looks?
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Originally Posted by csledd
haha that's neat.. can you actually wire the switches up or is it just for looks?
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The coolest part is they'll custom make it for you. You pick silver or black, how many switches and where (up to 6), what it says under the switches and even logos. All for less than $100. Pretty bad to the bone if you ask me.
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Thanks for the post about our 01-04 radio/gauge panels. We made a limited run of parts, but demand will likely drive us to make more.
I worked in car audio for a lot of years, and was always disappointed by the quality of dash kits. They either fit poorly, looked cheap, or often both. With many people looking for a good spot for switches, we decided to design and market this part.
And about the Eject button:
It was chosen by the owner of that car for a "hidden" function he didn't want to share. My guess is that it is a security related button.
Here's a better pic of that same panel installed:
Anyway, I found this thread in my site traffic report, and thought I'd drop in and say hello!
Alan
I worked in car audio for a lot of years, and was always disappointed by the quality of dash kits. They either fit poorly, looked cheap, or often both. With many people looking for a good spot for switches, we decided to design and market this part.
And about the Eject button:
It was chosen by the owner of that car for a "hidden" function he didn't want to share. My guess is that it is a security related button.
Here's a better pic of that same panel installed:
Anyway, I found this thread in my site traffic report, and thought I'd drop in and say hello!
Alan
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Originally Posted by SpeedofSound
Good thing I didn't make the radio then. Thanks for such an insightful post.
And, for the record, our radio panel is made to accept a DIN radio - Sony or otherwise.
And, for the record, our radio panel is made to accept a DIN radio - Sony or otherwise.
lol... i thought it was one big peice...
shoulda clicked that there link
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Originally Posted by Ghostalker
but, it matched the finish of his product he is peddling... j/k its a cool product, I dont mind tooooo much.... and CCM started it so
Originally Posted by Rabbit
BTW, do you make one for the 99-00 bezel? The seperate compartment type? I have the pocket replacment, but a panel to put there would be a lot nicer to me!
Originally Posted by Greg@SN95
oh so its just the machined metal part...
lol... i thought it was one big peice...
shoulda clicked that there link
lol... i thought it was one big peice...
shoulda clicked that there link
And for the record, I'm an Eclipse man myself (the older stuff).
Alan
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Originally Posted by SpeedofSound
And for the record, I'm an Eclipse man myself (the older stuff).
Alan
Alan
5431R owner and user here...that baby has been in five cars now over 7 years...and not a single flaw to date...not even a pixle missing from the display.
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MattJ, thanks. I make it a point not to spam boards, preferring that our work sparks discussions like this one. When my site is linked, it is easy to track it back to the source.
zigzagg, I've used Eclipse products for years. When I worked in the car audio business, I was a dealer for them. In my 1992 LX, I have a mint 5302 in the dash. I also have a 7002 monitor, a 5341R, 5332, a 12 disc changer and a 3 disc minidisc (!?!) changer in the garage.
zigzagg, I've used Eclipse products for years. When I worked in the car audio business, I was a dealer for them. In my 1992 LX, I have a mint 5302 in the dash. I also have a 7002 monitor, a 5341R, 5332, a 12 disc changer and a 3 disc minidisc (!?!) changer in the garage.
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