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Wacky Dee

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Gday

just got a stock r34 gtt from japan and would like to replace the dodgy cassette player with an mp3 cd player (nothing special, as long as it plays mp3 cds and FM radio it's fine)

Don't feel confident taking the headunit apart myself nor do I know which replacement unit to get so I'd like a quote from an experienced skyline audio installer to supply a decent replacement mp3 cd player (with fm radio) and the installation

I'm in the inner west (camperdown) of sydney

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Sorry forgot one thing .. the new unit should also have an ipod connection at the front so that I can plug my ipod straight in without any messy adapters etc

Can anyone atleast recommend a headunit like that?

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i think sony has those xplod ones taht sell at supercheap that have an ipod plug in the front, ((saw them last time i was there getting a tarp lol)

and i think pioneer do one aswell

both are mp3 players.

best thing to do is just go to WOW or auto barn of what ever, and look at the range, and buy the one that you like the look of, instead of asking for others opinions :)

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yeah I've found a pioneer one at the local strathfield (I think it was strathfield) car and audio store .. approx. $300 with installation .. has the ipod plug at the front too (not aux in) I'm sure I could find something slightly cheaper but it's not worth the hassle cheers

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