406 radio change

Discussion in 'Peugeot 406' started by john374999, Apr 4, 2004.

  1. john374999

    john374999 Guest

    Just bought a 406 exec. HDi estate everything seems great except the quality
    of the radio and the sound itself. Can anyone tell me if there is an
    alternative good make radio that will still operate the 'printout' on the
    dash, not worried about the CD as would like a unit with MP3

    Thanks
    John in Kent
     
    john374999, Apr 4, 2004
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    Rick Maninov Guest

    The basic sound system inc. radio in that model should be pretty good,
    are you sure it isn't faulty?
    Is the CD play also poor? I ask because I can wind mine (in a GLX) right up
    to ear bashing max without any discernable distortion creeping in. I'm sure
    a distortion meter would detect some, but my cloth ears can't.
    A common prob. is speaker cones damaged through people like me winding them
    up to max, and general bits of car shite getting into em.
    Can't help with your request i'm afraid.
    Rick.
     
    Rick Maninov, Apr 4, 2004
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    Roebear Guest

    Have a look at the Sony range... they do adaptors that allow head up
    display, and stalk controls for their head units as well if you have one...
    MP3s are definitely the way to go for car audio!!!

    Kenwood also have this facility for some cars, but the adaptors are a lot
    more expensive.
     
    Roebear, Apr 5, 2004
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  4. Kenwood!!?? I thought they did cooking and kitchen machinery!! lol
     
    M. H. Greaves, Apr 5, 2004
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  5. john374999

    Rick Maninov Guest

    Just another badge on Pioneer stuff I believe.
    Rick.
     
    Rick Maninov, Apr 5, 2004
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    G.T Guest

    Hello,
    Well, I was pretty disappointed by recent Pioneer range, esp. the CD changer
    + headunit my brother bought to fit to his car... Far less good than my
    Kenwood KRC-178 cassette/RDS unit, IMO. Better display on the Kenwood, and
    far easier to use.
     
    G.T, Apr 5, 2004
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