Looking at the Kenwood DDX6019 is this all i need?
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Looking at the Kenwood DDX6019 is this all i need?
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» in-dash DVD player with built-in amplifier (22 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels)
» fits double-sized (4" tall) dash openings
» motorized faceplate with 6.95" LCD video screen with adjustable display angle and touchscreen controls
» plays DVDs, DVD-Rs/RWs, DVD+Rs/+RWs, CDs, CD-Rs/RWs, MP3/WMA discs, JPEG, and MPEG1 and 2 files
» System Q Sound Control
» System E's+ Advanced Crossover system
» satellite radio-ready (you can add XM or SIRIUS satellite radio for under $100, plus subscription)
» compatible with Kenwood CD changer, TV tuner, HD Radio tuner, or iPod Control Interface
» compatible with Kenwood's Bluetooth adapter (available in the fall) for hands-free calls with compatible cell phones
» rear-view camera input
» input for a compatible Kenwood navigation system
» audio/video input
» audio/video output
» dual-zone capable
» front, rear, subwoofer preamp outputs
» remote control
» 18 FM/6 AM presets
» DVD frequency response: 20-22,000 Hz
» DVD signal-to-noise ratio: 98 dB
» FM sensitivity: 9.3 dBf
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-MQIW8D6...display=XL#Tab
With this I'm gonna need:
03-04 dd finisher
03-04 dd bracket w/o navi
03-04 dd a/c control
Would this complete my dd Kenwood DDX6019 install?
I found the Kenwood DDX6019 refurbed for 500.
» in-dash DVD player with built-in amplifier (22 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels)
» fits double-sized (4" tall) dash openings
» motorized faceplate with 6.95" LCD video screen with adjustable display angle and touchscreen controls
» plays DVDs, DVD-Rs/RWs, DVD+Rs/+RWs, CDs, CD-Rs/RWs, MP3/WMA discs, JPEG, and MPEG1 and 2 files
» System Q Sound Control
» System E's+ Advanced Crossover system
» satellite radio-ready (you can add XM or SIRIUS satellite radio for under $100, plus subscription)
» compatible with Kenwood CD changer, TV tuner, HD Radio tuner, or iPod Control Interface
» compatible with Kenwood's Bluetooth adapter (available in the fall) for hands-free calls with compatible cell phones
» rear-view camera input
» input for a compatible Kenwood navigation system
» audio/video input
» audio/video output
» dual-zone capable
» front, rear, subwoofer preamp outputs
» remote control
» 18 FM/6 AM presets
» DVD frequency response: 20-22,000 Hz
» DVD signal-to-noise ratio: 98 dB
» FM sensitivity: 9.3 dBf
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-MQIW8D6...display=XL#Tab
With this I'm gonna need:
03-04 dd finisher
03-04 dd bracket w/o navi
03-04 dd a/c control
Would this complete my dd Kenwood DDX6019 install?
I found the Kenwood DDX6019 refurbed for 500.
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Do you currently have the Bose system? Are you going to run an amp or just the radio power? When are you going to upgrade the speakers?
Upgrading the speakers will make a bigger difference to your sound than the head unit.
I have the DDX7017 which I installed myself. It was a chore running 3 RCA's to the rear for the amp and running everything for the navi and Sirius. But just installing the head unit by itself shouldn't be too difficult with the wiring harness plugs.
Upgrading the speakers will make a bigger difference to your sound than the head unit.
I have the DDX7017 which I installed myself. It was a chore running 3 RCA's to the rear for the amp and running everything for the navi and Sirius. But just installing the head unit by itself shouldn't be too difficult with the wiring harness plugs.
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The difference between 4-ohm and 2-ohm speakers is the impedence; impedence is measured in ohms. 2-ohm speakers are a smaller load for an amp to drive and therefore the amp can output more current to them and thus more power compared to 4-ohm speakers.
If you are using your new HU for amplification then you have to get 4-ohm speakers as your HU won't be able to drive 2-ohm speakers from what I can tell.
The factory Bose speakers are 2-ohm, you shouldn't connect these to your new HU unless it can drive 2-ohm speakers.
If you are using your new HU for amplification then you have to get 4-ohm speakers as your HU won't be able to drive 2-ohm speakers from what I can tell.
The factory Bose speakers are 2-ohm, you shouldn't connect these to your new HU unless it can drive 2-ohm speakers.