As some of you know I plan on putting an aftermarket sound system into the car and have been doing some research. I plan on sticking with the OEM head unit since it looks good and I don't feel like spending $1700 on an Eclipse double-din head unit. There have been good reviews on the clean sweep package being able to flatten out the frequencies...what do you guys think about this product?

 

Do they make Double Din for the 07-08 sedan. I am in search for an aftermarket radio but I can't seem to find one any where. If so, where should I look.

 

my friend has one sitting in his house...i forget what the size of the screen is though

 

There is no kit available to swap in an aftermarket double din radio into the +07 sedans.

 

I actually own a JL Clean Sweep that I haven't installed in my car. I researched the product and I thought it was a good way to go. I felt that an aftermarket head unit wouldn't integrate well with the dashboard, nav, etc. I didn't want to loose the functionality with my "upgrade". So anyway, I think the clean sweep is cool but I can't give you any information on how well it works. If I get mine in before you do I'll let you know. I currently don't know when I'll get around to it though.

Good luck!

 

Someone measured the frequencies of the 1st gen Bose headunit and they are pretty much flat i.e. no equalization. It is somewhere on the forum. If this holds true for the 2nd gen unit, then you don't need clean sweep if you tap the headunit output before it enters the bose amp in the trunk. You may need to use a unit like PAC OEM2 to help if you amp is not capable of accepting the hu signal. I did this and it sounds pretty good.

 

eclipse 6620 is 870 bucks on cartronix you should jump on that **** for only a few hundred more than a cleansweep and channel summing interface cost

 

Sorry, Should of ask if there were any kits available to put an aftermarket radio period. Really want to upgrade the sound system in the car but don't want to do it with the OEM radio.

 

that would be great if you can tell us how it sounds once you get it installed. i'm really interested to see if it makes a difference. I don't have the bose system (main reason for going aftermarket sound system) so I don't think I would need the summing interface...there was a good deal on ebay where you could buy the dsp interface, summing interface, and input interface for only 220 dollars shipped...wish i coulda jumped on that