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Old 27th December 2011, 08:19   #31
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I'm not sure what question those links are supposed to answer, but thanks?

I'm guessing you didn't need the DSP adapter? Or do you know of a cheaper place than I do? I found the MB for $200 but the adapter is another $80.

I did not need the DSP adapter. I have a 2003 with DSP. It was confusing, but based on the connector to the CD changer, I didn't buy it, and it works fine.

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Yeah that's what I figured, thanks. I went ahead and ordered the MB and the DSP adapter for a total of $263 shipped.
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Old 27th December 2011, 09:04   #33
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3 options side by side comparison at bottom of page,i use the middle option the bury cc9060 works well voice activate and use.
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Personally the BT streaming is what sold me on the MB, as well as the steering wheel controls.
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Didn't your car come with a double din? Unless you got a new one I pretty sure that you can get BT for that HU.
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that was the red 02', my last one. this one is stock headunit.
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