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Originally Posted by captlbh
would love for someone to give me a brand and model number of a unit to replace the whole unit, CW has my 27.2 now for a month fixing things afterour 1st trip thanks for any help
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Did you go back to post 18 and click the link?
There are a thousand choices but this is the one I chose due to having an older and VERY complicated eonon(it spits an EIGHT Inch screen out the front of a single din, then flips it sideways, then flipps it Up...flawlessly even with a tablespoon of moab dust in it) unit that works fine in an offroad situation. I had no ther reason to choose them other than the radio had the features I wanted. There were too many choices for me to not be overwhelmed, so I went with kinda what I kinda knew.
I'm estatically pleased with price and performance.
Reading on youtube about radios is boring and confusing.
CW has an extremely limited set of options.
I bought my eonon myself, but I had it installed by a stereo shop for $100. I didn't need the trauma of a wire color being wrong a dropped screw, a broken something because I didn't have the right tool.
We have had two people here recently post of their new stereos.
If you read their story without prejudice you'll see that one is an awful fit and the other has a lot of things missing.
High end Sound can't begin to be important in a vehicle with a 70 decibel background sound, so you can disregard those folks who say they need to hear the click of the stick hitting the cymbal.
Go to a pro, tell them what you want if the 1,000 different amazon selections start to meld together.
Buy an amplifier while you're at it. Radio is hard to hear in an rv.
Deep breath... pay the bill.
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