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Where to get a new stereo for 2007 Murcielago?


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My radio has been giving me problems with ejecting CD's.

 

Where can I get another radio which will bolt in? Dealer quoted me $10,000 for a new radio and I chuckled.

 

This is what my current factory one looks like. Apparently they changed the units for 2008 for another model.

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Its an off the shelf Kenwood, I think the models change and it is probably an old model but the newer one should fit

 

Russell

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Kenwoods DNX9960 should fit no problem.

 

http://www.kenwoodusa.com/Car_Entertainmen...igation/DNX9960

 

Features:

 

The DNX9960 is a Full Featured All-in-One Navigation/DVD Entertainment System Featuring:

 

• 6.95" Motorized WVGA Advanced Resolution Touchscreen

• Built-in Garmin Navigation w/3D Building Maps

• Lane Assist with Junction View

• Built-in NAVTEQ Traffic w/Lifetime Subscription

• Advanced Voice Recognition for Navigation and Connected Sources

• High Speed Access to iPhone/iPod Audio and Video

• Built-in Parrot Bluetooth for Hands-free Cell Phone Operation

• 5V Preamp Outputs (Front L&R, Center, Rear L&R and Sub)

• 5.1ch Surround Processor and DTA Control

• 3 A/V Inputs (1 dedicated for iPod/iPhone use), 1A/V Ouptput, 1 Backup Camera Input

• Multi Language Capability

• New Remote Control

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Thanks guys, I'll have a look and just double check on here so I don't purchase the wrong one accidentally.

 

Edit: On the post above, will that unit "plug and play"? I don't want to have to splice and solder wires.

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Are you looking to DIY or have shop do the work????

99% confident in saying the unit is a straight plug & play. At most you might need a harness adapter if that is even required.

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Are you looking to DIY or have shop do the work????

99% confident in saying the unit is a straight plug & play. At most you might need a harness adapter if that is even required.

 

:iamwithstupid:

Just be careful not to scratch the leather and carbon console. You can use the provided radio keys on the new unit to remove the old unit. The old one can be repaired and keep it as a spare or sell it.

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Thanks for feedback guys!

 

I was planning to DIY if it's just plug and play. I have done a few of these on the older cars myself and it's quite simple.

 

I wouldn't want to splice any wires though, not in this car. A harness would be the best solution. Are there any audio shops in the USA you guys know of that supply such a thing?

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