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... Pioneer..? if you're talking about the bezel then most likely it's by Metra
I know it's Pioneer(AVH-3200BT)... I thought he was talking about the bezel for some reason. BTW mine was $490 installed with the capability to watch movies while in "D"rive (no, i dont watch movies while i drive, my passengers do)
heres mine, metra kit, pioneer avic z1, dnt mind the filth and coffee mug haha
picked up the screen on craigslist, dash kit was about 11-30 bucks in that range (been a while i cnt remember)
ran the wiring myself
I know it's Pioneer(AVH-3200BT)... I thought he was talking about the bezel for some reason. BTW mine was $490 installed with the capability to watch movies while in "D"rive (no, i dont watch movies while i drive, my passengers do)
LOL I had the same reaction I was like "wtf that's a pioneer?...." haha. That's a great price installed btw, and a great unit. I just picked up the F90bt for the supra and damn do I love it!
The Metra kit is what you want as well for fitment - there's a thread on here though about how to reinforce it as it's made of plastic and wont be as durable as the factory cage/mount. Search for that and you'll be good to go.
I know we need the trim ring to make the double din fit the opening but why a new cage? Every other double din Toyota product lets you re-use the factory brackets. Just eyeballing the SC brackets, they look like they have the standard screw locations. What's so different?
It may be obvious if I tried to mount a new radio but so far I only have the stocker removed.
i didnt need a cage when i did mine, all i used was the metra kit, it does have the right holes for mounting
many ppl will mod the metra kit with the stock brackets for extra support, i didn do it and my dash is holding up fine but each to his own on taking the risk, the metra is plastic and pretty flimsy
i have the same poineer as FiSta and used the metra kit, bought everything off sonicelectronix for under $400 and istall is very simple since metra gives u a step by step booklet on how to do everything with the trim kit
Looks more like windows XP to me, doesn't mean it can't be a mac though.
I thought about carputer at one point, but I didn't look too deep into how GOOD of sound quality you could get and the interface with aftermarket amplifiers