h3_boy

Hi guys! I'm new in here and would like to get some advice on w/c headunit to get. I want to replace my Hummer H3 hu with a navigation,dvd with capabilities of a rear camera. also would like to use my existing XM radio subscriptionin my car.

one of the questions I have is if I change hu, and get a new one, will my xm radio still work with the new hu? sorry for the noob question.

my budget is around $500 only and I would like to get the best hu for my budget. I don't mind used hu, so if you could suggest some hu, that would be great!

Thanks!

d4rin

http://cgi.ebay.com/Eclipse-AVN7000-...item3f03ab5799

Something like this?

h3_boy

I forgot to mention that it needs to be double din. Thanks!

d4rin

I tried a few different Eclipse double din decks and liked them.

There are other brands,I am sure people will mention!

danyman

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500 is prob small for the features u want. used MAYBE.. just my clarion DD deck was 1k and thats still without the backup cam or xm modual or even the gps that i want..

and btw yes ur xm will work after u call them up telling them that u are replacing the unit with a new one and they will ask the rest of the Q's

wasted911

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Most decks with navi will run $700 +
All of them you must add XM (approx $120).

You bought an expensive vehicle, don't cheap out now.

danyman

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^^^ got that right.. come on a hummer.... pimp that radio

h3_boy

Thanks for the info. I guess i'd have to save up for more.
What hu would you recommend tho? Thanks!

LOOSEWHEEL

If you don't mind used, eBay. Look for a Pioneer AVIC-F700BT, AVIC-F900BT or any current generation there of. All the features you want. Prices range from $200 - $400 based on condition and bidding expertise. Just make sure all the accessories are included as those can add up if you buy separately.

wasted911

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If you're set on having XM and not sirius, Pioneer is the only way to go. The XM "cartridge & cable" hardly eve r****ing works. Pioneer has a good piece that works every time. Sirius is a different story though. They're usually pretty solid.