Stereo guys, will just a power/switched 12v and
11-22-2011, 02:32 AM
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Ignition wire (red)
Battery wire/12V (yellow)
Ground (black)
Parking sensor wire (light green)
Dimmer control wire (orange/white)
Reverse sensor wire (purple/white)
Steering remote control input (light blue/yellow)
Mute wire (brown)
Motor antenna control wire (blue)
Power control wire (blue/white)
External amplifier control wire (pink/black)
Front right: negative (gray/black), positive (gray)
Front left: negative (white/black), positve (white)
Rear right: negative (purple/black), positive (purple)
Rear left: negative (green/black), positive (green)
Is that what you're looking for? It's really late, and I'm half-assing.
Battery wire/12V (yellow)
Ground (black)
Parking sensor wire (light green)
Dimmer control wire (orange/white)
Reverse sensor wire (purple/white)
Steering remote control input (light blue/yellow)
Mute wire (brown)
Motor antenna control wire (blue)
Power control wire (blue/white)
External amplifier control wire (pink/black)
Front right: negative (gray/black), positive (gray)
Front left: negative (white/black), positve (white)
Rear right: negative (purple/black), positive (purple)
Rear left: negative (green/black), positive (green)
Is that what you're looking for? It's really late, and I'm half-assing.
11-22-2011, 07:37 PM
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Ok I got it.. Turns out you need more then one 12v switch and constant and ground.. Never seen this before.. But have it powered up on the bench.. what a freak of a thing.. 
Thanks for the help though..
Thanks for the help though..
11-22-2011, 08:17 PM
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Yah I started looking through the extra wires for the navi and all, seen this little 3 pin plug with a black red and yellow wire.. Plug that in, then just twisted all the hots together, grounds together on the bench and wired it to a batt, it fired rite up.. But come to find out, I really do not even car for the unit, so back in the old pioneer goes until I can find another double din I like that it some what user friendly.. This thing is by far to in depth for my tastes..
11-22-2011, 08:29 PM
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Have you looked at the newer Pioneer AVH's? They're pretty user-friendly, IMO. I'm not really a Kenwood fan, but the new DNX9980 is a boss. In-depth doesn't even begin to describe it, but I like them. Just not willing to dish out nearly two grand for one. I'll stick with my Alpine 9886.
11-22-2011, 08:46 PM
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Yes in fact I really like the the 4300 with the 7'' screen, actually the 3300bt with the slightly smaller screen.. I have always went back and forth between the pioneer and kenwood units.. Had one alpine back in the day and it was a nice piece to, but that was days before this dvd stuff hahaha..
11-22-2011, 08:50 PM
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You should look into those two Pioneer units. I know a good bit of people that have the 3X00 units and love them. I've had a million hu's but the 9886 with Imprint and its adjustability is what sold me. I'm a fan, and probably won't switch for a while. Been eyeing a Nakamichi hu, but I'm fairly content with what I've got.
11-22-2011, 09:01 PM
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Yah I have it narrowed down to them to prob.. I do not need all the crazy features.. just give me a simple set up menu, nice sound, with a good picture and i am good to go...
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