JVC LHX551 looks great
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JVC LHX551 looks great
I haven't gotten around to changing the head unit as i had not liked any of the head units available, they were either the wrong silver or had the wrong display colour at night, looking through a car magazine i found the perfect radio.
The silver is bang on as you can see from the pics and the best bit is you can adjust the colour of the illumination to perfectly match your cars illuminated dial colours.
cool
The silver is bang on as you can see from the pics and the best bit is you can adjust the colour of the illumination to perfectly match your cars illuminated dial colours.
cool
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Re: JVC LHX551 looks great
Originally Posted by maxcichon
Spot On!!
That looks very nice.
Where and how much?
That looks very nice.
Where and how much?
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/jvc-...51-p-4039.html approx 180 euros wtf's up with that
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Re: JVC LHX551 looks great
Wow im impressed it looks stock perfect shade of green and everything. Makes me want to sell my clarion DVD player and possibly go this route.
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Re: JVC LHX551 looks great
Hi guys, in answer to some of your questions:-
i bought it new on e-bay for £120 or $240 the list price was £500 or $1000 but they are being discounted as there is a new type on the way
It has a line in for ipod/mp3 player, it also has a SD memory card slot
i bought it new on e-bay for £120 or $240 the list price was £500 or $1000 but they are being discounted as there is a new type on the way
It has a line in for ipod/mp3 player, it also has a SD memory card slot
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Re: JVC LHX551 looks great
Darn! I wish I had seen this before hunting down and purchasing the Becker cd changer that is compatible with the stock Nav. radio...anybody wanna buy a new in the box Becker 2660 cd changer?
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From: Belfast Northern Ireland
Re: JVC LHX551 looks great
Ian
As this is on the SRT; what wiring harness did you use? The SRT uses a different set up from the standard Xfire due to the rear base subs giving six speakers via a seperate power amp. Standard harnesses, allegedly only provide the four speaker set up. There is a huge thread on this on the forum and no real solutions. Many SRT-6ers would love to know if you have managed to wire in the subs with the change out in the head unit.
As this is on the SRT; what wiring harness did you use? The SRT uses a different set up from the standard Xfire due to the rear base subs giving six speakers via a seperate power amp. Standard harnesses, allegedly only provide the four speaker set up. There is a huge thread on this on the forum and no real solutions. Many SRT-6ers would love to know if you have managed to wire in the subs with the change out in the head unit.
Re: JVC LHX551 looks great
Originally Posted by Andy G
Ian
As this is on the SRT; what wiring harness did you use? The SRT uses a different set up from the standard Xfire due to the rear base subs giving six speakers via a seperate power amp. Standard harnesses, allegedly only provide the four speaker set up. There is a huge thread on this on the forum and no real solutions. Many SRT-6ers would love to know if you have managed to wire in the subs with the change out in the head unit.
As this is on the SRT; what wiring harness did you use? The SRT uses a different set up from the standard Xfire due to the rear base subs giving six speakers via a seperate power amp. Standard harnesses, allegedly only provide the four speaker set up. There is a huge thread on this on the forum and no real solutions. Many SRT-6ers would love to know if you have managed to wire in the subs with the change out in the head unit.
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Re: JVC LHX551 looks great
Originally Posted by Andy G
Ian
As this is on the SRT; what wiring harness did you use? The SRT uses a different set up from the standard Xfire due to the rear base subs giving six speakers via a seperate power amp. Standard harnesses, allegedly only provide the four speaker set up. There is a huge thread on this on the forum and no real solutions. Many SRT-6ers would love to know if you have managed to wire in the subs with the change out in the head unit.
As this is on the SRT; what wiring harness did you use? The SRT uses a different set up from the standard Xfire due to the rear base subs giving six speakers via a seperate power amp. Standard harnesses, allegedly only provide the four speaker set up. There is a huge thread on this on the forum and no real solutions. Many SRT-6ers would love to know if you have managed to wire in the subs with the change out in the head unit.
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From: Belfast Northern Ireland
Re: JVC LHX551 looks great
Originally Posted by nox1s
Really?! This is the FIRST time i've ever heard anything like this?!
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ead.php?t=9057
and here
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ead.php?t=9308
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From: Tallahassee, FL
Re: JVC LHX550 looks great
I justed snagged one of these units, and it is on its way. For those of you that have this unit, does it support/have the J-Bus technology? I would like to get the JVC bluetooth module too, but that requires the J-Bus connector on the head unit.
Thanks in advance,
Mark
Thanks in advance,
Mark
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