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Chi-Town SRT/6 Aug 21, 2007 12:39 AM

Can SRT's come with Nav?
 
I see a few listed in my area that say Navigation. Was this an option?

eganders Aug 21, 2007 12:43 AM

Re: Can SRT's come with Nav?
 
Yep. Same radio, just adds NAV. If you buy one, don't forget you'll need the 2 CD's too. Not too bad for a NAV, but a bit of a PITA to program, and no nice "map" style display.

It's not too bad for a stock radio, but definitely not the quality of a good after market unit. Also doesn't include several of the newer features in the marketplace, MP3, USB & IPods, HD Radio, NAV's /w nice color touch screen, Bluetooth, Satellite, etc., and better sound manipulation (more control over EQ, etc.). I expect that those who care will be compelled to upgrade at some point.

NeverEnough Aug 21, 2007 01:03 AM

Re: Can SRT's come with Nav?
 
I actually had a hard time finding an Aero Blue one without Nav. I didn't want it, because I always have my Clarion Headunit of choice on stand-by.

Chi-Town SRT/6 Aug 21, 2007 01:07 AM

Re: Can SRT's come with Nav?
 
Do all SRT radios have this feature and we just need the CD? if not how much do the nav radios run?

eganders Aug 21, 2007 01:21 AM

Re: Can SRT's come with Nav?
 
No. You could get the SRT-6 either with or without. If your radio doesn't have a "NAV" button, you don't have it.

It was a $1,500 option - or something like that, but people sell them for far less nowadays. Check the for sales area, or e-bay.

One other thing I left out earlier. If you purchase and install a radio with a NAV, you'll need the NAV antenna as well.

SRT SIX Aug 21, 2007 03:10 AM

Re: Can SRT's come with Nav?
 

Originally Posted by eganders
Yep. Same radio, just adds NAV. If you buy one, don't forget you'll need the 2 CD's too. Not too bad for a NAV, but a bit of a PITA to program, and no nice "map" style display.

It's not too bad for a stock radio, but definitely not the quality of a good after market unit. Also doesn't include several of the newer features in the marketplace, MP3, USB & IPods, HD Radio, NAV's /w nice color touch screen, Bluetooth, Satellite, etc., and better sound manipulation (more control over EQ, etc.). I expect that those who care will be compelled to upgrade at some point.

Actually it is not the same radio. The nav unit has more controls a better display (albeit a dot matrix, but much finer) and a considerably better sound. I didn't realize this until I rented a roadster with the standard radio. I can't say if it is worth the extra money now that the new aftermarket units have all the goodies mentioned at a reasonable cost. The nav does work well and the spoken directions "on demand" feature works very well. All you do is press the volume button and you get a voice response for the next direction and an ETA. This is especially helpful when you have long distances between directions. I have the "lady who lives in the radio" set to respond with a proper British accent! :D

cudaman Aug 21, 2007 02:15 PM

Re: Can SRT's come with Nav?
 
The NAV's really aren't worth the extra cost. And the stock one is sort of a pain to use. Get one without NAV to save $ and get a Garmin Nuvi-350 at Amazon for $300. Stick it next to the rear view mirror and have touch screen maps, easy user interface, and lots more data available for trips.


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