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Richie

 posted on 6th Jun 03 at 15:54

ah i was unaware of this :(((( double din headunit anyone? lol


neiliosxi

 posted on 6th Jun 03 at 10:50

i know what u mean trotty :mad: :mad: :mad:
Still looks better than a black 1 would!


Trotty

 posted on 6th Jun 03 at 10:41

quote:
Originally posted by AustinPXX
u can order a silver adaptor from halfords, then get a silver headunit to match.


However in September last year, when they revised the Corsa C's a bit, they changed the colour of the silver :( The silver adaptor Autoleads do is the wrong type of silver for the newer C's...


Melville

 posted on 6th Jun 03 at 10:08

Oh well, thanks for the advice guys, looks like Im gonna have to change the head unit :( I suppose I shouldnt be complaining and thinking of the sound instead:lol:


neiliosxi

 posted on 6th Jun 03 at 09:37

i did this with the adaptor that change it into RCA and its sounded terrible, ended up spendin more money getting it reversed and changin the headunit. there was no proportion with bass or treble at any level.


Richie

 posted on 5th Jun 03 at 18:19

u can order a silver adaptor from halfords, then get a silver headunit to match.

You can use the headunit speaker wires to give the signal to the amp, but only if the amps you got have a high level input. This generally results in poorer sound quality but its the solution you have. Or alternativly, you can buy an adaptor that makes your speaker wires into RCA's.


Melville

 posted on 5th Jun 03 at 17:29

I want to keep my standard corsa c head unit, simply becasue of it being silver and also that the adapters arnt the same colour silver!! So I was wondering if it would be possible to run all the speakers off a amp, or maybe 2. Do I just need to connect the amplified source to the amp and adjust the gain??

and also is it worth doing?? I know changing the head unit would probably be 100 times better but like I say I really want to keep the standard one in

Cheers