Can anyone recommend a car radio?

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  1. Gue

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    Looking at some Sony ones on the Halfords website with built in bluetooth, MP3, USB port, etc. for around £150.

    Willing to spend double that, ta.
     
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  2. Jim

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    Yea... I can recommend one

    They are great for whiling away the time when driving.
     
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  3. Gue

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    Thanks

    I'm glad you were there to help me solve this dilemma. Do you recommend anything else?
     
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  4. Jim

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    RE: Thanks

    Cd players are good too...

    ohhh and those itrip thingies.
     
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  5. Gue

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    I may have to purchase one of each

    Thanks.

    Halfords will see me coming.
     
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  6. Gue

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    Just bought a JVC from Halfords...

    Seventy quid, front loader (I got f**ked off with having the changer, especially in the boot) and it supports MP3 / WMA. Decent stereo.

    Was going to go for a USB, iPod ready one but don't think I'd use it that much...
     
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    I'm not sure you can fit them to a motorbike!
     
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  9. Gue

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    Good thing it's for my car then!
     
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    Yes you can.. I know.. :)
     
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    I got a JVC KD-G632. Its got no bluetooth but it has got MP3 capability and it takes a USB stick. Also comes with a little remote control. Only about £120 from Halfords and a bit for fitting. Well chuffed with it.
     
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    seen the point in a remote control for a car headunit!..
     
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    RE: never

    I suppose its for the back seat passengers (kids) to control it. Personally I find it easier to use than the headunit as it has limited buttons on it. I always seem to be searching for the right button on the headunit.
     
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    RE: never

    even worse giving kids remote control, i'm sick of putting on the cd and getting high school ****** in there from my 13 yr old stepdaughter, the last cd went straight out the fooking window..

    (banghead)
     
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