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Finally pulled the trigger on the new car stereo for my whip lol!

Happy Hummer

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It has only taken a couple years to make a decision (always other parts or repairs needed/wanted) but I chose, I hope a decent h/u.

I've literally spent ooddles of hours researching and pondering.

For the h/u I chose....(drum roll)


JVC KW-V250BT


Here's a link for the specs:

https://www.crutchfield.com/p_105KWV250B/JVC-KW-V250BT.html

Went with two different install kits:
[FONT=&amp]Metra 95-3304 Dash Kit
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[FONT=&amp]Metra 40-GM10 Antenna Adapter
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[FONT=&amp]Metra LC-GMRC-01 Wiring Interface (this harness excludes on star but retains everything else)

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[FONT=&amp]I also purchased:
Scosche gm1595b (just in case)
Gm4004/70-2003 (just in case)

When I get started on my project I want as much stuff on hand as possible.
This also might help a newbie out at some point when deciding what to use.

I'm a firm believer in soldering iron and heat shrink, wrap harness' also.
This h/u comes with ability to have your own distinct splash screen for background and I remember reading countless threads on here that stated it was a good feature to have.

I'm musing over the speakers I want to install. I love bass but clarity is king.[/FONT]
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What speakers did you load in your doors??[/FONT]
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Bass
Mid

Anyway, I hope the choices made thus far will be good, time will tell.

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JTRX

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Northern Virginia
Congrats. The metra (95-3304) didn't fit flush when I installed my Sony. I replaced it with the scosche and it fits perfect. The scosche has a much better fit and finish.
 
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