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I recently acquired a T reg Brava. I have the Sony CDX-GT35U head unit and Vibe 165mm speakers out of my old Punto, and I'd like to fit them in the Brava.
I've read the 'How To' guide on removing the Brava fascia, but am a bit unclear about how much of this dismantling I need to do to change out the radio units.
Judging from listening to Radio 1
, the stock speakers in the Brava are a big improvement on the ones in the Punto, which were absolutely clapped. So I don't 'have' to fit the speakers if it's going to be a problem. I'm no ICE buff, I'd just like a half-decent sound. The sound I got in my Punto was fine for me. I like the head unit cos it has a USB slot for a memory stick; so much more convenient than messing around with burnt CDs. If need be, I'm prepared to have it done professionally (how dear can it be?). I know fascia infill panels are available..
I realise the stock unit is designed to work with a CD changer in the boot, but I'm not a fan of those, and would prefer not to go down that route.
Any guidance/suggestions very welcome.
I've read the 'How To' guide on removing the Brava fascia, but am a bit unclear about how much of this dismantling I need to do to change out the radio units.
Judging from listening to Radio 1
, the stock speakers in the Brava are a big improvement on the ones in the Punto, which were absolutely clapped. So I don't 'have' to fit the speakers if it's going to be a problem. I'm no ICE buff, I'd just like a half-decent sound. The sound I got in my Punto was fine for me. I like the head unit cos it has a USB slot for a memory stick; so much more convenient than messing around with burnt CDs. If need be, I'm prepared to have it done professionally (how dear can it be?). I know fascia infill panels are available..I realise the stock unit is designed to work with a CD changer in the boot, but I'm not a fan of those, and would prefer not to go down that route.
Any guidance/suggestions very welcome.
