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I also interested in the receiver. I’ve been looking at some options. Torn between a nice big screen or a hidden Bluetooth deal.
Trying to plan out sound system for it. Thinking about getting the kick panel setup. The maybe the inserts in the side panels in the back seat, while deleting the package tray 6x9. Also undecided on subs, a couple 8’s or 10’s maybe or maybe just a single 12.
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They do make 1.5 Din radios, and they look correct enough for what our cars came with at a glance. But come with Bluetooth, hands free, amp pre outs, etc.
And don’t go with the kick panel speakers, too much risk of damage. Still regret modifying my parking brake pedal.
Door speakers would be a better option, imo. Just need to balance mounting depth with either a good component speaker set or a midrange/2-way.