Honda Car Forum

Are there any good web sites or manuals available to install a new
stereo in my car? It's in great need of an update. The deck has to fit
perfectly. I'm not against buying a factory CD player if one's available.

Thoughts?

www.bought4less.com

all their stereos fit perfectly in honda crx's

"Dave Skipper" <das216@NOSPAMMYMAMMYadelphia.net> wrote in message
news:YZGdnSctRbSDcP7cRVn-pQ@adelphia.com...
> Are there any good web sites or manuals available to install a new
> stereo in my car? It's in great need of an update. The deck has to fit
> perfectly. I'm not against buying a factory CD player if one's available.
>
> Thoughts?

On 10/6/04 8:03 AM, in article YZGdnSctRbSDcP7cRVn-pQ@adelphia.com, "Dave
Skipper" <das216@NOSPAMMYMAMMYadelphia.net> wrote:

> Are there any good web sites or manuals available to install a new
> stereo in my car? It's in great need of an update. The deck has to fit
> perfectly. I'm not against buying a factory CD player if one's available.
>
> Thoughts?

Try crutchfield.com

Dave Skipper wrote:
>
> Are there any good web sites or manuals available to install a new
> stereo in my car? It's in great need of an update. The deck has to fit
> perfectly. I'm not against buying a factory CD player if one's available.
>
> Thoughts?

Whatever you do, whether you buy from a catalog, web site, or store, go and
listen to a few speakers and decide for yourself what sounds good. A few
years ago I was all set to buy some speakers recommended by Crutchfield
until I went to a store and listened to them. To my ears they sounded dull
and lifeless. Now there could have been several variables affecting their
sound such as the amp, deck, and speaker enclosure, however, I wound up with
a different set of speakers that sound all right to me and were about the
same cost as the ones recommended by Crutchfield. In the end, your ears are
the ones that matter.

Eric