Right!? Or at least solderless connectors and a crimper!

You only use solder when you wanna piss yourself off

Solder corrodes and is not used by many pro shops.

Soldering is completely unnecessary.

@@wesleykimple3855 if you know what you're doing, it'll be a better result and will not take long at all

Fr you saw that shit 😂

Worked for me ☺️

Same happened to mine 6months later

Same here, it reversed. Now I just use phone volume

I just bought it for $24.99 and Walmart had a warranty of 2 yrs for $3 more, best believe I took the warranty.

@@airsoftcraftter I bought mine for the same price that you paid, on the same day you posted your comment. I'm on a very tight budget and didn't pay for the extended warranty. Let's see whose unit dies first; probably mine. LOL! Edit: Was yours loose in its basket after the unit was installed, too? I had to bend several of the metal tabs so they would press against the head unit's chassis to keep it from rattling. I've been installing car radios since my first car, back in the late 1970s and have never once encountered such a problem before. It works and look good and sounds surprisingly good, especially when coupled with the cheap Dual brand 10" subwoofer in the trunk. The front and rear speakers are some nice Pioneer 4-ways, so I guess they help to make it sound good. This cheap-o "media player", as they call it, is replacing a rather nice Pioneer DEH-X9500BHS head unit because I had dropped its faceplate (in a case, even) too many times and its display has become mostly unreadable. I'll reinstall the unit if a faceplate becomes available on eBay. Until then, I will enjoy being able to read a display again.

@@bcdoggie LOL! I wish you the best bro, I was on a tight budget but thank God I had a little better, I rather mine break than yours

You won’t need to upgrade tbh i installed another dual model on my 2012 mazda 2 and it held for 2 years and still going probably (sold the car). It had bluetooth, usb, aux, etc!

There is a version that comes with a CD player. Appears to be otherwise identical and costs $70.

@@richard1493 basically way more expensive

That and they would of had to make the radio much bigger which would of raised the price

@@DefinitelyNotTheATF_ the case is pretty negligible price wise the expensive part would be adding more labor shipping cost and like I said it’d easily double the cost

Same

Same thing. Power at pin. Wont turn on

Same thing. Power at the pin. Wont turn on

The same redio

@@imanolmarinramirez4343 look up a wiring diagram yall are stupid as fuck lol

Look up the wire harness for your car and wire it that way.

Check fuses check your connections recheck your harness

Dude learn what your doing

What was it I’m getting the same prob

You have to press a button to see clock. I have the same one. Works great

@@shannontoney1007 still working good?

I was thinking of get this but wasn't sure if it can hook up to sub I have one 10 n 250 wat amp

It’s 20$ what more do u want nika

It has rca outputs so it will work with a sub. Also 4x50 watts is the standard for head units. Can't really get much more power out of such a small unit. It has plenty of power to run door speakers if you want more power use a external amplifier with subs.

Midrange is controlled by turning down bass and treble.

Changing to another radio is easier lmao. I'm sure I can put together a starter package for someone with it tho

he also just taught me how to take apart the car. I think it's great he went that far into taking it apart. A lot people don't know this stuff. I think it's a great job he shared his own way of doing this procedure.

The fact he used wire nuts makes me not even trust how he ties his shoes in the morning

@@smalldoseofmeful one word... Velcro

So why not just buy new shoe laces you say?😂.)

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@@Disayoungan ?? 😐😐

There is loud mode. It come with it off. Well it did on mine.

did you ever figure it out? I am having this same problem in my '00 BMW Z3

You can buy another one and use that receipt to return the old one

Or butt connectors

Butt connectors are no good

Then it quit working and when I took it out it looked they had gotten too hot

Lmao learn how to wire up a radio you dingus i learnt how to do when I was 16

@@DeezNuts-uk7xz 🖕🖕

@@discgolfnut1977 all radios you buy come with a manual you should Learn how to read em it will tell you how to wire it up it’s not rocket science buddy ✌️✌️

If you would like to see more I’ll be uploading weekly. If you wouldn’t mind I appreciate any subscribers I can get. Thanks

Electrical tape undoes itself over time and leaves sticky residue on your wires, The wire nut is permanent until you don't want it to be .

Permanent fire hazard maybe. Wire nuts are for house wiring that doesnt move or jiggle from bumps in the road

Twist together and use GOOD electrical tape it will not come loose. Never use wire nuts. Or better yet solder and shrink tubing.

Mine quit working after a couple weeks. I had to unplug it and plug it back in to get it working again.

@@fryloc359 I didn't try that, but that would be kind of a hassle anyway. I did hit reset that didn't do anything and i pulled and reinserted the fuse. Nothing. i bought a boss unit for 40.- It has more power, the controls are laid out better andit sounds better. So far it still works too lol

It works well. I'd say its on pair with any Bluetooth headphones you would use. Only thing i will say is that if you have your AC/Heater on full the caller will be able to hear a little white noise from that in the background

I believe mine only goes up to 40. I’ll let you know in a bit what mine goes up to

SuperBuildX okay thank you

Yep, mine goes up to 40. Couldn’t stand it for more than a few seconds though. I’m trying to get subscribers if you wouldn’t mind subscribing. Thanks

SuperBuildX okay no problem

Mine works all good and everything but cant hear nothing

You are supposed to press and hold the tuning button and it will go to manual tuning.

hold down the scroll arrow and it will switch to manual

sounds like the speaker cables might not be connected right. Did you ever get the radio going?

@@Mr123Idontcare yea i just bougth the adaptor for the car and still no sound

@@Mr123Idontcare Where did you connect that blue amp wire to? I'm having the same no sound problem.

@@ryanschertrumpf3726 The blue remote amp wire will connect to your remote wire to turn on/off on the aftermarket amp if you have one. If you don't have an aftermarket amp just cut the wire or tape the end so it doesn't touch anything else.

Does it have a "premium" system from factory? You might have to bypass the amp and splice the speaker wires in past the factory amp because the factory radio turns on the amp, but the aftermarket ones cannot. Is it a toyota by chance?

That’s for illumination lighting so you can dim it etc. My truck doesn’t have that option through the wiring harness thus I left it off

He said right on there if you look at the wires they tell you what they are.

@@chrinamint not all do I have this unit I knew what went where but not everyone will know 🙂

Yes my front speakers cut out but my subs keep playing

Your underpowering the radio

@@crafty-2151 my subs were cutting too

@@DeezNuts-uk7xz how do I fix that problem

I have 2 amps hooked up and mine is cool. Check your voltage

I can't figure mine out either

Hey I just figured out the pairing code is 1234!! I thought it had a random set of numbers for each device.

Kasey Okay thank you life saver !

So wait when you used the usb, and the radio at the same time it just started to burn???

@@broomwithgun3655 Ah....NO. When I used the USB for music it got so hot that it was obvious that something in the chip set or circuit board (in the radio unit) was not right. You can't use the radio (tuner) and usb at the same time. It's one or the other. But the radio (unit box) got as hot as hell. It (sound) actually would cut out because it got so hot.

@@cowboy7x I got it installed the other day and I truly get what you mean I was driving to work with it playing and it was like 5-10 minutes and that mf was hot af

Yes works very good

If you want two radios to work I think you'll need to install new speaker/speakers for this new radio and let the old radio use the old speaker. Don't try to use the old speaker for both radios. The impedance will be way off and sending speaker power from one radio to another will ruin one of them.

@@Popgunner101 ok thanks for the info

I'm pretty sure 96 gmc shouldn't be to far off from the 2000 Chevy Silverado. I'm not a 100 percent sure though. It's the same concept regarding the wire harness etc for any make or model so you should be good

@@Mr123Idontcare my truck had more wires on the harness idk anything ab connecting them either 🤦🏻‍♂️

Off course.

Depends on what type of car. Will fit most all older cars.

Max volume, the radio doesnt have quite enough watts to make it distort alot

Hold the display button and use the dial to change the numbers. It has am and pm so be aware. Change minutes you press the display button instead of holding it

You got to be quick though!

I have mine hook up with subs but the eq only goes to rear. It's actually an ok unit but a well know brand could be better.

Yes, press the volume knob in and keep pressing until u see bass

Not sure, it was with my original deck that I was replacing. When I bought it I just made sure the dash kit was compatible with my Chevy make and year.

SuperBuildX because im trying to put the same radio in my 03 sierra

@@TripleCurlProductions you ever find out the name

Looks just like the one I had from walmart. Standard dash kits that they have hanging up... You just have to read the box and see if your car model and year are on there and get that one.

Do

Illumination usually

Same

I just installed one in my 02 F150 and it works fine.

Yes

Why not ?