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What Radio (in-Car Entertainment) do you have in your 993 ?
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kerb scraper
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Original Porsche branded Becker CDR21 with a Loudlink unit hidden behind glovebox attached to bulkhead and plugged in to the rear of headunit.
One of my favourite stealth mods as it all looks stock (except for tiny microphone over on the RH side of dash) but with the benefit of all modern functions: Bluetooth 'phone connectivity for calls, sat nav app and music streaming plus ability to play music from huge capacity SD card.
Had a brief dalliance with a modern Sony headunit that worked extremely well but the chief downsides were (1) the silly over-complicated numerous settings needing to be reset whenever the battery was disconnected (2) The rats nest of cabling created by the adapter kit necessary if you don't want to cut the original and (3) the incongruous look.
One of my favourite stealth mods as it all looks stock (except for tiny microphone over on the RH side of dash) but with the benefit of all modern functions: Bluetooth 'phone connectivity for calls, sat nav app and music streaming plus ability to play music from huge capacity SD card.
Had a brief dalliance with a modern Sony headunit that worked extremely well but the chief downsides were (1) the silly over-complicated numerous settings needing to be reset whenever the battery was disconnected (2) The rats nest of cabling created by the adapter kit necessary if you don't want to cut the original and (3) the incongruous look.
pierrebear
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I don't know the precise model of mine but it was an aftermarket Alpine unit which looked terrible and I couldn't work out how to pair with my phone etc. Had it swapped out for the Porsche Classic system before purchasing and I must admit I really think that it looks/works fabulously in the 993.
pierrebear
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My only problem with the Porsche Classic unit was that for the first few times I drove it, it kept on telling me if I was speeding! Fine to have in principle but rather annoying to be told off by a robot every time you try to go for an overtake!
Managed to turn that one off sharpish thankfully.
Managed to turn that one off sharpish thankfully.
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