A very nice client brought in her Mid 2000s Toyota 4Runner for an audio boost as well as a safety upgrade.
She'd already had a Flip-Out Pioneer AVIC-N1 Navigation unit....which, back in the day, was a great feature-packed unit.
BUT......this is 2018....it was time to refresh it and bring it into today's tech greatness.
We did the Kenwood DMX7704S touchscreen bluetooth unit with Apple CarPlay / Android Auto, Pandora, Spotify and HD Radio.
With some minor tweaking, I was able to squeeze that DDIN unit in there where there was once a Single Din Pioneer....luckily she kept her stock radio or I would have been in a bit of trouble!
Next up....a bit of piece of mind for her as she's driving and/or back up.
I added the EchoMaster Microwave Blind Spot Sensor kit.
This unit is a VERY nice addition to ANY vehicle.
It'll visually alert you as you back up or generally drive around to what's behind you and to your sides / blind spots.
It will audibly alert you when you activate your turn signals...which is VERY helpful for when you're messing with your phone via your new headunit upgrade and you attempt to change lanes without looking :-D
She'd already had a Flip-Out Pioneer AVIC-N1 Navigation unit....which, back in the day, was a great feature-packed unit.
BUT......this is 2018....it was time to refresh it and bring it into today's tech greatness.
We did the Kenwood DMX7704S touchscreen bluetooth unit with Apple CarPlay / Android Auto, Pandora, Spotify and HD Radio.
With some minor tweaking, I was able to squeeze that DDIN unit in there where there was once a Single Din Pioneer....luckily she kept her stock radio or I would have been in a bit of trouble!
Next up....a bit of piece of mind for her as she's driving and/or back up.
I added the EchoMaster Microwave Blind Spot Sensor kit.
This unit is a VERY nice addition to ANY vehicle.
It'll visually alert you as you back up or generally drive around to what's behind you and to your sides / blind spots.
It will audibly alert you when you activate your turn signals...which is VERY helpful for when you're messing with your phone via your new headunit upgrade and you attempt to change lanes without looking :-D
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