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nice I guess they beat kenwood to market, this must have just been released I guess I will put one in the Silverado.Went with the pioneer avic wt8600nex 10.1 inch and a pioneer back up camera. Having it all installed Thursday.
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It just came out. Installer was on the phone with his supplier ordering the regular sized model. Guy told him the 10.1 was available for my truck.
there cheaper on ebay if you shop around, if you go the maestro website you can build the virtual system and it will tell you which modules you will need besides the RR, just write them down and look them up on ebay or amazon, when you get it then you have to program it on your computer and then have your installer wire it up
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You sure on that ? That was a feature I wanted.no gps on the 10.1" pioneer
you can do navigation but only with your phone, no built in gps or the option to add one for when there is no cell signal, when kenwood releases there 10" it will have garmin gps built in
That pisses me off. Why would they not include Navi. Kenwood is coming out with 2 large screen units. One with Navi and one without.
To stay at a competitive one point would be my guess and that car play and Android auto is an option a lot will not choose nav anymore.
Yea from what Panasonic just told me as long as your en route using CarPlay or android play for Nav and you hit a dead spot the radio should still keep the signal for navigation. I’ll keep you guys posted regardless as to how it works.
I prefer using Android auto versus factory nav as it is always up to date and shows traffic info.
This was probably the best answer I’ve got so far on the subject.Thanks for the honest input on both brands. Can’t argue with a guy that owns both.In the end I went with the pioneer DMH-WT8600NEX. Having it installed tomorrow. I’ll post pics and videos after.
Definitely did Man.Nowadays it’s like having to many choices on the menu. Makes the decision that much harder.
True, but you had the right idea in the first place. Prioritize what you need from your deck, read up on the product, demo it if possible. Purchase, install and enjoy!
