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[pics] Passenger visor flatscreen and glove box DVD player
Here are some pics of the DVD system I installed over the weekend. My goals were as follows:
- Have something to play movies with on long drives to the cottage - Non-instrusive aesthetically (easy on the eyes when not in use) - Easy to access (switch discs) - Maintain my BMW head unit at all costs (IPod, Bluetooth, etc) Although the player supports the addition of backseat/headrest flatscreens (which are fairly inexpensive) I wanted to keep the system stealthed -- I have no insterest in using the system to impress people, I just want to play sports flicks and comedies (for passengers) and listen to live performances/concerts occasionally (on my own perhaps). DIY costs range from $250 to $400 depending on player features and screen size (I chose the largest screen and a player with an integrated TV tuner). If there's interest I can write up a tutorial however I would recommend most consider having this done professionally since it requires a lot of patience in addition to electronics and stereo/car-mod experience.
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2005 X5 4.4i, Sport, Premium, Activity/Winter Prior: '04 M3, '03 330Xi, '01 X5 4.4i Mods: Bluetooth, iPod, M3 Wheel, Visor LCD glovebox DVD, Boston 12" (sub cavity converted to storage) To-Do: Springs, exhaust, air filter, re-paint facelift carbon black, 20" wheels, repaint wood trim (maybe) |
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