16gb 3000 SONGS

[romeokc10]

Originally Posted by upallnight

All the DSP converter does is it gives you the 6-pins connector that is not in the DSP audio. You don't need to buy a GROM, you just need the DSP converter that converts analog signal to digital signal. The DSP converter will still needs to be wired into the truck to receive power. You can get a DSP converter from BAVSOUNDS that they use for their products. If you go with a new headunit you will still have to run wires/cables from the back to the front.

The navigation unit will be a future purchase down the road, right now I just want to listen to my MP3s so I'll need the GROM. Also the Grom DSP converter is cheaper (on Ebay) than the BSW unit.

[Quicksilver]

Ya know what? I need english support for this site.
CP600BMW - inovative MP3 player CD-changer replacement
Secondly: Is this being sold in the USA?

[romeokc10]

Originally Posted by Quicksilver

Ya know what? I need english support for this site.
CP600BMW - inovative MP3 player CD-changer replacement
Secondly: Is this being sold in the USA?

Uhhhhhh...just click on the British flag in the upper right hand corner.

[Quicksilver]

Originally Posted by romeokc10

Uhhhhhh...just click on the British flag in the upper right hand corner.

Uhhhhhhh.... Maybe i'm missing something but that didn't work for the KBMW AdaptersKabel or the Kabelsatz options
and doesn't answer the question as to weather the device is sold and supported in the US.......

[CrazyOneToo]

Originally Posted by Quicksilver

Ya know what? I need english support for this site.
CP600BMW - inovative MP3 player CD-changer replacement
Secondly: Is this being sold in the USA?

I agree. What does the price come out to be? Around $400 USD?

[motordavid]

If you have a GOOG toolbar in your browser stack, hit 'translate': it does a decent job of readable English. I could not find a section on 'US support', but I didn't study every link on the site. GL, mD

[Quicksilver]

Originally Posted by motordavid

If you have a GOOG toolbar in your browser stack, hit 'translate': it does a decent job of readable English. I could not find a section on 'US support', but I didn't study every link on the site. GL, mD

That's an option for sure but if they serve an American market then
it should be in english. Also If I decide to purchase it I don't expect
to to send it back to never never land for repairs.

It looks like a great option and i might consider it if wasn't for these drawbacks.

[JCL]

Originally Posted by Quicksilver

That's an option for sure but if they serve an American market then
it should be in english. Also If I decide to purchase it I don't expect
to to send it back to never never land for repairs.

It looks like a great option and i might consider it if wasn't for these drawbacks.

But they don't serve an American market. I only determined that by seeing that it isn't one of the shipping options.

[epdarks]

He says you need to disconnect the rear CD changer, and substitute that for the AUX connector.

[romeokc10]

Originally Posted by epdarks

He says you need to disconnect the rear CD changer, and substitute that for the AUX connector.

Ok, I think I get what he's saying, so when I select CD Changer, in reality I'll be selecting the AUX input, I'll give it a try.