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din and double din

posted by  TimeToBakeTheDonuts on  Mon May 16 19:02 CST 2005
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Well, the Sc810, at double height, is I believe a double DIN unit. It takes up two DIN slots. The changer I don't know about. It is more like a single dash unit in height, but can you mount it in a dash? Hmmm. Well, not while the SC810 is there... my changer is in the trunk, but some others here mount it in the glove box, I think. My brother has a Merkur, which had a variety of mix and match items single height items to fit into a double DIN - cup holder, amplifier, head unit, etc.






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