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31 sty 2021 · That is a Magnadyne M9900CDS radio. The manual is here. It is a 1.5-DIN-sized radio, so drop-in replacements are hard to find. Some folks buy a Magnadyne 1-DIN adapter (link here), and install a 1-DIN radio of their choice. Magnadyne sells a 1-DIN radio (link here).
I want to replace the radio in our Sun Voyager but am told that it is a Din 1.5 which are not made any longer. Need to be Din 1 or Din 2 now days. Has anyone found a Din 1.5 for replacement or did the dash have to be modified for the standard size?
12 lip 2014 · I want a replacement radio with Bluetooth capability so we don't have to do wires. Problem is that Winnie uses an odd size 1.5 DIN radio instead of the more common 1 or 2 DIN size. I always use a 1 DIN radio and make a mounting plate but it would be so much easier to just use a 1.5 DIN.
16 gru 2008 · Goals (in no particular order) 1. retain factory speaker system without modification. 2. No cut/splice of any factory radio wires or connectors. 3. No modification of the factory dash bezel. 4. Be able to reinstall factory radio with ease (which ties into #1,2, & 3)
30 maj 2014 · I just bought my son an 00’ Chevy Silverado pickup. The factory radio is 1.5 DIN. Does anyone still make 1.5 din stereos? Are we stuck with a single DIN w/o heavily modding the dash?
9 gru 2013 · Until now, the only solution for these vehicles was to install a standard DIN-sized radio -- an installation that looks out of place and awkward. The Newport closely mimics the original radio for an attractive factory-like look.
10 lut 2020 · In most cases, 1.5 DIN car radios need to be replaced by either 1.5 DIN or single DIN aftermarket units. However, there are a few situations where it may be possible to install a full double DIN unit.
