Installing a brand new automobile stereo can often be easy enough to do yourself, the article below will give you a general guide on how it is done. Take into consideration that some cars and systems are more complex than others and that every car and stereo system are not the same for each one, so some specifics will of course be different.
By author: Ezra Dyer
How to Update Your Old Car Stereo
Got a car that predates the wireless revolution? Here’s how to start streaming music and podcasts with an old stereo.
In the mid-2000s, standardized head units were replaced by integrated receivers. Then came USB and Bluetooth connectivity. And yet, millions of vehicles out there predate these factory audio evolution. How hard is it to bring these beasts into the era of podcasts and Spotify? I tested three approaches on three audio systems, each from a distinct audio epoch, to find the best solutions.
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Got an automobile that predates the wireless age? Here’s how to start playing music and podcasts with an old car sound system.
By: Matthew Wright
How to Install A New Car Stereo
You’re about to begin an auto repair task that is rewarding at the finish. Sure, it feels good when you know that you have a new air filter or that you changed your own oil, but when your new car stereo lights up it’s exciting! You’re only 9 steps away from the answer to “how do I plug my mp3 player into my car?” Easy.
replacement stereo
wiring adapter kit
wire crimps
electrical tape
wire cutters
crimping tool
screwdrivers
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For some car owners any sound system in a car is enough. For others, only the top one will suffice. If you are the latter, you may want to consider an aftermarket stereo that outshines the stereo originally in your automobile. These can be professionally done, or you can do the job yourself. But if you want prime installation on your cars Sound Systems call us at Guanella and we can refer you to quality professionals.
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