I'd rather put out for a system like yours, Kyle. It sounds good. Where
did you get it?
-- David Chester
Albuquerque NM
92 Spirit RT
93 Dakota V8
> From: "Kyle Kozubal" <grndak4x4@home.com>
> Reply-To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
> Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2000 08:46:36 -0500
> To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
> Subject: Re: Subject: DML: Radio Replacement
>
>> I'm in the same boat. The radio in my 93 cuts out all the time. I have
>> called a half dozen junkyards and have not been able to locate one. I find
>> that really strange. Anyway, as far as aftermarket goes, the two radios
>> (AM/FM CD) I'm looking at are a Jensen and a Pioneer. The Jensen sells for
>> about $179 and the Pioneer is $249. Like you, I'm not looking for a system
>> that you can hear a 1/4 mile away and I'm hoping that people who read this
>> thread, who have put either of these two radios in their Dak, will give us
> a
>> good review as which is the better deal.
>
> Well I still have my AM/FM Cassette deck out of my 93 Dakota. If anyone
> wants to buy it from me, make an offer through private email.
> GrnDak4x4@Home.Com
> Like you guys, I didnt need a thumpin bumpin sound system which I wanted to
> break noise barriers with. I just wanted something which sounded better and
> was more functional for myself.
> I replaced this deck with the 'din-and-a-hlaf' sized Pioneer AM/FM CD
> Player. I do enjoy it alot, has more clean sound than the stocker plus I can
> play CD through it. I replaced the rear speakers with Pioneer 5x7 3ways
> speakers and the door speakers with Pioneer 6.25 2ways. A year later, the
> doors were completely shot so I put in a pair of Polk 6.25s and simply love
> them. Total I spent $250 on the Pioneer deck, $80 for the rear Pioneer 5x7s,
> $80 for the Pioneers which blew out, and a recent $75 for the new Polk's.
> Hope this helps, let me know if you are interested in the stock deck.
> Kyle
> 93 Dakota 4x4 V6
>
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