Any Aftermarket Headunit Recommendations?

[Quint]

Are there any good aftermarket headunits that will still operate most if not all of the functions that the 8.4 does in my 2015 Big Horn? I don't want to lose my truck settings, or ability to direct whether my heat/AC goes on my feet or the windshield.

 

[Mpgrimm2]

Go to the Maestro idatalink website and look for a compatible radio that supports those features with it.

Hopefully some of the audio guru's will chime in on specifics

M² Mods.

 

[TomT]

@Mpgrimm2 is exactly right. How high end of a head unit are you looking at? Kenwood, Alpine, and Pioneer all have multiple units that work with the Maestro.

The Maestro is what allows you to keep all the non-audio controls.

 

[Michael]

I really like my Pioneer AVH4500nex. With the adapters I didn’t loose any functionality.


I know the voices in my head aren’t real, but man, do they ever come up with some great ideas

 

[Quint]

I've had Pioneer decks in the past and been happy but am open to all options. I am not looking to break the bank but want one with decent power, an EQ, and sub pre-outs. It sounds like the Maestro MMR or RR2 is a must-have as well to retain my controls. I'll connect this headunit to a 10" sub with a 150W Rockford Fosgate amp.

 

[TomT]

I’m partial to the new Kenwood Excelons, specifically the 9905S and 9906. The Alpine Halo units get good reviews.

 

[Purplert]

Pioneer Avh Series ftw!


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