Will this radio fit in a traditional stereo void/hole or do you need to cut the traditional one bigger? Please advise. Thanks
2045138
no it wont fit in regular hole,it is a smaller cut out but i think you can get a plate for it thru fusion website
2045139
the unit is smaller than normal. But I sent this unit back because the company fails to inform you that after you get this unit you will have to purchase all kinds of special hook up cords that are very costly in order to play any external device.
2045140
Standard stereo cutout is: 2-1/8" x 7-1/8"MS-RA50 cutout is: 2 1/16" x 5 3/16"It's an excellent head unit. Lots of features and easy to use. You may want to look for the Bluetooth accessory (Fusion MS-BT100 $34 on Amazon) this made an already great stereo, Awsome!
1034237
I would shop around. This radio is a standard double din but the radio is really dim during the day. Blue tooth is included via a USB micro plug. I had mine in the front and ran the wire in the dash down towards the console so I could plug in a USB drive for music.
2281396
How big is the factory radio in ur car now. This unit is an oversize double din. I had to trim the dash kit in my f150 for it to fit.
357519
Not sure. Needs alot of cutting to install. Took to a stereo shop for install. Took 3hrs. Wouldn't do myself
1819000
It screws into the radio, BUT there is a HUGE gap between the bottom of the antenna and the radio. Unacceptable.
1541050
nothing else, but check the size of the radio you are buying, it might be a little oversize for the opening on this bezel, I had to modify the bezel to make it work, pain in the a...
483161
Depends if you have a radio already in and you're replacing it with this one, then you're good. If not you can buy aftermarket radio consoles or find a suitable place, make a templet and cut out a place to seat the radio.
532612
I really don't think it will plug into a regular home radio, it is made for aftermarket car stereos. Hope that helps
1531324
I put in a Clarion NX602 radio (dimensions 7" × 4" × 6.4") and it fit with no problems. But I think something that might be a bit deeper might have some issues due to the depth of my 2012 Mustang, but I had no problems getting that radio in (www.clarion.com/us/en/products/2012/multimedia/navigation/NX602/us-en-product-sc_1259559423428.html). I've had mine since April and so far it's ok. But now that I've said that it will stop working (^_^)
1124104
You wouldn't replace the antenna internally, taking this radio apart. You are better off extending it fully and taking the little screw out of the pivot point by the base, taking care not to push it into the radio body thereby ruining your day and forcing a disassembly. At that point you can fit a taller antenna into the base, assuming the width of the spade is the same as the old one. However, if you put a longer antenna on you'll probably have some extending out of the body which is asking for trouble. My advice is leave it alone. If you must have more length just fashion a wire with an alligator clip at one end and clip it to the extended antenna. The stock antenna is fine for this unit.
595987
no, it fits the opening in the older standard radio opening. it is the best one I have found
191840
It will fit anything with a hole, but it's small. I would recommend a regular steel whip antenna for better reception if you can manage it.
1976723
I don't have it in front of me to measure but that seems a bit large. It is a standard DIN size radio.
1972224
I don"t know offhand you have to take the old radio out and see if you have enough space,and if you have 4 speakers.You have to fit the radio and see where you have to cut some material out of the dash, do it little at a time until the unit will fit and it will clear. DO NOT BUTCHER the dashI put on in the 87 ford bronco that I bought I Filed and Filed until it fits that was in 2007 and it still works great I never had no problems with it.Take your time with installing the unit Good Luck Nancy I don"t know offhand you have to take the old radio out and see if you have enough space,and if you have 4 speakers.You have to fit the radio and see where you have to cut some material out of the dash, do it little at a time until the unit will fit and it will clear. DO NOT BUTCHER the dashI put on in the 87 ford bronco that I bought I Filed and Filed until it fits that was in 2007 and it still works great I never had no problems with it.Take your time with installing the unit Good Luck Nancy
1527876
Hi, Gary,I just checked the manual (I 'm horrible spatially, and taking the radio out of its packaging and getting it back exactly right won't happen) and it says there is a "headphone socket" that is 3.5mm which = 0.137795 inches (had to Google that), which is about an eighth of an inch. It also has an AUX IN socket to connect a cd player and listen through the radio. Hope this answers your question.
803734
look by pic on your car, radio built in special shape/integrated in dash. dont know until removal radio and see what inside, and what need to modify
1423189
Any single DIN style radio will physically fit this enclosure. That is the smallest DIN package... I do not know your unit right off hand. You will have to fit the wiring, but there is a decent amount of space in the back of the enclosure. The other consideration is how many Watts you will be pushing; this enclosure is meant to protect your stereo from water and it does so at the expense of free-air cooling. Stay within the rated guidelines and you should be O.K. I am at the top end of the rating, running all four channels, and I can not feel any problems. Enjoy!