Alpine makes the CVA-1005 which is capable of all of those, but you have to have an external changer such as the CHA-1214. The Alpine IVA-C800 has an indash cd, so you dont have to have a changer. And then there is the Kenwood touch screen (I forget the model number) that has indash CD/DVD. On the alpines you have to get an external dvd player. But the Kenwood is much more expensive. Clarion also makes a monitor that is capable of all those, but requires an external dvd player. Hope this helps.
Kazmont
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KAZMONT, if you're a rodeo enthusiast, i got some awesome pics of my co-workers rodeo here you go:
Kazmont
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Very nice... how hard was it to install that head unit or did he have it done professionally? I want to go a similar route but i dont think that i am going to put that much work into the speakers. I want nice surround sound but i dont really need to get a center channel. ill just go with mixed left and right. 
at any rate, that is a gorgeous setup.
at any rate, that is a gorgeous setup.
Originally posted by Kazmont
Very nice... how hard was it to install that head unit or did he have it done professionally? I want to go a similar route but i dont think that i am going to put that much work into the speakers. I want nice surround sound but i dont really need to get a center channel. ill just go with mixed left and right.
at any rate, that is a gorgeous setup.
Well I do work at a car stereo shop, and he did it all himself, it is nearly flawless. But there is a lot more to it that you dont see. That radio is not hard to install, it's just like a regular cd player, it just flips out, the brain must be mounted somewhere else though (i.e. under the seat, under the floormats.)
