Product Spotlight: Pioneer AVIC-F900BT
Loading...
12,299
Loading...
Uploader Comments (crutchfieldtv)
see all
All Comments (9)
-
Thank you, thats exactly what I was looking for.
-
Thank you very much Crutchfieldtv,
Your website was helpful too :)
-
Indeed it is:
The unit is compatible with the iPod nano (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th generation), 5th generation iPod, iPod classic (80, 120, and 160GB), iPod touch (1st and 2nd generation), and iPhone/iPhone 3G. Video browsing and iPod album art display are available on the iPod nano (3rd/4th generation), 5G iPod, and iPod classic (80/120/160GB).
Anything you need to know about this receiver, go to Crutchfield.
CrutchfieldTV
Loading...
hi i just brought this unit ,, it is not installed yet, i have a 2006 chevy, impala LTZ. will i loose my steering will functions? my family said it wasn't a smart buy, because of the lack of steering wheel functions,,, please reply
MeUAndLiqour 1 year ago
@MeUAndLiqour
All you need is a steering wheel control interface. You would need this with any aftermarket radio, though some radios aren't compatible with the SW adapters. Don't worry, your AVIC-F900BT is compatible with Crutchfield item 127SWIPS, $69.99. You can order it from the Crutchfield website, or give us a call at 800 315 0030.
CrutchfieldTV
crutchfieldtv 1 year ago
Ok i have a few questions.
1) Will this work in my 2000 Honda Civic?
2) When having satelite radio or gps do you have to buy other adaptors in order to have these things, or is you buy this and its already there to use?
Thanks for the help.
pimpinsol 2 years ago
Hi Pimpinsol,
The Pioneer F900BT is being replaced by the X910BT. The 900BT is no longer available. However both models should work just fine in a 2000 Honda Civic. The new model will be on Crutchfield in the upcoming weeks.
In either case, to have satellite radio, you'll have to add an external tuner, either hidden under the dash or a plug n play on the dash. GPS is included inside of both the old and the new model.
Hope that helps
CrutchfieldTV
crutchfieldtv 2 years ago
How much is an MSN subscription?
soaper720 2 years ago
Soaper,
According to MSN Direct you get a free trial for three months, and it's $50 bucks a year after that, or a one time charge of $130 for life.
Hope that helps,
Crutchfieldtv
crutchfieldtv 2 years ago