Avic N1 compatible?

[Matthew Pierno]

Hi,

New here, I'm reading here for a few weeks now, and just registered on the site a few hours ago.

Now that's out of the way, I have a 2004 XLT with the "audiophile" factory Pioneer six disc system in the 'trac. The factory junk doesn't cut the mustard so I'm looking to put the system from my Yukon in the Sport Trac.



The stereo and components are all less than a year old, I've been driving this S/T for only a month now (love it!) but the stereo needs to go, I figure I can put the disc changer in the center console, and I need to know where to put the amp? it is an Alpine "V-12" mono bass amp. I also would like opinions on who makes the best adapter kit for the dash to make it into a single din opening?



I figure I will go out and buy new speakers for the other locations, and once again suggestions are appreciated, I had been running "Boston Acoustics" speakers where I could fit them in my Yukon (the rear speakers where a really odd-ball size) so I was limited to Kenwood speakers.



Once again Hello everyone, and it is a pleasure reading here.



Thank You,

-Matt

 

[Frank Marano]

well I have mine under the 40 part of the rear seat, I also have anothor amp behind the rear seats in the storage compartment......

 

[scott r]

I used the AVIC in my truck, but there is no place to hook in the RPM cable, however, it still worked properly.

I also had 2 amps behind my rear seat (inside the plastic piece). They fit very nicely.

 

[Steve Kaufman]

I have an AVIC-n1 in my ST and I have my amps mounted in a custom made system behind my rear seats, you can check it out in my library.

 

[JK II]

I have the N2 which is basically the same thing and I also have the amps mounted in that cargo area where the jack used to be.

 

[Bart Adkins]

I fear if you take anything out of a Yukon and put it in a Trac, it may reject it like a bad kidney or something...:wacko:

 

[Matthew Pierno]

Thank you,

I do not have the rpm wire hooked to anything either, and I looked in several users librarys and saw some good ideas for the area behind the rear seats.



Also thank you for all the responses.

-Matt