MDTAHOE

I am thinking of buying a Pioneer AVH-P3200BT radio. It is a double din radio. Crutchfield's website says it fits. It was tight installing my single din Pioneer due to lack of room behind the unit. Does anyone have one in their 2007 or newer Tahoe or Suburban? How does it fit? Do you like the radio? Any input would be appreciated.

vrso2

is that radio support sirius XM ?

MDTAHOE

yes it does

vrso2

but no navi ...

did u check Pioneer AVIC-D3 ?

btw, what id the best NAVI BT DVD XM radio unit which work with steering wheel buttons and rear LCD that u can buy for less ???

vrso2

i know, there is a avic d3, but to make it work properly, you need modules for steering wheels control, XM module, Play with XM antenna, and may be BOSE module ? But it's bad *** radio

in2pro

Have you checked out some of the reviews on Amazon?

http://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-AVH-P3...DateDescending

vrso2

hmmm, no NAVIgation am looking for radio with XM, BT, GPS, CD, DVD, USB, SD and NAVI on SDcard or HDD.

Also i wanted to have working my overhead unit and be allowed to watch movie and NAVI in same time.
Looks like avic d3 is the best way. Only the issue is a price but u can buy D1 or D2 and do software update and make it close to D3.

MDTAHOE

Avic D3 is way more money than I want to spend.

vrso2

look at eBay. There is a gay selling D1 with upgrade to D3 with 80GB HDD. Not bad.

MDTAHOE

I bought the Pioneer AVH-p3200bt and installed it. I recommend this radio to anyone looking for a upgrade. It fit in perfectly looks like it was there from the factory. The only down fall was no rear USB port (only on front). I have a extra Ipod Nano that I kept hooked up in the glove box. I removed the radio took it apart and located the circuit board that had the USB port attached to it. I bought a USB extension cable, cut the male end off, stripped the wire and soldered it to the circuit board. I ran it out an existing hole it the back of the radio and over to my glove box.