I am looking for an original NA1 radio for my 1991. Please let me know if you have one.
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OEM Honda / Acura NSX Bose Radio / Audio - MITA Motorsports | NSX, S2000, Integra Specialists
Introducing the brand new original audio deck, a high-quality replacement for the audio deck that came with the NSX since the first generation NA1. This head unit is designed to work seamlessly with your factory Bose speakers, which are found on the sides of your door panel, to provide you with...
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I would be interested in your broken one if the face is still good.
I will let you know if I manage to find one. I would like to keep the original sound if possible. I am also looking to see if I can find the internal boards that I can have rebuilt.
If yours is broken and you're willing to spend the money, ask for Daryl at Willman's electronics in Texas. Assuming he's still doing the swap, you send him your junked stock head unit and he replaces the boards with modern stuff and wires all the controls and such to work with the face buttons from the stock unit.
That’s what I'm looking to do.
I want to attempt to swap in modern guts on an old unit. I found some units designed specifically for retro fits. It would lose the tape deck function and presets (I’m ok with) but gain the ability for Bluetooth all while looking completely stock. There’s even a custom lighting setup so you can manipulate the color and brightness of the digital readout to match the car’s original orangey display. I believe they were designed for hot rods. The NSX head unit is massive there’s plenty of room to fit the entire unit designed to be stuffed up under a dash somewhere.
Unfortunately I sold my stock head unit when I put my double din in. I wouldn’t mind the OEM look of it had a Bluetooth option and ability to accept my Amp inputs and aftermarket speakers.
I want to attempt to swap in modern guts on an old unit. I found some units designed specifically for retro fits. It would lose the tape deck function and presets (I’m ok with) but gain the ability for Bluetooth all while looking completely stock. There’s even a custom lighting setup so you can manipulate the color and brightness of the digital readout to match the car’s original orangey display. I believe they were designed for hot rods. The NSX head unit is massive there’s plenty of room to fit the entire unit designed to be stuffed up under a dash somewhere.
Unfortunately I sold my stock head unit when I put my double din in. I wouldn’t mind the OEM look of it had a Bluetooth option and ability to accept my Amp inputs and aftermarket speakers.
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How much would you like, shipped to AZ?
Was originally asking $500 plus shipping for both head unit and changer but just realized I don’t have the main cradle/brackets for the cd changer….i’ll do $475+ shipping . Will need an address to give an accurate quote..
Thanks
Thanks
Head unit/cd changer sold
