Does anyone know if "Marine" grade headunits are the standard DIN size
of regular car headunits? I came across a marine grade headunit by MB
Quart on the internet, and it looks like a very nice unit. It has all
the features I am looking for in a headunit. The only thing I am unsure
about is if it will fit in my DIN opening.

The model I am talking about can be found he
http://www.mbquart.com/2003/en_US/pr...od el=NRA+450

I've never heard of an MB quart head unit before, but I found one just
yesterday on the internet, howver it resembled a Rockford Fosgate deck more
than i could believe. Something smells fishy here.


"Mr. D" wrote in message
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Does anyone know if "Marine" grade headunits are the standard DIN size
of regular car headunits? I came across a marine grade headunit by MB
Quart on the internet, and it looks like a very nice unit. It has all
the features I am looking for in a headunit. The only thing I am unsure
about is if it will fit in my DIN opening.

The model I am talking about can be found he

http://www.mbquart.com/2003/en_US/pr...nits.asp?isArc
hive=&cat=nautic&series=nautic%20series%20source%2 0units&strt=1&model=NRA+45
0

The MBQ unit is DIN and will fit in a DIN opening.


it resembled a Rockford Fosgate deck more
than i could believe. Something smells fishy here

Open the windows on your brain.

RF owns MBQ.

Well that shows how great my memory is turning out.


"Quigmeister Quigolator Quiganology" wrote in
message ...
The MBQ unit is DIN and will fit in a DIN opening.


it resembled a Rockford Fosgate deck more
than i could believe. Something smells fishy here

Open the windows on your brain.

RF owns MBQ.

i installed a kenwood marine and its the same DIN size as an automotive


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