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Kenwood DMX5710S 6.8-inch Wireless CarPlay Receiver
- Wireless CarPlay/Android Auto
- 1024 x 600 screen
- Short chassis
$459
Nissans are some of the most common cars on the road around South Gate. We upgrade Altimas, Sentras, Rogues, Frontiers and Titans, and we know how to work with a factory Bose system.
Radio finder
Pick your Nissan model and year to see the radios, speakers and boxes made for it.
Tap your model to text Tony with it filled in. Add the year and trim.
Many Nissans, especially on upper trims, came with Bose. If yours has it, the factory amp and speakers are part of the puzzle. Swap the radio without the right parts and you can end up with weak sound or no sound. We sort that out first.
On base systems, the upgrade path is usually more direct.
Rogue owners mostly want the basics done right. Phone connects fast, calls are clear, and the music has some body to it.
A lot of Altimas and Sentras we see are a few years old with no CarPlay. On many of them, a new receiver goes in with a vehicle-specific dash kit. On some years the climate controls sit in or near the radio panel, which calls for a specific kit or means we keep the factory unit.
Frontiers and Titans are often good candidates for a bigger screen receiver. An integration harness or module can keep steering-wheel controls and, on many models, the factory camera. We confirm that for your year before ordering.
If your Nissan already has a decent screen, you may not need a new radio at all. Sometimes the best money goes into speakers, an amp and a sub. We will tell you straight when that is the smarter move.
Nissan factory speakers are basic. A set of Infinity or JL Audio components up front with a small four-channel amp gives you clear vocals at freeway speed.
For bass, a crew cab Frontier or Titan often has room for a sub behind or under the rear seat. In an Altima, Sentra or Rogue, a down-firing box in the trunk keeps room for groceries.
Security and keyless entry matter in the city. We install Viper systems only. Many newer Nissans are push-to-start, which needs the right bypass for remote start. We also put in backup cameras on older models that never had one.
Trims matter a lot with Nissan. An Altima S and an Altima SL can be very different behind the dash. Tell us the year, make, model and trim. Text (213) 674-9042 and Tony confirms what fits and quotes the install. Gear bought and installed here comes with lifetime labor plus the manufacturer warranty.
Fastest way to a price
Car audio: send the year, make, and model, and Tony gets back to you with what fits and a price. DJ gear: tell Joe the room or the party, like "backyard party, 150 people" or "starter DJ setup," and he will put a setup together.
Often yes, with the right interface for the factory amp. On some models it makes more sense to keep the radio and upgrade around it. We check your year and trim first.
Yes. If you add a screen receiver, a backup camera is an easy add. Text us your year and trim for a quote.
Yes. We install Viper only. Push-to-start models need extra parts for remote start, which we confirm for your car.