REPLACE Your RV Sound System with NEW Technology | Android Car Stereo

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The sound system in the old 2006 Flagstaff had to go. In this video I show you how to upgrade your old sound system to a new system that has great sound and all of the new technology that you would expect like Bluetooth, WIFI, aux input, etc. The new stereo also came with a backup camera (not needed) and a remote (needed) so you can easily change modes or turn the volume up/down from anywhere in the RV.

It wasn't hard to take out the old stereo. Just be sure to get the wiring harness from the old stereo. You'll need this to connect the old one with the new one so you can easily plug into the system.

I'm very please with the functionality of the Podofo. This was a very inexpensive solution that just works.

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