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Question: do I need to have a professional installer to install this equipment or can I install it my self replacing my old one?
Document: I have found that my poineer cassette player was a  good purchase price wise and quality wise  Easy to install gives good quality sound and i would surely buy another one .
It's a digital volume control & I have run into situations where one setting was too quiet & the next higher volume setting was too loud. It is relatively easy to change radio stations while driving thanks to the preset buttons.The cassette deck is a great option for all us old fogies who can't bear to give up our cassette tapes!
It was just what I was looking for. Great sound and great reception. Simple to install. Way better than a CD player.
I received the radio right when the car went into the bodyshop. By the time it came out and was ready for me to install it, the warranty on the radio had expired and it didnt work when installed. Make sure you check the sellers policy for returns before buying.
I bought this because I still have a lot of casettes, that I like to listen to when I'm driving. I connected it to a pioneer 12 CD box to listen to discs too, and 4 pioneer speakers and I can only say that my musical enjoyment has improved in 150%. It has a lot of power and really easy to use. The sound is sparkling and crystal clear even for old tapes.
I've had the cassette am-fm player over a month and here's a few thoughts on my experience. I bought it to replace a failingDelco factory am-fm cassette in a 99 S10 pickup. For a small truck the factory cassette had an excellent sound quality, one of the best I've owned but it was starting to have mechanical problems while playing cassettes.
I may still try to find an exact delco replacement and just store this radio for later use. I've read that the factory radios are electronically matched to a vehicle's computer control module starting in 1998 or 1999, so you can't just go out and buy a junkyard radio or new one from elsewhere in all cases.
I haven't driven it at night since replacing the radio but the dial looks well-lit and visible in the daytime.Things I don't care for :  controls are small, hard to see for older folks like me. Cassette eject is a manual, push--in type button. Rewind/fast forward button's roles are reversed,depending on direction of tape travel, confusing.
thanks for the great price and the availability of this deck will not work in one of my cars but will work in the other one
The product was very nice and I wish it would have fitted in my dash, as the product was advertised it would.
Answer: Yes