Review on 🚘 Soundstream VR-623B Bluetooth Car CD DVD Receiver with 6.2 Inch Touchscreen, High Resolution TFT LCD, Hands-Free Calls, Audio Streaming, USB, AUX, SD Card Inputs, LED RGB Colors, AM/FM Radio Stereo by Drew Cage

So far, so good! I installed it on my 2004 Suburban and quickly found that I needed to purchase a few items to install it. I have a Bose system so I had to buy a CRUX SOCGM-17B GM Class II head. Block replacement interface with reinforced Bose system. The unit doesn't come with a faceplate mount, so I had to buy one. Metra Electronics 95-2001 dual din install kit for some 1990 and later GM vehicles I also found that GM thought it would be good to replace the standard size radio antenna that has always been around with a smaller size for their stock stereos, so I had to buy antenna adapter Metra 40-GM10 GM. Face mount to sit flush to tighten the mounting screws. I used some small nuts and installed the mounting bolts, connected them, worked great. sounds better than stock, but the menu is a bit complex at first. Enjoy your new stereo!