new 2010 LS Hoe with stock stereo

[Modded]

Either the DNX7160 or DNX9960 are good.
Also all you need to install is a Pac OS-3 or OS-4 for factory integration of the aftermarket HU (the OS-4 is better) and a PAC SWI-JACK, which is the PAC adapter that plugs into the OS-4 direct (real easy to install) to maintain steering controls. And then you will also need a dash kit that fits these Tahoes.

 

[felixgun]

i had a bose 6 disc factory gm radio and changed it out with a pioneer avic-z110bt. It's their flagship model with built in parot bluetooth audio/phone controls with mic included, SD card/DVD slot's behind the 7" mechanical fold down screen and is very clean looking. Built in nav, great interface, and super fast (fast meaning responsive... i've had 5 screens in my lifetime and this is on a whole different level then the past pioneer/alpine screens i've had). It also has a built in EQ and can control a sub on it's own if you happen to get a sub. I just stuck with my factory bose speakers and got the head unit and added the nd-bc4 rear cam/msn direct tuner/HD radio as the add-ons. All in all, i would do it again...

 

[nikski9098]

felixgun, i tried sending you a pm but cant since i have only 4 posts....(stupid rule) but.... I was basically asking what else would i have to buy exactly besides the head unit exactly to have it up and running perfectly for bluetooth, xm, steering wheel all works how its supposed to, camera etc....

thanks

 

[ptwat]

felixgun, i tried sending you a pm but cant since i have only 4 posts....(stupid rule) but.... I was basically asking what else would i have to buy exactly besides the head unit exactly to have it up and running perfectly for bluetooth, xm, steering wheel all works how its supposed to, camera etc....

thanks

This all depends on the HU you get and what is in your Tahoe but in my case:
Pioneer HU Z120BT
PAC OS4 to preserve Onstar and interface to GM lan and break out all the speakers and other GMLAN signals (e.g. VSS)
PAC SWI-PS (integrates will with OS-4) preserve steering wheel controls
GMRVD preserves Rear Seat Entertainment controls/screen/headphones
Metra BACKUPCAM to preserve stock backup cam
A lot of soldering and connection management to make the harnesses to fit with each other.

All this costs ~$1K if you are careful where/when you buy what.