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Subject: OK, Becker/HarmonKardon has about 2 dozen Traffic Pro 4771 units remaining
Author: davidc (moderator) : member since December, 2003 : 10551 posts
Posted on: 2006-02-28 15:05:47

This looks pretty good to me.

The 4771 is the BMW-labeled model, with matching display color for BMW interiors/instruments and support for I-BUS compatible CD changers and steering wheel controls (not something we'd need on an e32, but nice to have if you decide to move it to a newer BMW at a later date). It fits in the standard DIN radio opening and includes the GPS antenna which one would mount somewhere under the dash, probably near the center vent grill.

I spoke with the company today and the cost, individually, is $599, including the latest 2.0 software/map CD's, which were released in November, 2004. They don't plan to do any more map updates, though. We'd also need a $50 adapter cable to connect to our radio wiring harness.

If we can get 10 buyers, the cost drops to $425 each.

The 4771 includes an aux input so you can connect an ipod or satellite radio, and it also features line-level outputs if you're using an aftermarket amplifier.

Here's a link to more information about the units, with photos.

http://www.waycoolinc.com/z3/01/081501/becker.html

David Cecil

'97 740iL, 132k miles
'92 750iL, 82k miles
'89 735i, 170k miles, rare 5-speed tranny (current restoration project)
'86 735i, 100k miles


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