Pioneer DEQ-7600 EQ

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    Hello. Is anyone familiar with this equalizer? I want to know will it fit in the extra DIN slot we have at the bottom. Also, do I need some sort of kit/brackets to install this unit at the bottom opening or does it just install with what comes with the unit. I am about to order this EQ and I saw an option for a bracket kit that supposedly converts the opening to accept a DIN unit. Please enlighten me. Thanks for any help.
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    I don't think it will fit the din you have at the bottom at all unless you modify it to stick out a little. Maybe flush with the radio. I had a hard enough time fitting a half din with all the rca cables in that slot. But I am sure with some modification, you can get it to fit. Check out the measurements on the eq and compare with the space available. I just eventually ran a alpine head unit with a equilizer built in so I would not need a seperate eq. I had a 96 when I was trying all kinds of audio configurations.
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    On mine there's an amp just inside the opening - not sure about the 96 but assuming the same. Did you remove the amp to get more room in the back of the opening.
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    No, and that might give more room. I just remember that also that from the bottom of the console, it started going up at a angle. My RCA's coming from the back of the eq would always be hard pressed at the back and not so at the bottom.
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    Hey thanks for the feedback. I don't think I'll get it. I think I will go with the JVC EXAD KD SHX900 since it has a built in 7 band EQ. I was trying to keep my Sony tape deck and CD changer because I have a large collection of tapes - I've been out of the game for awhile. Oh well, I guess I will sell all of my old equipment and start new. Again thanks

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