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USB "is" a neccesary option these days...
USB was my main reason as was the cost here of $90. Sure, I have Bluetooth in the Iphone 5s but when I'm traveling, Bluetooth doesn't charge. Tried many of those "FM transmitters" which are less then what they should be for quality sound plus you have to tinker with the settings when static comes in. Plus with USB, it charges, plays anything from the phone AND whether it be MP3, Pandora, IHeart, TuneIn, etc...the RDS displays the song title and singers. All while using the steering wheel controls.
So this Sony G3100UP was the ticket for my 2005 Camry with factory AM/FM/CD player...not a JBL system either. Had the Camry since new but don't need nor want a newer car so this upgrade was the fix.
Used the Axxess ASWC-1 to connect steering controls. Works automatically. Just hit the reset button and wait for the light to flicker green from red. Also used the Metra 70-8114 so no wire cutting on the steering controls. Also used the Scosche TA1468B / TA1468 single din dash kit. Plastic like most but fits the best. Flexes to make a smooth finish to OEM dash cover plate. And don't forget the Scosche TA02B to connect the radio to factory harness. There are some splicings here but start with wire nuts until you know all things work. Then go ahead and use butt connectors. Tape up the loose non-used ones too.
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