Yes and Yes. The unit was tested by Metra in my personal vehicle and has been in there for months working flawlessly. ;-) I give this thing the stamp of approval.Didn't know about the metra steering control adapter until last night. Anybody used this yet? Wondering if this is better than the pac modules.
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here is the comparison....I just installed the pac module and it works pretty darn good, except for a a few tiny bugs....the volume sometimes continues to go up all the way when i press the volume up button a few times....don't know what it is, but I'm curious to know if that Metra piece is any better...a comparison would be sweet!!!!!!!!!!
On top of the fact that it is supposed to be a great piece, Zach might be slightly....ummmmm.....BIASED!! LOLit has worked great for months, and it is super responsive. no lag in buttons presses and radio responce. no extra resistors to have to put in line with wires no programming to do... it is nice. oh and it has been physically tested in practically every if not every honda out there that has steering wheel controls. the list of other cars it works with grows daily too, so you could use in in your next car more than likely.
hey just cause i know the guys personally doesnt mean it isnt an awesome piece. ;-) and besides, since the testing was done on my personal vehicle i can personally stand behind it.On top of the fact that it is supposed to be a great piece, Zach might be slightly....ummmmm.....BIASED!! LOL
Yea, I know, I was justhey just cause i know the guys personally doesnt mean it isnt an awesome piece. ;-) and besides, since the testing was done on my personal vehicle i can personally stand behind it.
I know the guys at PAC and scosche too, and they also make some great stuff, but this ASWC is the poo poo. :grin:
factory does track skip, volume up and down, and mode. it is programmed to do the same from metra after it autodetects it is in an element, or you can manually set it up to do anything you want from the list on the instructions.Yea, I know, I was just![]()
I was curious...what functions does the oem control support?