FS USED Kenwood DDX9906XR

FS Kenwood DDX9906XR works perfectly, upgraded to a 1057, it will be out of the truck in the next hour.
Looking for 500.00, plus shipping was over 1000.

The GPS antenna, one USB extension and microphone are new (using the ones from the 9906 that are in the truck, they are the sam from the 1057)

The power & speaker connector is unused except for the ground, power & always on power leads.

https://www.crutchfield.com/S-vlFX9...GqMCz1KNSt3V2IDjCs_vepma3OQCZLi0aAoI_EALw_wcB



Kenwood Excelon DDX9906XR



Superior wireless phone integration
The Kenwood Excelon DDX9906XR DVD receiver expands the ever-growing options for connecting smartphones wirelessly by including wireless Android Auto™, wireless Apple CarPlay™, and Bluetooth™. Kenwood also includes lots of music options, as well as the superior sound quality and immersive sound-sculpting settings that personifies their Excelon Series. You can control the entire show using its gorgeous high definition 6.8" touchscreen display. Kenwood also backs up this receiver with a 2-year warranty.

Take the phone out of your hand
Get the awesome convenience of Android Auto or Apple CarPlay without having to plug in. This Kenwood multimedia receiver features a built-in Wi-Fi connection, so all you have to do is get in and go. Your phone can stay put. The receiver and your smartphone link right up and you're ready to roll with all the voice-control wonderfulness that Android Auto and Apple CarPlay bring to driving. (Find out more at www.android.com/auto and www.apple.com/ios/carplay.) In addition, the DDX9906XR offers wireless screen mirroring for select Android phones, which lets you select apps directly from the Kenwood touchscreen.

And when your phone needs some juice, plug it in, and you'll still get access to all your navigation, phone calls, weather, text messages, and all your music through simple controls and voice commands you're familiar with while your battery charges.

(Please check the Details tab to ensure your Android device works with wireless Android Auto.)




Discontinued but basically the same as this unit:

https://www.crutchfield.com/p_113DDX9907/Kenwood-Excelon-DDX9907XR.html?tp=20217

 

Just messaged you… thanks
Jim

 

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Yup, there are many people with gen 2.5 & double din radios like this. You can click on the links in my post & go to Crutchfield & input your vehicle info in & it will tell you that it fits & what you need to make it work for you.

 

The radio was out last night, for full transparency, I needed to use the brake wire to test the ROKU so there are 4 stripped wires, all the rest are untouched.

 

Thanks, by “stripped”, how much is missing? Just the end casing around the end of the wires? I’m trying to find an Rr2 iDatalink like you mentioned but they’re out of stock at crutchfield and other spots. Will keep looking. How much will it cost to ship to 28078?

 

Amazon has the Maestro RR. You don't need the RR2 unless you want user programmable buttons.

 

I removed the 1/16th" end of the 4 wires (pictured) to be able to use the cable to set up the unit on my desk, initially I said just power, constant & ground before I needed park to access the HDMI port.

I'd do 520 shipped and I can ship tomorrow if I'm paid before the mailman comes about noon.

The thing I like alot about the RR2 is bluetooth flashing, not having to open up the dash is worth it's weight in gold.

 

I’m selling an RR and the harness on the 2.5 gen marketplace. I can sell just the RR if the harness doesn't work for your truck.

 

This. Wish I had the RR2.

 

Yes, the BT option would be great, but you can also just shove the RR up under the center speaker grille (not sure if this is a thing for the sequoia?) so that you can pull the RR there and tweak as needed. I’ve done the reprogramming a couple times this way.

 

The cord for the Maestro is super short and my laptop is gimongous

 

Sequoia has the same dash as 07-13 Tundra, if the speaker weren't there it would be doable. I'm happy doing it via BT.

lol

 

Any quality micro USB cord will work.

 

Nope. Tried a different one and the Maestro couldn't be detected. It would only work with the one supplied.

 

Good to know...I better dig mine out. I'm doing my install tomorrow.

 

You’ve got a bad cable then. I’ve used at least 6 different cables from my stash without issue. You also need to have the RR completely disconnected from the stereo/power harnesses in order for WebLink to see it.

 

I tried 3 cables. The Maestro was programmed using my desktop so completely detached from my radio.

 

I have used numerous good micro USBs on iDatalink devices, gotta be a bad cable if it does not work.

Between not wanting to dig into my dash & hating to touch working wiring (I was sweating bullets digging in there yesterday for the R&R & not just because it was 104/40% humidity) lol I'm happy for BT flashing. Oddly although they are arguably the same except for big screen/no CD I had no rear speakers until I gave it the 1057 flash.

I was worried I had wired it wrong (even though I literally just moved everything off the 9906 & onto the 1057) Was a serious whew moment when it booted & I had the rears back.

ALSO,

BUMP!

 

Bump

 

Offers?

 

Hmm. Still running stock radio in our 2015 Sequoia...

 

It's a great radio, I just wanted the big screen.

 

We don't need a big floater in the Sequoia. It already has the DVD player on the headliner. I would be more interested in the smaller, closer to stock size HUs.

 

Sold!