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<blockquote data-quote="onthebrink" data-source="post: 8277689" data-attributes="member: 661647">I currently have a factory Chevy radio with XM and 6 disc changer. It has the Bose upgrade. I have steering wheel controls, ON star and a small radio in my second row for the kids.It does NOT have bluetooth or an aux connection for my ipod.It&#039;s messing up and I need to replace it.My options are: another factory deck, that way my second row radio will still work. I won&#039;t need extra adapters for my steering wheel or ON Star. But of course I still won&#039;t have bluetooth either.OR I could buy a new after market radio with bluetooth but I will have to buy extra adapters for my steering wheel controls and ON star AND my second row radio won&#039;t work anymore. My kids listen to it a lot with headphones.My husband has a nice Kenwood Double Din that I LOVE but I also love having my second row radio also.Thoughts? Which would you pick and why?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="onthebrink, post: 8277689, member: 661647"] I currently have a factory Chevy radio with XM and 6 disc changer. It has the Bose upgrade. I have steering wheel controls, ON star and a small radio in my second row for the kids. It does NOT have bluetooth or an aux connection for my ipod. It's messing up and I need to replace it. My options are: another factory deck, that way my second row radio will still work. I won't need extra adapters for my steering wheel or ON Star. But of course I still won't have bluetooth either. OR I could buy a new after market radio with bluetooth but I will have to buy extra adapters for my steering wheel controls and ON star AND my second row radio won't work anymore. My kids listen to it a lot with headphones. My husband has a nice Kenwood Double Din that I LOVE but I also love having my second row radio also. Thoughts? Which would you pick and why? [/QUOTE]

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