MarcDC

Thanks man!

I don't have much to add here other than the bluetooth phone quality with my Z120BT sucks too. I've had to go back to the jawbone as well.

I took my car to Hurley's Auto Audio in VA to do the work. They are a great shop and I'd highly recommend them to anyone in the area. They have a ton of experience working on Porsches and the install is definitely one of the better ones I've seen. It's so clean that people often ask me if my car came with that Nav unit stock. I'm using 3 piece Focal Polyglass speakers in the front and an Alpine PDX-F6 driving all the speakers. I love the NAV unit but I do have a couple of complaints: 1) I wish the NAV graphics were better 2) I wish there was an easier way to move around the map once y

Thank you for the info, I'll be sure to pass that along to the installer. Honestly, this was incredibly helpful. I'm gonna do more research on the forum about some of the install notes you all have just to make sure I fully understand what's involved. Also, as soon as I get the iPhone 4G, I'll be sure to report back how well it handles video and audio connectivity with the Z120. Thanks again sir.

Hi all, First off I just want to thank everyone on this forum for helping me make the decision to go with the new Z120BT. I was thinking of selling my '06 Cayman S as it has 48k on the clock and I wanted something with nav, bt, an ipod hookup, backup camera, etc. The more I thought about it, the more I realized that I love this car and an aftermarket headunit would solve all my problems. I think I've read damn near every thread and news update about the new headunit, as well as watched all the videos; this forum, and especially VBlue, have been an incredible resource for me so thanks agai