Radio a driving hazard?
 

I take delivery of my BSP tC next week.

I have read in Edmonds’ Inside Line: Stereo Review that "The head unit was probably designed to look like an aftermarket unit, but the result is difficult to operate sitting in a parking lot, and trying to make it work while driving is borderline dangerous..." and it's "Worst Feature: Cluttered head unit covered in small hard-to-read buttons,"

(http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do...3/pageId=60766)

I've looked but found no discussion of this. Is this a problem for anyone but this author? :ponder:

He's full of crap!!!

Walt

Maybe if your 90 years old

the radio is ok, but i REALLY miss a volume "knob". the buttons make it a pain when you're driving. That's really my only complaint with it.

....aftermarket head unit.......problem solved.....

If you can't operate the stock head unit without hardly looking after once or twice in the car, you really don't need to be driving.

:relief: Thanks

I didn't have a problem with it.

lol...interesting review

that's what happens when old people do the reviews.