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Old 01-07-2016, 11:12 PM   #1
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2012 Seneca Dash Stereo

We just bought a 2012 Seneca 37FS and I can't seem to find anything about the stereo and have done multiple internet searches. Does any one know what the brand of Stereo is they use is in the front dash? I am trying to figure out the model and if it has the option of a Remote? It seems to have an inferred receiver. Thanks for your help!
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Picture or faceplate name?
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Old 01-08-2016, 09:01 AM   #3
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That's the problem... There is no name anywhere on the unit. My only other guess is to take the dash apart and try to figure it out from there.
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Is that a picture of the actual display?
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Is that a picture of the actual display?
Yup, that is the actual Stereo that came with it....

I have even contacted Jayco directely with the VIN # and the most they would tell me is to contact my Local deal for details...?
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It could be an Xite system, their website is: Xite Solutions North America

See if that looks like your unit.
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Is this an accurate view of the front and buttons?
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Is this an accurate view of the front and buttons?

Yes, Very Similar... I assume that my system is original and from 2012 so slightly different.
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Is this an accurate view of the front and buttons?
Robbbyr.... You are the Man! This is it! I even found the owner’s manual online. Thanks so much for your help!
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You might try contacting Riverpark Inc., they are a distributor of mobile electronics based in Elkhart IN. (big surprise!). RiverPark

They are a distributor of the Xite line and may be able to help with a remote. I do believe the remote was an "optional premium accessory" for units such as yours.

I did a lot of research on Senecas before I bought mine. I thought I might go used so I looked at the 2012 models-on. Ended up buying new, but my research time wasn't wasted.
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I think it may be a AUDIOVOX Here's a link to the owners manual http://www.jayco.com/files/downloads...ilename_40.pdf

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Speedy,

Don't know if you saw my posting. But having been in the dash of the Freightliner M-2, can't imaging much of a change from 2012 to 2015.

http://www.jaycoowners.com/forums/f5...15n-32710.html
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Speedy,

Don't know if you saw my posting. But having been in the dash of the Freightliner M-2, can't imaging much of a change from 2012 to 2015.

http://www.jaycoowners.com/forums/f5...15n-32710.html
great info! Thanks! I am going to add an amplifier and custom sub box so this was much needed.
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I added a powered Alpine subwoofer (Alpine) to my Seneca, really filled-in the missing bass from the stock dash speakers. Fit very nicely under the passenger seat. Has a remote level control so I can dial up the "thumping" when desired. Doesn't help as much when using the stereo for the front TV, a sound bar is in the works to help out with that soon. I also added Sirius to my Clarion head unit with a "trucker" mast mount antenna mounted to the right side mirror bracket. Works very well with few dropouts on my trips to New England and IL.

Thinking that the dash speakers are next in my quest for better sound.
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Your statement - "I also added Sirius to my Clarion head unit with a "trucker" mast mount antenna mounted to the right side mirror bracket. Works very well with few dropouts on my trips to New England and IL".

I am really surprised that you got good results with the trucker mast antenna. That is what I wanted to do and boy the blockage here in Florida was immediate. If the bubble of the overhead bunk was in the way of the "line of sight" to the satellite, the blockage was immediate.

Wonder if there is a "splitter" that could be used to put a trucker's mast antenna on each mirror?

Getting good results with the hockey puck antenna on the roof of the coach. I guess the answer is don't try to fix what isn't broke.
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