Bybyte double din All-in-one; Subaru

Okay so I just can't stay away. After selling all my partially compete stuff I went ahead and bought new to try again.

I've given up on the fold out radio/monitors (previously the xenarc mdt-x7000).

And replaced it with this:

bybyte with mini-touch 700

via p-830 with dual mini-pcie card slot daughter board.

intel SSD (so I can run win XP)

directed HD radio and the mitch JS cable

tda7805 amplifier with de-noiser circuit.

I'm leaning towards the DC-DC usb because it's scriptable and i can use v-aux as the remote turn on for the amp.
Also next paycheck will be the new intel b/g/n bluetooth adapter.
Putting it all together will be a bear, biggest PITA will be finding the proprietary connectors these jokers used.

ByByte's 2nd generation box with the monitor pre-installed looks hella nice!

If you find that Via mobo isn't giving you enough performance, you can try getting Zotac ad10 plus (a small SFF all-in-one, similar to the one I used, only more powerful), getting it out of the case and trying to install that. I was always curious how the performance of those boards compare to dual core Atoms and Zacate processors

Really interested in seeing how you go with the P830.
I have one of the original Pico boards and I am in 2 minds about needing an upgrade.
Will be watching your progress.

Very interested in how the VIA board works out for you too. What front end are you planning to run with it?

Ah sorry for not posting pics. The boards are installed. I need to do a quick write up for everyone.

Big notes with the p830, you have to purchase (and then return :) ) the 300$ molex .2mm pin crimper for those pins. Even then I still have a little noise in my vga lines.

The DC-DC is the only power supply which will fit, and they're assholes. You can't invert the amplifier anti thump and they won't do a quick code update for it.

The via board usb pin specifications are incorrect, pin 15 on the usb does NOT supply +5. Bloody tossers