Im looking for a car stereo?
03-10-2009, 08:20 PM
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Im looking for a car stereo?
WONDERING WHAT KIND OF DECK I SHOULD BUY ??
I am looking for something with bletooth, usb port, aux input.. Anyone have a idea for me thank you..
I was thinking of these
Boss Audio
PIONEER
JVC
I am looking for something with bletooth, usb port, aux input.. Anyone have a idea for me thank you..
I was thinking of these
Boss Audio
PIONEER
JVC
03-10-2009, 09:13 PM
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Kenwood Excelon. http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/online/selective-sound/150960-jan-feb-winter-clearance-sale.html <<< Link.
The 2nd one down, I've seen/heard in action. My fiancee has it in her 2008 Accent. I've recommended this unit before (about 10 minutes ago) and I'll recommend it again. Its a very nice unit. If this vendor still sells it at that price, you'd be hard pressed to find something that offers more, for less money. 2 year warranty too...
The 2nd one down, I've seen/heard in action. My fiancee has it in her 2008 Accent. I've recommended this unit before (about 10 minutes ago) and I'll recommend it again. Its a very nice unit. If this vendor still sells it at that price, you'd be hard pressed to find something that offers more, for less money. 2 year warranty too...
03-10-2009, 09:27 PM
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The Kenwood is a good unit, want one that kills it though, look at the Eclipse CD3200.
ECLIPSE CD/USB Multi-Source Receiver with Bluetooth wireless technology CD3200 | Fujitsu Ten
ECLIPSE CD/USB Multi-Source Receiver with Bluetooth wireless technology CD3200 | Fujitsu Ten
03-10-2009, 09:38 PM
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MR2NR, what does that Eclipse unit retail for?
Panther, how far do you plan on taking your system? The Eclipse has a 5V preout, as opposed to the Kenwood's 4V. If you're hooking up an amplifier to power after-market speakers at some point, the stronger source signal from the Eclipse will allow you to set the input sensitivity on the amp to reduce "extra" noise.
Panther, how far do you plan on taking your system? The Eclipse has a 5V preout, as opposed to the Kenwood's 4V. If you're hooking up an amplifier to power after-market speakers at some point, the stronger source signal from the Eclipse will allow you to set the input sensitivity on the amp to reduce "extra" noise.
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