Kenwoods's prone to skipping
#2
Whatever deck you decide on, I would get at least one year warranty coverage on top of the mnaufacturer's coverage, always a good plan, imo. Not sure about the Kenwood, maybe a dealer could answer that one.....
#4
I bought a used kenwood from a friend after he got in an accident (he had bought it a year prior, I used it for a year and then sold it to a guy in my class who has been in an accident with it and it is four years old now and still runs great never a problem with it.
#5
I have a KDC 216S Kenwood, lower model line deck. It started skipping after a year, but of course it would, it only skips when i hit a big pothole. Otherwise, it works like a charm.
[ March 28, 2004, 01:16 PM: Message edited by: Mr Z ]
[ March 28, 2004, 01:16 PM: Message edited by: Mr Z ]
#9
all cd players will begin to skip over time
lasers deterorate and no longer read as well as they used to
from what i have seen all of them do it over time
i have had customers complain of skipping only to find that the unit is not securly mounted
lasers deterorate and no longer read as well as they used to
from what i have seen all of them do it over time
i have had customers complain of skipping only to find that the unit is not securly mounted