How does the AVIC-N1 compare to the P9 Combo?

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Aug 3, 2004 | 03:50 PM

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MDXMan

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Well I have a screen factory from Acura that is for navigation. How would that be possible for them to sell a product in ontario that was illegal in ontario?

Aug 3, 2004 | 04:29 PM

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defro13

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Originally posted by Sassmaster:
In Ontario, if a screen is in any way visible to the driver, for navigation or not, it is dangerous driving. Someone around here got pulled over for it not long ago and got the book thrown at him.

what if its factory installed nav, like the mercedes and so on, is it illegal to sell the vehicles, or is it the guns and bullets rational, its legal to sell guns and bullets but illegal to shoot someone

Aug 6, 2004 | 06:04 PM

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I believe that the screen has to be disabled unless the parking brake is on, or the car is in park.

Aug 18, 2004 | 05:38 PM

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Pioneer Guy

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Hey Silver,

It looks like this discussion got a little off topic but I would agree with everyone else in that this is not a fair comparison. The DEX-P9 & DEQ-P9 will provide excellent sound quality as well as tremendous tuning capability. The AVIC-N1 is still a great performing piece but not to the level of the P9's. If you are still looking for mobile multimedia options, you could run the audio portion of the AVIC-N1 through the P9 system & still have the rear seat option as well. It'll take a little work with some adapters but that's what Pioneer uses in their demo truck currently. Hope this helps!