Head units - help me pick one!
#21
wow they really do make a bypass, but basicly thats just a low current relay as near as i can tell, just solid state stuff.
#22
I have no experience with indash GPS and DVD units...I've only worked with I guess what should now be considered "old school" head units? Just the straight up, used to run an Alpine.
Anyways, I assume the sound quality out of these $600 mega-units is pretty **** good? Do they just work normally when hooking up to an AFTERMARKET amplifier and aftermarket speakers (I will be rerunning all the speaker wiring, etc when I replace the stock system)? What about subs? I did not see the RCA hook ups on these units?
Anyways, I assume the sound quality out of these $600 mega-units is pretty **** good? Do they just work normally when hooking up to an AFTERMARKET amplifier and aftermarket speakers (I will be rerunning all the speaker wiring, etc when I replace the stock system)? What about subs? I did not see the RCA hook ups on these units?
#24
Personally, I love Kenwood. Great sound & I have had minimal problems, mostly was my last head unit. It had a rotating keypad that the cold Chicago weather just eventually took it's toll on. I upgraded to the GPS in dash unit, DNX-9140. It's a great unit, my only gripe is it doesn't offer gapless playback (what decade are they living in).
Anyway, that's pretty pricey. If you want a solid cheap unit, Sony Xplod offers pretty good sound for a relatively low price. You can get one for as low as 80-90 bucks. My cousin paired one with Xplode 6x9s & it sounded like he had subs. I was shocked the first time I heard him pull up because I honestly thought he had gotten some 12s.
Anyway, that's pretty pricey. If you want a solid cheap unit, Sony Xplod offers pretty good sound for a relatively low price. You can get one for as low as 80-90 bucks. My cousin paired one with Xplode 6x9s & it sounded like he had subs. I was shocked the first time I heard him pull up because I honestly thought he had gotten some 12s.
#25
This is true, but a lot of times the more expensive unit offers a wider frequency range and clearer sound. They usually also tend to offer more options in regards to customizing the sound. Still, you can find really good units for pretty cheap.
#26
not really, any deck over 200$ is going to sound about the same as pioneers 1000$ deck. this all aside, i just picked up the sony 770bt from their new line, just installed it...kind of a pain with the external GPS unit, but very handy, very stable platform, ive been tweaking around on it, i havnt found anything i dont really dislike about it at all. its a strong sable unit, for a very good price, sony did good by this unit, thats for sure! :
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