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Anonymous | http://ecoustics.pricegrabber.com/search_attrib.php?page_id=159&sortby=rating&ve ndors%5B%5D=PNO&popup1%5B%5D=0&popup1_attr_id%5B%5D=112&popup2%5B%5D=0&popup2_at tr_id%5B%5D=514&popup3%5B%5D=0&popup3_attr_id%5B%5D=518&popup5%5B%5D=0&form_keyw ord=&lo_p=0&hi_p=130&Update+Results=Update+Results I have my eyes on the 2600 |
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Silver Member Username: Rob315Cuse, NY U.S. Post Number: 189 Registered: Jan-05 | DEH P4700MP....atleast it plays MP3's and it isnt even that much more...id go with that one. |
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Anonymous | thank you but that is a little too much for my price range because of the shipping what would be the second best choice to go with i really dont care about my head unit playing mp3's because i dont have any mp3 formatted cd's and what is the automatic gain control does that like make sure my speakers dont sound like they are bubbling ? |
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Anonymous | get the one that ISIN'T a pioneer. |
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Anonymous | why get one that isint a pioneer i thought pioneer is good |
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the sneaky ninja Unregistered guest | I'm just not a pioneer fan. They are definatley top of the line as far as sound and quality. But, I think they are too complicated to operate. Too much button pressing to do things as compared to other brands i've had. Alpine, Kenwood, Clarion, I found those to be easier to operate and just as good. But that is just my opinion. My advise to you is to take a trip to some local stores that sell car audio and see what you like. |