Im lookin at purchasing a mp3 head unit soon.. anyone know of any others (made by decent brands with warranties that i wont be weary of) other than aiwa & clarion?

Any recommendations? thanks..

 

EXCEPT THE KENWOOD [img] http://www.prism.gatech.edu/~gte671n/mymax.html [img]

<a href="http://crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/S-MUWhFyviDmk/ProdPic.asp?i=113Z919&a=&o=">Kenwood eXcelon Z919 CD/CDR MP3 Receiver

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I forgot that i pasted it by accident

 

Rockford Fosgate has an MP3 "changer", that works with Rockford Fosgate head units.

 

that doesnt sound like an option. why the hell would you want a mp3 changer? "yah, ive got 50000 hours of music in my trunk, wanna ride? "

 

http://hardware.mp3.com/hardware/fea...rs/?cp=hw_main

MP3.com has a list of current MP3 players for the car. I have the Kenwood Z919 and it works great. I've tried many mp3's ranging from 96-128kbps bitstream files all the way up to 320kbps at 48khz, and even variable bit rated mp3's. Anyway, it's a great player, great quality. I highly recommend it if MP3's are your thing (and you have a CD-burner). One thing that kinda sucks is when you change tracks. It takes about 2-3 seconds for the next track to play (not instant like CDs). Besides that, being able to have one CD with all the music you love (150+) songs is really nice. You could put them in different directories according to genre and switch between them depending on your mood =D, anyway, hope this helps.

 

Under the assumption that a normal person would simply say "thanks", I punched your reply into my A-hole/English translator. It came back with this translation: "Dear jsmiam: While your posting does not meet my needs at this time, I do appreciate you taking the time to reply to my posting. After all, isn't that Discussion Forums and Online Communities are all about? Thanks again, and have a nice day. Sincerely, OgreDave"

 

Im sorry you had a bad day and cant take that sorta comment, even with all the smiles i left in there... sheesh.. whats clamped to yer nuts.

 

there is also an aiwa, around $240 i dont know the model #

 

Yah, i mentioned it in my first post, but thanks.. btw thanks to 99dustmagnet too.. didnt wanna step on ne1's nuts.

Im wonderin how well that aiwa one works, i know someone on the .org has it, just gotta remember who it is, n buggem

 

its the same guy that has 3 custom gauges built into his dash

 

I suppose I could ask the same of you now, since my first reply to you also had smiles in it. Anyway... I'm done.

 

Try this link:

http://forum.sounddomain.com/forum/s...Continue=False

Which goes to the results of a search I did on http://www.sounddomain.com It seems that there should be some nice stuff coming out.

Best regards,

tony

 

thx for the link.. the reviews are on/off about the aiwa, tho they did bring up an interesting concept.. using it as a second hu .. crazy.

but i do have double din.. itd just look so weird..