I'm thinking of getting this head unit. It's a double-din cd/cassette receiver. I doubt I'll use the cassette though. It looks very cool. Too bad there aren't any night time pics of this unit. Yes, it's expensive, but I think I can use Crutchfield's 4 payment plan option, that would help out a bit.

That unit pretty cool and stuff, do they make one without the cassette option. And what are the numbers for it does it have 4V outs or 2V. And how much in total?

How much is the double den deck going to cost?

This unit cost about $1000, that's why I said it's expensive. I used the 4 payment plan option, so the payment would be cut into 4 installments; that help a bit. And no, I don't think there's one like this without a cassette option. Here's some numbers on this head unit:

Key Features:
motorized, 3-position face
Supertuner III
three sets of 2-volt preamp outputs
sub-out low-pass crossover (selectable 50/80/125 Hz, 18 dB/octave) with level control
DSP/Auto EQ
4-mode listening position selector
MOSFET45
full-logic
Dolby B
CD changer controls
CD Text
disc title memory for 48 discs (100 discs with compatible changer)
cellular phone mute
wireless remote
22 watts RMS/45 peak x 4 channels
CD frequency response 5-20,000 Hz
tape frequency response 30-19,000 Hz
CD signal-to-noise ratio 92 dB
tape signal-to-noise ratio 67 dB
FM sensitivity 10 dBf
1-year warranty

i just saw that reciever at http://www.etronics.com for $699.99, shipping starts at $15(UPS ground). if you really want that reciever, look around for better deals, $1000 is its retail price, you can always find it cheaper somewhere else. and if you're worried about the site, dont worry, i've bought plenty of stuff from then, with no problems. here's a link to the reciever:
http://www.etronics.com/listproducts...CD%5FReceivers

Slick: Thanks for telling me about that site. The heck with Crutchfield now.