which DVD HU looks best when mounted with Microvision Display?

-Dexter

 

I just installed a kenwood execelon to my microvision it works nicely. Proph

 

WAY too subjective of a question. Everyones opinions are gonna vary and there really isnt a 'correct' answer for it.

 

ok let me reformulate mky question: which HU has more EYE candy?

-Dexter

 

on that screen just about anything will look the same

 

The newer DENON units. So clean, so beautiful.

 

Welcome back Dan !

 

Thank-you, Don...feels good to be back.

 

for dvd playback- alpine has this coming soon
http://www.alpine-europe.com/content...A-RECEIVER.htm
http://www.alpine-europe.com/content...ersatility.htm

pioneer...
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pn...567163,00.html

Clarion...
http://www.clarion.com/usa/products/...edia/VS755.htm

 

the alpine is really sweet looking, and it playd VCD yay! I might get into that when it comes out...when does it come out?

-Dexter

 

The Alpine should be out already. I think it's $500 @ Crutchfield. I was going to trade my 9833 in for it, but 2V preouts = teh suck.

IMHO, you're better off running an external DVD player and keeping the audio separate, unless you are going to get a higher end model.

 

which one the DVA-9860R or the other one (swingface)?

-Dexter

 

I think he is referring to the 9860, that one came out on the 8th.

 

i hope, cuz it would be really if the swingface only gave 2V to the pre outs....

-Dexter

 

I wouldn't get too concerned about the 2 volt output. This paragraph came off www.bcae1.com

NOTE:A piece of equipment that has a higher maximum output voltage is not necessarily going to sound better than one which is only capable of 2 volts output. The higher output will allow you to reduce the gains on your amp (or any down line signal processor) which will lower the noise floor of your system. If you are not having trouble with noise (alternator, hiss...), you may not benefit from the extra output voltage. You also need to realize that the voltage may be more than your amplifiers can handle. The extra voltage will not damage the amplifier but if the lowest sensitivity (gain setting) on your amp is 2 volts, and you drive it with anything more than 2 volts, it will cause your amp to clip*.

That is why I would get the 9860.