What HU to go with stock Bose?
What HU to go with stock Bose?
I want to upgrade my HU since almost all of my CD's are skipping, and I want something with a nice EQ. I was thinking about the Pioneer Premier DEH-P690UB.
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...H-P690UB.html#
Any other suggestions? Looking for something for ~$200. Thanks.
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...H-P690UB.html#
Any other suggestions? Looking for something for ~$200. Thanks.
granted i dont have a lot of headunit experience, but this new pathfinder mp3/cd i dropped in is friggin sweet. holds 6 cds, plus then i can hold another 10 in my visor cd thing - and each cd (mp3 cd) can hold 140+ songs. so thats over 2500 songs i can have access to while driving. thats about 25% of my library 
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I want to upgrade my HU since almost all of my CD's are skipping, and I want something with a nice EQ. I was thinking about the Pioneer Premier DEH-P690UB.
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...H-P690UB.html#
Any other suggestions? Looking for something for ~$200. Thanks.
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...H-P690UB.html#
Any other suggestions? Looking for something for ~$200. Thanks.
I'm pretty sure the Metra unit is only 20 bucks. The PAC will probably run about 50. Guess that's the one that Choiiiiiii(can't count the number of exclamation marks...wtf why make a name like that...anyway) was referring to. I think the PAC unit has built in gain switches, though. That is a definite plus.
Last edited by Strontium; Feb 13, 2008 at 11:28 AM.
Please explain yourself. I'd like to hear this one too. Because you are essentially telling the OP to throw money down the toilet for no reason, in which case, I accept paypal and will gladly take it.
To the OP, as long as you're getting a head unit with preouts of decent strength (4v or higher), get the Metra. Cleanest, simplest, cheap, and works every bit as good as the others, if not better.
To the OP, as long as you're getting a head unit with preouts of decent strength (4v or higher), get the Metra. Cleanest, simplest, cheap, and works every bit as good as the others, if not better.
Please explain yourself. I'd like to hear this one too. Because you are essentially telling the OP to throw money down the toilet for no reason, in which case, I accept paypal and will gladly take it.
To the OP, as long as you're getting a head unit with preouts of decent strength (4v or higher), get the Metra. Cleanest, simplest, cheap, and works every bit as good as the others, if not better.
To the OP, as long as you're getting a head unit with preouts of decent strength (4v or higher), get the Metra. Cleanest, simplest, cheap, and works every bit as good as the others, if not better.
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Please explain yourself. I'd like to hear this one too. Because you are essentially telling the OP to throw money down the toilet for no reason, in which case, I accept paypal and will gladly take it.
To the OP, as long as you're getting a head unit with preouts of decent strength (4v or higher), get the Metra. Cleanest, simplest, cheap, and works every bit as good as the others, if not better.
To the OP, as long as you're getting a head unit with preouts of decent strength (4v or higher), get the Metra. Cleanest, simplest, cheap, and works every bit as good as the others, if not better.
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