CD Player for my car
03-08-2002 | 04:02 PM
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CD Player for my car
im lookin for a cd player for my car cause mine is messed up, gotta be least 200+ watts and ranging $200-300
i was checking out the Sony CDX-M620 but a lot of people say it sucks
If anyone knows which Models are the best, Post that SH@T
Company and Model ##
Thanks
oh and wtf the difference between a cd reciever and a cd player
i was checking out the Sony CDX-M620 but a lot of people say it sucks
If anyone knows which Models are the best, Post that SH@T
Company and Model ##
Thanks
oh and wtf the difference between a cd reciever and a cd player
03-08-2002 | 07:48 PM
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www.carreview.com
go to the car stereo section and read the reviews there. then go to the local stereo shops and play with what they have to offer. don't buy a deck sight unseen.. you'll kick yourself for it later when you hate it because it's f***ed up in the way everything works. (don't ask how I know)
go to the car stereo section and read the reviews there. then go to the local stereo shops and play with what they have to offer. don't buy a deck sight unseen.. you'll kick yourself for it later when you hate it because it's f***ed up in the way everything works. (don't ask how I know)
03-08-2002 | 11:00 PM
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ok.. first of all... don't think you will find too many CD-player that has AT LEAST 200 watt... most of them are at around 120-180 watt... even if it does.. it does NOT put out that much..... it puts out at around15-20 watt per channel.... so if you want more power... AMP is the way to go
the difference between a CD reciever and a CD player I believe is that CD reciever need an aftermarket amp to power it VS CD player doesn't need one..
Personally I hate how Sony's CD player looks... it's FUGLY.... get something Clarion or Kenwood... I had both, and they seems pretty good... I don't like Pioneer... I don't like the design... but like Matt93SE says.. go to the local store and pick one out that you like...
the difference between a CD reciever and a CD player I believe is that CD reciever need an aftermarket amp to power it VS CD player doesn't need one..
Personally I hate how Sony's CD player looks... it's FUGLY.... get something Clarion or Kenwood... I had both, and they seems pretty good... I don't like Pioneer... I don't like the design... but like Matt93SE says.. go to the local store and pick one out that you like...
03-09-2002 | 02:47 AM
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Originally posted by Max2000
ok.. first of all... don't think you will find too many CD-player that has AT LEAST 200 watt... most of them are at around 120-180 watt... even if it does.. it does NOT put out that much..... it puts out at around15-20 watt per channel.... so if you want more power... AMP is the way to go
the difference between a CD reciever and a CD player I believe is that CD reciever need an aftermarket amp to power it VS CD player doesn't need one..
Personally I hate how Sony's CD player looks... it's FUGLY.... get something Clarion or Kenwood... I had both, and they seems pretty good... I don't like Pioneer... I don't like the design... but like Matt93SE says.. go to the local store and pick one out that you like...
ok.. first of all... don't think you will find too many CD-player that has AT LEAST 200 watt... most of them are at around 120-180 watt... even if it does.. it does NOT put out that much..... it puts out at around15-20 watt per channel.... so if you want more power... AMP is the way to go
the difference between a CD reciever and a CD player I believe is that CD reciever need an aftermarket amp to power it VS CD player doesn't need one..
Personally I hate how Sony's CD player looks... it's FUGLY.... get something Clarion or Kenwood... I had both, and they seems pretty good... I don't like Pioneer... I don't like the design... but like Matt93SE says.. go to the local store and pick one out that you like...
03-09-2002 | 12:19 PM
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Originally posted by Max2000
ok.. first of all... don't think you will find too many CD-player that has AT LEAST 200 watt... most of them are at around 120-180 watt... even if it does.. it does NOT put out that much..... it puts out at around15-20 watt per channel.... so if you want more power... AMP is the way to go
the difference between a CD reciever and a CD player I believe is that CD reciever need an aftermarket amp to power it VS CD player doesn't need one..
Personally I hate how Sony's CD player looks... it's FUGLY.... get something Clarion or Kenwood... I had both, and they seems pretty good... I don't like Pioneer... I don't like the design... but like Matt93SE says.. go to the local store and pick one out that you like...
ok.. first of all... don't think you will find too many CD-player that has AT LEAST 200 watt... most of them are at around 120-180 watt... even if it does.. it does NOT put out that much..... it puts out at around15-20 watt per channel.... so if you want more power... AMP is the way to go
the difference between a CD reciever and a CD player I believe is that CD reciever need an aftermarket amp to power it VS CD player doesn't need one..
Personally I hate how Sony's CD player looks... it's FUGLY.... get something Clarion or Kenwood... I had both, and they seems pretty good... I don't like Pioneer... I don't like the design... but like Matt93SE says.. go to the local store and pick one out that you like...
WOW !!! I could not have said that better !!! Moving on though.. I have an Eclipse and I love it !
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