Aftermarket Radio
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RE: Aftermarket Radio
i've got a pioneer i like it. my friend wes has a sony its about a year old and its already crapping out. best bet is find a cd player that you dont have to flip the face down to put in a cdbecausethe points where the wires connect wear out prematurely if you swap cd's a lot. *wes's sony you had to flip the faceplate down* alpine is good also. not much experience with other brands on my part
#3
RE: Aftermarket Radio
To tell you the truth, depending on the features that you want, you can get a really nice cd player without alot of $green$. My recomendations are cd/mp3 player with a standard face as said before. The ribbon on most cd players will go bad if used constantly. If you want to spend the money and get a all in one package, my buddy just picked up a new slip screen cd/mp3/dvd player with like a 5" screen from Circuit City for like 400 bucks. Really nice too. My best advice for you though is to go to a local car audio shop that is always packed. They know what they do haha. Good luck.
#4
RE: Aftermarket Radio
let me just say...this is my personal opinion
Alpine...is the best...might be a little pricey...but they use great lasers...i have a hard time finding a cd that doesnt play in alpine...
Sony=sucks...have had nothing but bad experiences with the company from computers to cd players
Pioneer= its ok i guess for the price...but everyone and their brother has one
Kenwood= pretty good value sometimes is expensive depending on the model
anything else is either no-name brand(crappy) or...to expensive for the average man to afford =o)
Alpine...is the best...might be a little pricey...but they use great lasers...i have a hard time finding a cd that doesnt play in alpine...
Sony=sucks...have had nothing but bad experiences with the company from computers to cd players
Pioneer= its ok i guess for the price...but everyone and their brother has one
Kenwood= pretty good value sometimes is expensive depending on the model
anything else is either no-name brand(crappy) or...to expensive for the average man to afford =o)
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#7
RE: Aftermarket Radio
I have a JVC deck in my 99 and I love it. and I have a sony xplod deck in my 88 and its pretty good.
my sony one plays cd,mp3 and you can hook an ipod up to it. I think it was around $200
my JVC plays cd,mp3. I've had it for about 2 years now and no problems. and i think it was around $500
you can get a decent cd player now for under $200. but I would just go to a stereo shop and they'll know whats best for you
my sony one plays cd,mp3 and you can hook an ipod up to it. I think it was around $200
my JVC plays cd,mp3. I've had it for about 2 years now and no problems. and i think it was around $500
you can get a decent cd player now for under $200. but I would just go to a stereo shop and they'll know whats best for you
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#8
RE: Aftermarket Radio
I have a Pioneer in mine that I got off of ebay for a good price. The original owner used about 2 weeks before he took it out and put in a head unit with a touch screen. I have not had any problems with mine at all. On my deck however I do not have a ribbon of wire connecting the faceplate to the deck it is 4 pins that interlock when I push the faceplate back up. I think with that idea it won't wear out. I agree with rappin-trashman and his list. Alhough one deck that I think may have been overlooked is Panasonic. In the past their decks never really impressed me but now these days thaey have added tons of really cool features that i haven't seen other manafactures offer....yet. So basically it all depends on your personal preference on what you want you deck to do. Also I know crutchfield can be expensive but the service and support that I have got from them is second to none. When I ordered my deck from ebay I called them and ordered a wiring harness from them. Made my installation a breeze.
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