What head unit do you recommend for 1999 RAM?
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What head unit do you recommend for 1999 RAM?
1999 RAM SLT Laramie QC
I'm not looking for competition-grade, or Jetson-flip-up-DVD screens. I'd like to have CD and cassette in some configuration, at least two sets of pre-outs and preferably a sub pre-out.
Suggestions?
I'm not looking for competition-grade, or Jetson-flip-up-DVD screens. I'd like to have CD and cassette in some configuration, at least two sets of pre-outs and preferably a sub pre-out.
Suggestions?
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RE: What head unit do you recommend for 1999 RAM?
I recomend the Pioneer Premier DEH-P550MP. It is pretty cheap and is of great quality. Any Premier 450 or over would work great. I have had all kinds of head units and the Premier have worked the best, sounded the best, and were easiest to tune.
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RE: What head unit do you recommend for 1999 RAM?
Get a SONY CDXM630 it looks pretty cool, and it's only $150
Features:
Black Panel faceplate
SSiR - EXa tuning
30 presets
XM controls (subscription required)
EQ7- Here is a list of the great sound options which make this receiver have unbelievable sound: (Vocal, Club, Jazz, New Age, Rock, Custom, Xplod) and a 7-band equalizer
Soundstage Organizer
plays cds, cd-Rs, and cdRWs
CD Text
cd changer controls
front, rear, subwoofer preamp outputs (very useful when you build up your system)
high pass and low pass filters (make bass come out of subs and highs and mids come out of your speakers)
auxiliary input (for mp3 or other device)
wireless remote (real nice)
23.2 watts RMS/52 peak x 4 channels
CD frequency: 10-20,000 Hz
CD signal-to-noise ratio: 90 dB
FM sensitivity: 8 dBf
[IMG]local://upfiles/3104/Yw679945356.jpg[/IMG]
Features:
Black Panel faceplate
SSiR - EXa tuning
30 presets
XM controls (subscription required)
EQ7- Here is a list of the great sound options which make this receiver have unbelievable sound: (Vocal, Club, Jazz, New Age, Rock, Custom, Xplod) and a 7-band equalizer
Soundstage Organizer
plays cds, cd-Rs, and cdRWs
CD Text
cd changer controls
front, rear, subwoofer preamp outputs (very useful when you build up your system)
high pass and low pass filters (make bass come out of subs and highs and mids come out of your speakers)
auxiliary input (for mp3 or other device)
wireless remote (real nice)
23.2 watts RMS/52 peak x 4 channels
CD frequency: 10-20,000 Hz
CD signal-to-noise ratio: 90 dB
FM sensitivity: 8 dBf
[IMG]local://upfiles/3104/Yw679945356.jpg[/IMG]
