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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: i come from the water
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Feb 2nd, 2006, 02:10 PM
Choosing a car stereo
I have two choices for hand-me-down stereos:
1. Kenwood KDC-X459 (with 10 disc changer)
"With the 50-watt x4 KDC-X459, it's the music that matters. It plays CD, CD-R, and CD-RW discs, controls a compatible CD or MD changer, and features a Quad 1-bit DAC for intensely great music. The KDC-X459's System Q EX Sound Control System provides advanced bass/treble/midrange control, manually or with 5 preset curves, to fine-tune your music. And 3 pre-outs (front, rear and a non-fading subwoofer output) let you add amplifiers and powered subs. The dot-matrix display includes contrast and dimmer controls for optimal visibility, and the flip-down faceplate is removable (case provided)."
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2. Blaupunkt Alaska II with 10 disc changer
I can't find too much in the way of specs on this unit, but I do know the lights will match the dash lighting in my VW. That's hardly worth the mp3 functionality of the Kenwood, IMO, but OTOH if this unit is a lot better spec wise, maybe I can live without mp3 CDs.
What I could find: "40-watt x4, 3v output, parametric eq, DigiCeiver TM Codem D All-Digital Tuner, Electronic Detachable Face w/Hardshell Case"
I dunno, I'm leaning toward the Kenwood, but if anyone knows car stereos and could offer advice, I'd appreciate it.
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