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I'm looking to buy a new deck real soon. I have been reviewing the following deck brands:
Panasonic
Eclipse
Alpine
I need some help on deciding which deck to buy. The power output is worthless as I will be running RCA's to my amps. Which of these decks, or any suggested deck has the best sound?
i say eclipse i love mine,
only dont get the base modle as i did, all the odd numbers from 69 and up sound like **** and the evens sound good ( yea i was like wtf also )
get the cool lookin one if you can the deck its self cost 300$ for the one above mine
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I'm looking for Sound Quality, functionality doesnt really matter to me much, although I would like it to have CD Changer controls if I should ever want a CD Changer in the future.
There is nothing left in my stereo system that is stock. lol
I know you didn't ask for Pioneer, but I just got this deck: Pioneer 8400MP. It is a CD/CDR/CDRW/MP3/WMA motorized dual face deck. It only takes up a DIN size slot but opens to a DIN and a half. I fit 15 full length music CD's onto 1 CDR ;) A little more than you have (at 379) but worth the extra cash IMHO!!
And BTW, don't waste your money (or extra hour and a half messing with it) on a PAC OEM adapter.. this deck works with the monsoon system without it. 6 bucks for the GM wiring harness and 6 bucks for the antenna adapter and you're set. ;)
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