by solacedagony » Fri Jun 15, 2007 6:25 am
I just put in a P880PRS in my truck since my CD8454 stopped reading CDs. I'm really happy with it. The only thing I don't like about it is the menus for the active xovers, T/A, EQ, etc. They're a pain in the ass to navigate, even when you know how to navigate them. I like the feature with MP3 CDs where it'll bring up a menu of the folders on the CD and then the songs in that folder when you click on it.
Somehow, I got the system sounding a little better with this one (I'm guessing because of the T/A, it does all the pathlengths FOR YOU). I'm still having some problems with the midbass/sub sounding perfect, but this has EQ down to 21.5hz. Pretty cool if you ask me.
I'll get some pics up when I get a chance.
The only other HUs that offer these features are the Clarion DRZ9255, Eclipse CD7100 (CD5100 has active xovers, but no T/A, I think) and I think Alpine's higher units.
I just put in a P880PRS in my truck since my CD8454 stopped reading CDs. I'm really happy with it. The only thing I don't like about it is the menus for the active xovers, T/A, EQ, etc. They're a pain in the ass to navigate, even when you know how to navigate them. I like the feature with MP3 CDs where it'll bring up a menu of the folders on the CD and then the songs in that folder when you click on it.
Somehow, I got the system sounding a little better with this one (I'm guessing because of the T/A, it does all the pathlengths FOR YOU). I'm still having some problems with the midbass/sub sounding perfect, but this has EQ down to 21.5hz. Pretty cool if you ask me.
I'll get some pics up when I get a chance.
The only other HUs that offer these features are the Clarion DRZ9255, Eclipse CD7100 (CD5100 has active xovers, but no T/A, I think) and I think Alpine's higher units.