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Panasonic Ghost
Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2004 1:16 pm
by audiobass10
I saw that a couple people own the Panasonic Ghost head units..I was wondering if anyone who has owned them or has had experience with them would reccomend them and if so, what are some pros/cons of the unit. I'm a pioneer fan, but I would definitely take that Panasonic into consideration. Also if anyone knows a place to buy one for a decent price..go ahead and give me a link.
Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2004 10:02 pm
by William from NOLA
There's nothing wrong with Panasonic. Most of the time you can get more out of other brands for the same amount of money (same thing with JVC). I've never personally cared for Panasonic's looks or their features, so I never look into them.
Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 12:34 am
by Scarrell
not sure where i read it, i think it was in Crutchfield, but this one Panasonic with the big screen display with all the screen savers and what not, puts out 60rms? i couldnt believe it.
EDIT: ok i went and got a Crutchfield mag. it says the Panasonic MXE CQ-C9800U puts out 60rmsx4. hmmmmmm
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Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 8:53 am
by William from NOLA
*cough*BS*cough*
Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 9:04 am
by Ryan from Ohio
Sure 15 WRMS
Thats probably what they mean... Just trying to mislead people...
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2005 6:07 pm
by bcz24
Actually the MXE 9800 puts out 60W/rms per crutchfield and panasonic. Crutchfield is always good about listing rms/peak power differences
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2005 6:15 pm
by dmeyer07
bcz24 wrote:Actually the MXE 9800 puts out 60W/rms per crutchfield and panasonic. Crutchfield is always good about listing rms/peak power differences
Performance Digital High-Power Amp: The Panasonic CQ-C9800U (MXE) is equipped with a Performance Digital high-power amplifier which produces 60 watts per channel RMS and 70 watts per channel peak. A digital amp uses high-speed current switching which results in cooler operation, allowing higher power without increasing the size of the heatsink.
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2005 6:27 pm
by dmeyer07
Sure 15 WRMS
Thats probably what they mean... Just trying to mislead people...
bcz24 wrote:Actually the MXE 9800 puts out 60W/rms per crutchfield and panasonic. Crutchfield is always good about listing rms/peak power differences
Yes they are, but what was stated above is that the power rating listed via crutchfield was the sum of all 4 channels, and not 60 rms/ channel.
(Which it is, 60 Rms/70 Peak per channels(4)).