Looking for some info.
#1
Looking for some info.
Hey all you gurus. I need some help.
We are going to get my son(s), yep both of them, car stereo's for Christmas. Not interested in amps, and sub-woofers, nor all the fancy gadgets on the head unit. I just want a plain jane head unit that will pump out about 40 watts continuous to 4 speakers. Or what brands are leading the market in durability right now. Same with speakers, looking for some plain ajne 3 ways that can hadle 40 continuous. What are your recommendations?
Back in the day, Pioneer was the head unit of choice. Granted back then it came with 8track. Been a while since I went car stereo shopping.
We are going to get my son(s), yep both of them, car stereo's for Christmas. Not interested in amps, and sub-woofers, nor all the fancy gadgets on the head unit. I just want a plain jane head unit that will pump out about 40 watts continuous to 4 speakers. Or what brands are leading the market in durability right now. Same with speakers, looking for some plain ajne 3 ways that can hadle 40 continuous. What are your recommendations?
Back in the day, Pioneer was the head unit of choice. Granted back then it came with 8track. Been a while since I went car stereo shopping.
#2
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im not sure of many head units that will get 40 watts rms to 4 channels
#3
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Pioneer is still really good. for what it sounds like you want - i would suggest the Pioneer audio systems packages. they come with a cd player head unit, and four 6.5" speakers. though they may not fit the vehicles. so i say find a decent head from Pioneer and get some matching coax speakers. i will run a quick search to see if i can find some good stuff real quick.
hear is a good one
Pioneer DEH-P3800MP - it does CD/MP3 and is $119 on onlinecarstereo.com
22rms/50 max per channel at for channels.
and here is a link to the Pioneer coax speakers.
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...facturerID=606
hear is a good one
Pioneer DEH-P3800MP - it does CD/MP3 and is $119 on onlinecarstereo.com
22rms/50 max per channel at for channels.
and here is a link to the Pioneer coax speakers.
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...facturerID=606
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Pioneer is good, there have a design flaw in the grounding for the cd player, (I still sell em), JVC are nice. pretty comparable features. If it was up to me, I would buy the entry level Eclipse or Alpine. Kenwood's menus are horrible.
The RMS on any aftermarket cd player is only 19-23 watts. Max is 40-50 depending on unit. check out onlinecarstereo.com or woofersetc.com. Crutchfield.com is also a place that also has reviews on the different cd players.
The RMS on any aftermarket cd player is only 19-23 watts. Max is 40-50 depending on unit. check out onlinecarstereo.com or woofersetc.com. Crutchfield.com is also a place that also has reviews on the different cd players.
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19-50rms from a headunit!!!!! I understood it was more like 7-12. I will stick up for pioneer, I got mine off my buddy almost 4 years ago, and he ran it for 1, so I will say, at least this model, is very durable........alpine is also good
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my pioneers been goin for 4 years too
WOOOOOO DEH-P6500!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hahahahaha
WOOOOOO DEH-P6500!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hahahahaha
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40-50 watts Peak MAX. The ground plane on Pioneers isn't the best. I love em, and thats the only flaw I can find.
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20-25rms seems like a bit much to me......headunits should be cea style too, alpine lists some of their headunits rms, but i dont know if its cea approved
#10
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Well, I've tested Pioneer, range is from 18-23 watts. JVC is from 17-20. ALpine is from 16-18.