heres the link...it changes to the pretty much exactly the same as our dash colour, even the buttons...3 rca's and such...worth it...btw i know barely anything about ice......all my skill is technical.. :oops:
opinons please.
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heres the link...it changes to the pretty much exactly the same as our dash colour, even the buttons...3 rca's and such...worth it...btw i know barely anything about ice......all my skill is technical.. :oops:
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That's one of the decks I was looking at before deciding on the naka. it does match perfectly.My mountains are better than yours. -
Originally posted by bimmerphile
quality wise any good...and for options do u think it will be worth it in the long run?Comment
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I'm looking at getting the DXZ745MP myself, as it has 728 colors to choose from to match the dash lights. Anyone gave good/bad experiences with Clarion???
-edit: just read some good stuff about them in the other threads, so yeah I think i'm going to go with this one. :D
'05 E46 M3 Imolarot/Cinnamon - CURRENT
'98 E36 M3 Estorilblau/Dove - SOLD
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:bow: Dual 24bit DACsOriginally posted by Jonathan 90 M3I'm looking at getting the DXZ745MP myself, as it has 728 colors to choose from to match the dash lights. Anyone gave good/bad experiences with Clarion???
-edit: just read some good stuff about them in the other threads, so yeah I think i'm going to go with this one. :D
Get it!
Are you going to use the internal amp, or use external power amplifiers?Originally posted by GrueliusComment
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Re: How about this deck (Clairon DXZ535)
The $269 is Canadian dollars, correct?Originally posted by SpazOriginally posted by GrueliusComment
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I've got a clarion, the model below the one in question. I like it, but the random play sucks ass.BEERTECH
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I've got the Clarion Pro-Audio DRX9375R. I love it! Sound quality is REALLY good. Copper-chassis. But it has no internal amplifier so I have all external power amps. It skips a little easier than most CD players though... maily due to the fact that the laser needs to be realligned (which is common after 2-3 years of bouncing around in cars).
So over all I'd give Clarion a :up:Originally posted by GrueliusComment
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Originally posted by kencopperwheat
I'm going to be using a 75wx4 Premier amp thats been sitting in my room for 2yrs rather than the internal amp. MB Quart Premium components will be replacing the stock speakers soon after. 8)
'05 E46 M3 Imolarot/Cinnamon - CURRENT
'98 E36 M3 Estorilblau/Dove - SOLD
'90 E30 M3 Brilliantrot/Black - SOLD
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Niiice. Make sure to get some high quality RCA cables to transfer the signal back to the amp.. it'll make a world of difference.Originally posted by Jonathan 90 M3Originally posted by GrueliusComment
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yah its 238 cdn i can get it for...watching couple on the bay...no buddy bid!Comment
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24bit DACs are not an advantage over 1-bit with 24-bit resolution when used in a car audio environment... its all marketing... 1-bit are inherently more linear in fact and a 24bit requires very carefully matched parts and engineering to perform as well as a 1-bit
there is NO audible difference that you or I will be able to hear from the difference in DAC alone
one reason i prefer 1-bit is they are generally more linear and 24bit can suffer from zero crossing distortion
the only place a 24bit will outperform a 1bit is in higher quality recordings such as SACD as 1bits dont dither well you wont hear it AT ALL on a cd/mp3/wma
so why are 24bit considered better in carsound.... they cost more and sound fancy thats about it
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I would definately go for something like the DXZ535, but I REALLY want MP3 playback, so I'd probably end up with something like the DXZ645MP - seems really nice. Clarion is some good stuff - or so I hear from my audio junkie friends.. ;)- Sean HayesComment
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well i got the deck, i should have it installed tonight i'll snap a couple pictures when its done :)Comment
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Sweet, can't wait to see it.- Sean HayesComment
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