Is this unit portable looking for a good sound for my classic car want to keep the dash stock.
620697
Not intended to be portable, no batteries designed in. There is a 120vac wall wart plug-in but I am unsure what the output voltage & current are. However, if you have some electronics smarts, you could likely rig up a converter to go from the car's 12vdc to whatever the radio requires. Would not think that would cost too much. I'll have a look at it when I get home.
620698
You would have to have an adapter to plug in cigarette lighter but they do make one I understand
1257080
I think you will find the sound quality very good in the car. We find it fills our livingroom and are very pleased with it.Chuck Cannon
1947228
Yes. I recommend a PAC audio. The particular model will depend on your vehicle trim level
447378
My wife and I have a minivan with a third row of seating. In order to insure good sound quality, we use an FM transmitter and adjust the sound through the vans own sound system. If you do not wish to use this option, you can purchase sound bullet speakers for about $10 each and this works for both units very well. As far as the stock system that is provided with the units, they both work well, but the road noise will eventually take over and you will have to turn them both up very loud. If you are viewing two separate movies, this could be a nightmare situation.
315513
Definitely! You can place it right next to you or on the dash. Play it off your phone or I-Pad with buetooth or you can plug in a sound cord.
951284
i use this item on my 92 bmw e30......stock setup, but it sounds great...no too loud, but a nice tone....on the hwy it tones down, but in the powerband it make a nice roar ! Sound im sure will vary with the car its installed on....
1504970
i have this in a Nissan Frontier under my back seat and i think it sounds great. Not too much base at all, no rattling of anything, but there when you need it. I have it hooked up to a JX250 JL Audio Monoblock amp.
794293
This unit is portable, my buddy has a bayliner and he places in the back of his bayliner next to the engine. Works great
922973
You could do this if you really want to go to all that trouble. Use an iStuff cable to the box, an RCA-to-3.5 cable between the box and the car system, and a 12v power adapter. I don't know why you want to go to all this trouble with so little to gain. The iDo sounds great - but even with a major league car system and a silent car, you're probably not going to notice enough difference to justify the clutter. I'd run the iThing's audio out into the car system with a 3.5-3.5 and enjoy the music.
140710
Should be okay. Just need the right wiring kit which would be probably a 8 gauge wire kit and the correct dash kit for your car which you can get at any local audio shop
3146
I like mine. It does not rattle the windows but I do get a surprisingly deep bass from such a slim package. It will not quite fit under my seats but it should fit under some which would be interesting. I like the output remote its nice for on the fly adjustment. Cant compare it to the other unit as I have not seen it.
2212003
It will only preserve chimes. To see the fuel and things on the DIC you would need to buy a small dash screen that sits below the head unit in your dash and it's unbelievably expensive. They run for about 400+
637114
I have a fairly nice-sounding factory sound system in my '05 Dodge Caravan. It uses the full audio system just like a normal audio cassette.
2066754
Yeah you will. You can get one from companies like Metra and Scosche. If you're unsure about doing it I'd recommend talking to a local car audio shop (NOT Best Buy)
798227
I had to send this item back because features didn't work. If your car says premium sound on the stock stereo unit then don't buy it. It won't work right. Can't remember if it was rear camera ready
1984100
Has a very similar sound. I just have a stock sound system in my car so not sure how it might sound with a more custom setup.
263128
I dont know. I only kept it in my car for a week. I had an Alpine previously, & the Pioneer didnt have the same clean distinct sound quality of the Alpine, so I went back to another Alpine. The pioneer is sitting in my closet.....You know anyone who would be interested in buying the Pioneer deck, with only one week of usage ??? lol.....