Hi

After I have been looking around for a while for diferents mp3 headunits and I think that all goes down to this two players, can you read the details and tell me wich one in your opinion, should I go for it?

I know there is diferences on money bettween the two but I don't care about that, I just want a good head unit

1- (JVC) http://www.sounddomain.com/sku/JVCKDSH707

2- (Alpine) http://www.savinglots.com/lotprod.asp?item=CDA7894

Let me know

thanks

Alex

 

Hey, i have the JVC 707 in my P5 right now, and it sounds sweet.

I love this radio, you can't go wrong with it.

but choose which you like better.

 

Hey evil I saw you got infinity speakers in your rear, I will get 4 of these into my mazda, two front, two rear.

what do you think?

http://www.infinitysystems.com/carau...er=KAP&Cat=MEL

thanks again

Alex

 

Those are nice speakers.

I'm going to change out the fron Pioneer to infitiy reference componets in the spring.

Good choice in speakers.

 

Evil what are infinity reference components?

 

These.



Main link. http://www.infinitysystems.com/carau...er=REF&Cat=COS

 

DONT BUY THE ALPINE!!!!

ALPINE JUST RELEASED NEW MODELS.

the replacement for the one your looking at has Base engine PRO which only the 7998 has right now. YOu can see the new ones at crutchfield. CDA-9813.
Even I am thinking of ditching mne for this one.

Also they have a new MP3 unit for only $280 retail! CDA9807!
THis one looks AWSOME!!!!!!!!!

 

thanks 1st MP3 in NH

I just looked on the website and they don't have posted the the CDA-9813 yet. let me know where I can look at it. by the way the 7998 cost 850 bucks that is double than the CDa-7894

 

thanks Evil Homer MP5

what is the diferences bettwen havign just the speakers I'm going to buy for my front or the "reference componets", I don't know alot about car speakers but I thought your link has like 3 items? can you tel lme what is all that for?

thanks again

Alex

 

The most recent crutchfield magazine has all the new ones. I assume you could find them on Crutchfields web site.

Also any shop starts the 7998 at $799. Alpines website is always higher price then any authorized dealer will charge.

 

Well that's alright.
we all gotta start somewhere on this.

From left: that square box is called a crossover. it is used to filter out where the HI frequency and mid/low frequency.


Middle: this is a tweeter, this will only give you the high frequency with the crossover.

Right: this is the woofer, this will give you the low/mid frequency.


I'm still a bit of a newbie on car audio myself, so anyone plese correct if i'm wrong.

 

NO need, you dead on ballz acurate.

The crossover is the piece to the left and it take the full range signal from the head unit or amplifier and split them. The higher frequencies will be sent to the tweeter only and this is done usualy at a 12 db per octive slope. The lower frequencies of mid, midbass, bass and sub bass are all sent to the large woofer whcih is on the right. another form of a crossover ususlay built into amps and some headunits allows you to stop the bass and sub bass frequencies away from the woofer which is good becuase they are the first cuase of distortion since the woofer can not accuratly reproduce these frequencies.

 

I'll have to agree on this one. Me personally, I am running the Alpine 7894 and I am very, very happy with it.

 

The JVC has a cool tilting feature with the face, so you can tilt it depending on how light is reflecting off of it, so you can still see it clearly. Keep in mind, that JVC has a newer model, the 909. From what I've heard (I haven't tested mine yet) JVC may have the quickest mp3 search capability, or something like that. I'm not totally sure, but its supposedly fastest in pulling up each track or something.

I don't know anything about the Alpine. Go for what you like best.. because even though it's about the sound and all that, you also want it to look good. If you can get both from one, I'd say go with that one.. you'll likely be happier with it on a broader level. At least that's my guess...

 

Alpine has 4 position tilt.