Are there really none?

and u set it all on the laptop? thats pretty cool, it would be a pain to change any settings but still pretty cool thing

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and u set it all on the laptop? thats pretty cool, it would be a pain to change any settings but still pretty cool thing

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It's the nature of the beast, unfortunately. But honestly, how often are you like... "Oh, I think I need another millisecond on my passenger mid."? Lol.

You can make small adjustments on the fly from the HU if you need to. But I only ever mess with the sub level on a daily basis.

LOL ya T/A usually stays the same, and if i decide to go this route, i will write down all of my xovers pts, slopes, and t/a settings before hand. whats the difference between the balanced and unbalanced one?

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LOL ya T/A usually stays the same, and if i decide to go this route, i will write down all of my xovers pts, slopes, and t/a settings before hand. whats the difference between the balanced and unbalanced one?

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RCA or speaker level inputs.

Of course... I'm sure there's more to it than that. Lol. I never did get the balanced vs unbalanced thing.

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RCA or speaker level inputs.

Of course... I'm sure there's more to it than that. Lol. I never did get the balanced vs unbalanced thing.

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ya looking at that all those specs is confusing lol, but i would much rather work with rcas than a million freaking speaker wires, so going from a hu with all these capabilities to this, did u notice any change in sound quality, pos or neg?

take a look at the clarion 702

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ya looking at that all those specs is confusing lol, but i would much rather work with rcas than a million freaking speaker wires, so going from a hu with all these capabilities to this, did u notice any change in sound quality, pos or neg?

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Used the mini on an OEM HU. It was truly night and day (obviously). I just run an 80prs active now. I'm considering going back to OEM + mini though.

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take a look at the clarion 702

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That's a nice deck. But single din.

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Used the mini on an OEM HU. It was truly night and day (obviously). I just run an 80prs active now. I'm considering going back to OEM + mini though.



That's a nice deck. But single din.

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the nx 702

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the nx 702

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x2...has all the features you need...T/A, EQ, 3-way Xover

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the nx 702

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looks really cool actually, definitely worth looking into...Why the hell does crutchfield have it for $230 more than sonic electronix, that seems like an even larger gap than usual

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looks really cool actually, definitely worth looking into...Why the hell does crutchfield have it for $230 more than sonic electronix, that seems like an even larger gap than usual

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Because Crutchfield...

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SQ Double Dins?
I would like a double din for da looks and touch screeniness, but I need activeness and T/A...
Should I just stick with what I got and **** it up, or what? I'm not familiar at all with external active xovers or if you can have T/A outside of the hu as well...

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JVC KW-R900BT is the closest thing new. It has time alignment, but no active crossover. Average equalizer. Alpine units that are compatible with imprint are probably your best bet for this.

Because the free stuff they say they are giving you isn't actually free I can prolly beat sonics price too

I think i would prefer to hunt for a Iva-w205 or 505 and a pxa-h701

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looks really cool actually, definitely worth looking into...Why the hell does crutchfield have it for $230 more than sonic electronix, that seems like an even larger gap than usual

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Because Crutchfield understands the race to 0 profits is not worth it, not just for their bottom line but for the industry as a whole.

I second the recommendation of the Clarion NX702. It's loaded to the max with features.