Recent content by Turborusty

My XXV-01D has dual 24 bit Burr Brown DACs Turborusty

I paid about $235 for my Excelon XXV-01d and I love it to death!!!! I paid $400 for my wife's Premier DEH-790BT and to me, it's so-so. Turborusty

Is it like turbo boost? Where the more you have, the faster you go? Turborusty

Sure......it takes up more space than a 4 channel. Otherwise, not really. Turborusty

How about an Excelon KAC-X1R? http://cgi.ebay.com/KENWOOD-EXCELON-KAC-X1R-DIGITAL-MONO-AMPLIFIER-1200W-07_W0QQitemZ250156858483QQihZ015QQcategoryZ64570QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Turborusty

You need the USB input adapter to run USB items with the 790BT........but the built in bluetooth is worth the cash. And yes, if you get the USB adapter, you can still run the i-pod, they are separate......it also still has another aux input as well. Turborusty

Kenwood's user interface generally tends to be much more intuitive.....Pioneers are just funky and clunky to navigate. Turborusty

Just coming across old posts, but there's a lot of misinformation circling the drain here. The Dakotas and Durangos hav a 4 channel factory amp that runs all the speakers. There are no crossover points in the amp, the front tweets are run parallel with the door woofers but the tweets have a...

I found that my down-firing, slot-loaded sub box sounds best in mine. Louder, cleaner.....and protects the subs too. 2" slot with the opening facing the rear........box is a few inches fronm the rear hatch. Turborusty

The stock Infinty comps in the rear doors of a Durango will handle plenty of power, even crossed over at 70hz on an 18db slope.........I run 100Wrms/ch to mine and have for the last year and a half. they work great. Turborusty