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<blockquote data-quote="stones" data-source="post: 1019989" data-attributes="member: 540734">I am running that same deck in my wifes car.It works well and has given us no problems.It is set up with the RCA&#039;s set to sub output (its switchable from rear to sub) connected to an amp and sub.It is also running 4 coaxials off of its internal amp.Draw backs-It has no high pass filters for front and rear, just a low pass for the sub.When using any of the EQ settings the internal amp starts to distort at 20 out of 35 on the volume knob, with the EQ off it will go up to 27 clearly.The single RCA preout limits your amp options, if you switch it to rear and use rca splitters you can run more amps off of it but lose the ability to control the sub from the HU.I would not recommend it for a high performance system just a basic beater system.For a cheap HU that will give you all the options of the expensive decks and cost under 200 bucks I recommend this-<a href="http://www.crutchfield.com/S-X7yiASW6jQO/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?i=113MP4028&amp;amp;search=mp4028" target="_blank">http://www.crutchfield.com/S-X7yiASW6jQO/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?i=113MP4028&amp;amp;search=mp4028</a>Worth every penny with 4volt front/rear/sub preouts, remote, 3 band EQ, front/rear/sub crossovers, ect,ectIt will let you do everything you want and I thought it sounded cleaner then the Aiwa.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stones, post: 1019989, member: 540734"] I am running that same deck in my wifes car. It works well and has given us no problems. It is set up with the RCA's set to sub output (its switchable from rear to sub) connected to an amp and sub. It is also running 4 coaxials off of its internal amp. Draw backs- It has no high pass filters for front and rear, just a low pass for the sub. When using any of the EQ settings the internal amp starts to distort at 20 out of 35 on the volume knob, with the EQ off it will go up to 27 clearly. The single RCA preout limits your amp options, if you switch it to rear and use rca splitters you can run more amps off of it but lose the ability to control the sub from the HU. I would not recommend it for a high performance system just a basic beater system. For a cheap HU that will give you all the options of the expensive decks and cost under 200 bucks I recommend this- [URL="http://www.crutchfield.com/S-X7yiASW6jQO/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?i=113MP4028&search=mp4028"]http://www.crutchfield.com/S-X7yiASW6jQO/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?i=113MP4028&search=mp4028[/URL] Worth every penny with 4volt front/rear/sub preouts, remote, 3 band EQ, front/rear/sub crossovers, ect,ect It will let you do everything you want and I thought it sounded cleaner then the Aiwa. [/QUOTE]

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