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<blockquote data-quote="EFFENDI" data-source="post: 503353" data-attributes="member: 555674">Are you buying it for you or someone else? Which one do you like better, thats the one you should buy. No offense to you personally but I really hate threads like this.&nbsp; I notice by your 2 posts that you are new here.I&#039;ll let you off the hook this time but dont keep posting crap like that (oh man, i dont know what I should buy....) or else you will end up on the &#039;Idiot List&#039; (yes its real) If you are looking for right answers then ask the right kind of questions.For example, &quot; I am considering purchasing one of two headunits, Brand X Model 1 and Brand Y Model 3, I already know that they have these X features, I already know all their specifications, and whether or not they are compatible with my existing equipment. I have read the reviews and searched the forum for other posts related to these two units, so in essence I have nothing to ask really, since I already know what I am going to buy.&quot;Do your research, read the reviews, make your own decision. I didnt buy my gear based on what someone else told me to buy. I spent 4 months researching and planning, building the system that I wanted to do. Am I happy with it, YES! Do I care what people think about it? NO!Be original.Good luck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EFFENDI, post: 503353, member: 555674"] Are you buying it for you or someone else? Which one do you like better, thats the one you should buy. No offense to you personally but I really hate threads like this. I notice by your 2 posts that you are new here. I'll let you off the hook this time but dont keep posting crap like that (oh man, i dont know what I should buy....) or else you will end up on the 'Idiot List' (yes its real) If you are looking for right answers then ask the right kind of questions. For example, " I am considering purchasing one of two headunits, Brand X Model 1 and Brand Y Model 3, I already know that they have these X features, I already know all their specifications, and whether or not they are compatible with my existing equipment. I have read the reviews and searched the forum for other posts related to these two units, so in essence I have nothing to ask really, since I already know what I am going to buy." Do your research, read the reviews, make your own decision. I didnt buy my gear based on what someone else told me to buy. I spent 4 months researching and planning, building the system that I wanted to do. Am I happy with it, YES! Do I care what people think about it? NO! Be original. Good luck. [/QUOTE]

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