Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="SuperBlack350z" data-source="post: 1596084" data-attributes="member: 566012"><p>I&#039;ve got the 9835 and my buddy has the p860.&nbsp; I really like the way his looks, with the knobs on either side it&#039;s nice and symmetrical.&nbsp; It&#039;s pretty easy to use with the knobs doing everything with a push, turn, or click.&nbsp; The 9835 took me a bit to get used to, but now I can fly through it.&nbsp; I actually considered swapping my 9835 for an 860, but for what I use it for, I like the 9835 much better.&nbsp; For instance, the ipod adapter displays the whole artist/album/title&#039;s name, where his is limited to 8 characters.&nbsp; Also, the search functions are MUCH more streamlined on mine than his.&nbsp; Overall, I still like the way the 860 looks compared to the 9835, except I&#039;d keep the black and white display, but I&#039;m very satisfied with my CDA-9835.&nbsp; With the way head units look like they&#039;re going, I&#039;ll probably have it for quite some time.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="SuperBlack350z, post: 1596084, member: 566012"] I've got the 9835 and my buddy has the p860. I really like the way his looks, with the knobs on either side it's nice and symmetrical. It's pretty easy to use with the knobs doing everything with a push, turn, or click. The 9835 took me a bit to get used to, but now I can fly through it. I actually considered swapping my 9835 for an 860, but for what I use it for, I like the 9835 much better. For instance, the ipod adapter displays the whole artist/album/title's name, where his is limited to 8 characters. Also, the search functions are MUCH more streamlined on mine than his. Overall, I still like the way the 860 looks compared to the 9835, except I'd keep the black and white display, but I'm very satisfied with my CDA-9835. With the way head units look like they're going, I'll probably have it for quite some time. [/QUOTE]

Verification