the 3 way crossover was a big difference and the reason i purchased the alpine. not going to go into detail. my alpine is better though. you go figure out the differences cause im not going to type out all the stats.Pioneer offers a lot more than colors and graphics. Way to generalize with no credible information.
Such as what??
Pioneer has decks with 3 way crossovers too. But to each his own. We all have our preferences. I was just curious what you liked about your Alpine that Pioneer did NOT offer. Didn't ask you to go into detail.the 3 way crossover was a big difference and the reason i purchased the alpine. not going to go into detail. my alpine is better though. you go figure out the differences cause im not going to type out all the stats.
The Pioneer 800prs has the same features as the 3way Alpine (9887?) but also has a better EQ, auto T/A and EQ (alpine imprint you have to pay extra), and a copper chassis. If you like to play music off your ipod, the Alpine is better in that category. Like I said, IMO Pioneer has better HU's with comparable Alpine units at the same price points. If you're not an idiot (like me) you can avoid blowing the PICO fuse rather easily, I was just lazy and blew mine.the 3 way crossover was a big difference and the reason i purchased the alpine. not going to go into detail. my alpine is better though. you go figure out the differences cause im not going to type out all the stats.
Skip the DEH-P5100UB, and get the DEH-P510UB. Better warranty, comes with the iPod cable, and it works beautifully with all iPods/iPhones. Also has ASR technology, and Link Play. It has 3 sets of FM presets. I'm personally waiting on the DEH-P710BT...By the way, I'm now down to two choices: Pioneer DEH-P5100UB or the Sony CDX-GT730UI. Both units are 4G iPod nano compatible provided I use the iPod data cable provided by Apple. (It should be noted I am NOT interested in preamp outs since it will be put into my 1998 Honda Civic, and I am NOT interested in high-volume sound with lots of bass from subwoofers.)
I am actually leaning towards getting the CDX-GT730UI, mostly because it has five sets of presets for radio stations (2 AM, 3 FM). That way, I can keep one preset for my favorite Sacramento, CA area stations and change the other presets for stations in other areas as I travel around.