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<blockquote data-quote="raverx3m" data-source="post: 6472225" data-attributes="member: 563973">i ve been wanting to ask this question for a while but never got around to it until now.im sure everyone here kknows different brand head units produce different sound. thats why there a fans of certain brand because they like the sound.pioneer has a soft and warm soundalpine has a very crisp soundsony wether i like it or not i must admit has a very clean and detailed sound.kenwood has also very detailed but digital(unnatural) soundjvc also has somewhat digital sound to it.so with EQ on flat and all audio settings bypasses when the units are lined up they will all sound different.they all use a mosfet amplifierand use same burr brown DAC or other DAC(the not specified 24bit dac)is there a built in&nbsp; &quot;pre user processing&quot; eq that gives them specific flavor of sound?does anyone have correct info or can explain it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="raverx3m, post: 6472225, member: 563973"] i ve been wanting to ask this question for a while but never got around to it until now. im sure everyone here kknows different brand head units produce different sound. thats why there a fans of certain brand because they like the sound. pioneer has a soft and warm sound alpine has a very crisp sound sony wether i like it or not i must admit has a very clean and detailed sound. kenwood has also very detailed but digital(unnatural) sound jvc also has somewhat digital sound to it. so with EQ on flat and all audio settings bypasses when the units are lined up they will all sound different. they all use a mosfet amplifier and use same burr brown DAC or other DAC(the not specified 24bit dac) is there a built in "pre user processing" eq that gives them specific flavor of sound? does anyone have correct info or can explain it? [/QUOTE]

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