DEH-P880PRS radio and schema

[dataxa]

I need to know about 1 thing of this unit before i buy it from USA. Dose it play Europe freq. ending with

.0

.2

.4

.6

.8

for example 97.2 etc.

If it doesn't, can anyone know where to get this pioneer's schema, cause one guy needs it to reconstruct it to work properly.

I would be greatful for help! Tnx for reading!

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[Scroder2 10+ year member]

I need to know about 1 thing of this unit before i buy it from USA. Dose it play Europe freq. ending with
.0

.2

.4

.6

.8

for example 97.2 etc.

If it doesn't, can anyone know where to get this pioneer's schema, cause one guy needs it to reconstruct it to work properly.

I would be greatful for help! Tnx for reading!

If your asking if the radio plays stations with a decimal in their freq like 94.7, then yes it does.

Dave

 

[zachzchw 5,000+ posts]

If your asking if the radio plays stations with a decimal in their freq like 94.7, then yes it does.
Dave

I think hes asking about European frequencies.

You may have to get the overseas version of the deck.

 

[supa_c 5,000+ posts]

The european versions are always better anyways.

 

[XTRProBoy 10+ year member]

It's unlikely the US unit would be user-switchable (they almost never are). On some electronics the tuner can handle the frequencies, it's just a matter of the firmware's setting being switched. If that were the case you'd have to go into service mode and a. know how to get there, and; b. know what to change. If it's not a software issue, you'd have to get the tuner hardware serviced or replaced so as to be Euro-compatible.

Depending on the difficulty, in the end it may be more hassle than just buying the European version to begin with.

 

[supa_c 5,000+ posts]

People hate on JVC but they are one of the very very few units ( KD models) that actually have dual tuners built in.