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<blockquote data-quote="keep_hope_alive" data-source="post: 8464207" data-attributes="member: 576029">right, but is a PITA to do anything with.&nbsp; the remote ***** to have to keep using and the response to the remote is slow.&nbsp; he has a knob that is easily accessed and will continue to use the knob.i think most of my complaints about the MS-8 could be eliminated if the controller was nicer and access to settings was easier.&nbsp; i&#039;m spoiled by having Alpine processor controllers; ERA-G320, PXA-H701/C701, and PXA-H800/C800, for the past 18 years.&nbsp; i install and tune many other types but i use what i like and what i like is ease of control.&nbsp; It&#039;s also why i stick with Alpine head units because navigating them (most of them) is a breeze.&nbsp; i.e. sub level control is one press away and not buried in a menu.&nbsp; I started running/installing DSP in 1998.&nbsp; We&#039;re similar in age so i&#039;m sure you know what i&#039;m talking about and you&#039;ve also seen the evolution of DSP.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keep_hope_alive, post: 8464207, member: 576029"] right, but is a PITA to do anything with. the remote ***** to have to keep using and the response to the remote is slow. he has a knob that is easily accessed and will continue to use the knob. i think most of my complaints about the MS-8 could be eliminated if the controller was nicer and access to settings was easier. i'm spoiled by having Alpine processor controllers; ERA-G320, PXA-H701/C701, and PXA-H800/C800, for the past 18 years. i install and tune many other types but i use what i like and what i like is ease of control. It's also why i stick with Alpine head units because navigating them (most of them) is a breeze. i.e. sub level control is one press away and not buried in a menu. I started running/installing DSP in 1998. We're similar in age so i'm sure you know what i'm talking about and you've also seen the evolution of DSP. [/QUOTE]

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