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<blockquote data-quote="BRM845" data-source="post: 7463102" data-attributes="member: 635531">This is my first ever aftermarket audio experience, so like any new adventure I have read read and read so more....car audio is a big read btw.I am wanting to start slow, but give myself some room to grow.&nbsp; I am wanting a good quality unit and the ability to add additional pieces to my car as I get money and do more reading.&nbsp; I am not particular to any brand other than I know go name brand and stick to the top of the unit selections.Right now I am considering the units below and I am pretty sure I will go with the Pioneer, but mainly just wanted to know if there are some other units that I might need to consider.&nbsp; I feel safe saying the three I have picked are all good units, but just my newness to car audio has me seconded guessing.Pioneer DEH-P7200HDSony CDX-GT740UISony CDX-GT700HDAny help with starting out would be most appreciated.Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BRM845, post: 7463102, member: 635531"] This is my first ever aftermarket audio experience, so like any new adventure I have read read and read so more....car audio is a big read btw. I am wanting to start slow, but give myself some room to grow. I am wanting a good quality unit and the ability to add additional pieces to my car as I get money and do more reading. I am not particular to any brand other than I know go name brand and stick to the top of the unit selections. Right now I am considering the units below and I am pretty sure I will go with the Pioneer, but mainly just wanted to know if there are some other units that I might need to consider. I feel safe saying the three I have picked are all good units, but just my newness to car audio has me seconded guessing. Pioneer DEH-P7200HD Sony CDX-GT740UI Sony CDX-GT700HD Any help with starting out would be most appreciated. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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