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<blockquote data-quote="scoob8000" data-source="post: 8580932" data-attributes="member: 547804">I&#039;ve always mostly had Pioneers.&nbsp;&nbsp; I&#039;m a big fan of them.&nbsp; But I&#039;m sick of RCA pico fuse issues.I&#039;m replacing a DEH-P7800MP and I&#039;m really gonna miss the multiline screen and menu system.I bought a Kenwood KDX-X998, but I think it&#039;s going back.&nbsp; The menus are so clunky and slow to navigate.&nbsp;&nbsp; The whole interface feels like some cheap 90&#039;s Chinese deal.&nbsp;&nbsp; I also didn&#039;t realize this model was several years old.What else is out there that I might be overlooking?Some of my requirements/wants:Easy to read screen, preferably multi line.3 sets of pre-outs with active crossoverRear usb for Ipod in gloveboxEasy to navigate menu system.&nbsp;&nbsp; I really like how easy I can access SW gains etc on most Pioneers.Bluetooth would be nice but not a dealbreaker.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scoob8000, post: 8580932, member: 547804"] I've always mostly had Pioneers. I'm a big fan of them. But I'm sick of RCA pico fuse issues. I'm replacing a DEH-P7800MP and I'm really gonna miss the multiline screen and menu system. I bought a Kenwood KDX-X998, but I think it's going back. The menus are so clunky and slow to navigate. The whole interface feels like some cheap 90's Chinese deal. I also didn't realize this model was several years old. What else is out there that I might be overlooking? Some of my requirements/wants: Easy to read screen, preferably multi line. 3 sets of pre-outs with active crossover Rear usb for Ipod in glovebox Easy to navigate menu system. I really like how easy I can access SW gains etc on most Pioneers. Bluetooth would be nice but not a dealbreaker. [/QUOTE]

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