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<blockquote data-quote="sirsaechao" data-source="post: 5938602" data-attributes="member: 579963">So I have two little minor set back that occured when I switched my old Alpine IVA-D900 w/ EPIC Four.1 to a double din new Eclipse AVN726E.&nbsp; First is when the audio is off (the only way you can really &quot;turn&quot; the headunit off other then turning the car off and taking the key out of ignition) it has a sound like it is muted but still can hear kinda like the speakers are on still just no music.&nbsp; I am thinking since this headunit doesn&#039;t completely shut off because the navigation is still on when the audio off button is on is causing this.&nbsp; Secondly the one thing I didn&#039;t have with my Alpine is when I turn off the key and the headunit goes off...you can hear the sub do a pop noise...I am also relating this to the fact that the headunit cannot be turned off when the key is on so its like a power surge?&nbsp; Thanks.btw: this is one sweet receiver...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sirsaechao, post: 5938602, member: 579963"] So I have two little minor set back that occured when I switched my old Alpine IVA-D900 w/ EPIC Four.1 to a double din new Eclipse AVN726E. First is when the audio is off (the only way you can really "turn" the headunit off other then turning the car off and taking the key out of ignition) it has a sound like it is muted but still can hear kinda like the speakers are on still just no music. I am thinking since this headunit doesn't completely shut off because the navigation is still on when the audio off button is on is causing this. Secondly the one thing I didn't have with my Alpine is when I turn off the key and the headunit goes off...you can hear the sub do a pop noise...I am also relating this to the fact that the headunit cannot be turned off when the key is on so its like a power surge? Thanks. btw: this is one sweet receiver... [/QUOTE]

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