Keep or sell the P6000UB?

[96Firebird 10+ year member]

Right now I have an old Pioneer DEH-P6600 in my summer car. However, at the end of last summer, the volume knob popped off while going over some railroad tracks. It shot out at me and went flying out my T-tops, so I lost the knob. So for the last few weeks I had it on the road I was without a volume knob and either turned the black piece on the head unit or used my remote. So last week, while Cicruit City was going out of business, I grabbed a Pioneer DEH-P6000UB for $125. I put it up on craigslist for $200 and have had 3 people ask about it. So should I sell the head unit for $200 and make $75, or keep it and replace my aging P6600? The new head unit has 4V preouts compared to my current 3V, and a 7-band equalizer compared to my now 3 (although that doesn't matter much). I also picked up an iPod touch around Christmas, and would like to be able to play MP3 CDs. Right now I have a 3.5mm jack hooked up to the P6600 via AUX, would the iPod interface work better? I'm leaning towards keeping the P6000UB, but I like my P6600 too.

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[dafobbishon3 10+ year member]

i'd keep it. i have the premier version of it. it's done me well. hopefully it will do the same to you.

 

[Ferendon 10+ year member]

Keep it, hands down.

 

[vandiar2 10+ year member]

yes I have this model and I love it. Nice receiver!

 

[cbrei1023 10+ year member]

Yeah man. I paid 165 for mine and thought it was a great deal.. Definately keep

 

[tez4life Premium Member]

Keep it great HU only reason I was trying to sell mine was I wanted to put a DD in the Crown Vic so I could have DVD when me, the GF and the baby are out and about.

The 6000UB has served me well, really good unit, IMO...

 

[Side Show 10+ year member]

keep it, tha's a steal

 

[96Firebird 10+ year member]

Yeah I knew it was a good deal, but I wasn't sure if it was worth keeping since I already have the P6600. I guess the extra features on the 6000UB are worth keeping it, maybe I can put the P6600 in my winter beater.