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<blockquote data-quote="Fenix" data-source="post: 3107136" data-attributes="member: 578056">I really liked my JVC actually. I went from an Alpine deck to the JVC and I loved how I could know what I wanted to do on the deck and get there without having to press 18 buttons to get there. Which is why I was looking at the JVC today. It was the JVC KD-G830. I didn&#039;t go with it mainly because the screen as well as the layout which after playing with it for a bit wasn&#039;t too bad.With the Panasonic, would that be a good way to go? Alot of people don&#039;t like PS but I know people know get deep into car audio to know which companies make certain products and have heard that alot of higher end equipment is made by the same people as PS. Out of what I showed you tonight, with the Pioneer, the Clarion and now the JVC, what makes the one you picked stand out? I&#039;m not questioning you or anything, I&#039;m just trying to get as much info from you because it sounds like you know your stuff when it comes to HU</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fenix, post: 3107136, member: 578056"] I really liked my JVC actually. I went from an Alpine deck to the JVC and I loved how I could know what I wanted to do on the deck and get there without having to press 18 buttons to get there. Which is why I was looking at the JVC today. It was the JVC KD-G830. I didn't go with it mainly because the screen as well as the layout which after playing with it for a bit wasn't too bad. With the Panasonic, would that be a good way to go? Alot of people don't like PS but I know people know get deep into car audio to know which companies make certain products and have heard that alot of higher end equipment is made by the same people as PS. Out of what I showed you tonight, with the Pioneer, the Clarion and now the JVC, what makes the one you picked stand out? I'm not questioning you or anything, I'm just trying to get as much info from you because it sounds like you know your stuff when it comes to HU [/QUOTE]

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