Need To have 3 preouts! (High voltage)

[95BlackGA 5,000+ posts]

I need an SQ headunit that has atleast 5v. preouts and is MP3/WMA compatible. I would like some good controls too like HPF LPF Sub controls, and possibly good with a 3sixty.1? Any suggestions? No budget really, just getting some ideas for a possible birthday present from my mother.

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[adam71 5,000+ posts]

880 Prs

 

[AcidicDreams 10+ year member]

Alpine 9855, but I think they are 4V, why the need for 5V or higher?

 

[supa_c 5,000+ posts]

you want a SQ h/u and a 360.1 ?

That sort of defeats the purpose of getting a Sq h/u when you use a 360.1

 

[Anonymous 10+ year member]

Eclipse CD7100

 

[95BlackGA 5,000+ posts]

Well, I don't have to have the 3sixty.1, but I can get one from a friend who is getting out of the 'audio world' and will give it to me for very cheap, seeing he owes me a favor or two. I don't think I will get it though, there really is no reason for it. I was thinking I will choose from Pioneer 880PRS, Pioneer 9600MP, Eclipse 8445, and a few more, but those are yet to be completely in the mix (Nakamichi CD-45z is one)

 

[Brad H. 10+ year member]

880 Prs

 

[bigbang 10+ year member]

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Pioneer Premier DEH980-BT. Pretty expensive but has bluetooth, three 5V preouts, 16band eq with included microphone for auto TA, EQ, gain settings. Full color display, and true ipod functionality folder control. Also has a tachometer and volt meter. Plenty of sound options and easy to use. Must be this model premier, the other models don't have the microphone tuning option which is a shame.

 

[leonm12 10+ year member]

Eclipse CD7100, you can't get better.

I have the Audison VRX6 gains turned all the way down.

and it is 55-ohm preouts!!

 

[donpisto 5,000+ posts]

Eclipse units FTW. I have an 8443 which will be passed on to a friend of mine, but I also have an AV8132, but I'll be selling that once I get my AVN7000. I've never been disappointed by Eclipse units. They are very easy to use and offer lots of tuning options.

 

[Trey803 5,000+ posts]

880 prs ftw!