http://www.pioneer-twn.com.tw/p1-product_list.asp?bid=0002&sid=0004#
This carries the Asian model #'s which would differ slightly in the USA.
This carries the Asian model #'s which would differ slightly in the USA.
exposed CD slot looks FUGLY.i'm glad to see at least a few of them don't have stupid flip down doors for cd access. i can't stand that. i don't like having to lower the front panel to remove the cd. it's too gimmicky. i like straight forward access.
The one thing that pisses me off about pioneer, and i ripped my product specialist and sales rep, is that they claim that Premier is a line ment for "authorized" dealers only and that you couldn't get it online or from distributors, but they ***** the stuff out to everyone. I said to my rep, how do you expect us to sell this stuff when they can go to etronics and get it for my cost. He says that they don't buy directly form them and i said to him thats bullshit. Our last year we sold $50,000 worth of pioneer stuff and they said that wasn't good enough and cut us off.my buddy runs an independent radio shack here in town...and wanted to sell premier, and pioneer said they were too small...and too close to another dealer (45 min away!) i was wanting the pr880....and couldn't get it because of those douche bags.
That is the only way to avoid the ground issue, by grounding the RCA's to the chassis of the radio. This also prevents a costly repair because the fuse on the board will blow and its a pain in the *** to fix. Fuse is about half the size of a grain of rice.A customer of mine called Pioneer the other day and asked about his 8600 (which has similar problems) and they actually outright told him to ground the outter sheath of the RCA's to the frame of the radio. AN ACTUAL DEALER CUSTOMER SUPPORT PERSON TOLD HIM THIS! :
Meh, all companies have issues, it's as simple as re-grounding the headunit.. & boom. No noise.I have a newer 7600mp that has the ground problem, and besides the ground problem when you turn it up you hear background noise when the track isnt even playing. A customer of mine called Pioneer the other day and asked about his 8600 (which has similar problems) and they actually outright told him to ground the outter sheath of the RCA's to the frame of the radio. AN ACTUAL DEALER CUSTOMER SUPPORT PERSON TOLD HIM THIS! Now he's just returning his head unit back to where he bought it from for a refund.
You know, I can take my 7600 out of my Jeep, and hook up a 1992 Pioneer Supertuner III tape deck to the same exact RCA outputs and have zero noise. Sad shit right there.
Yesterday I bought an Alpine 9833..... the 7600 is going in the trash //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif