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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8577245" data-attributes="member: 650438">just put in extra cash for a pioneer 80 prs and you&#039;ll be beyond happy.&nbsp; You arent gonna get anything navigational under 400 dollars.If you dont have the cash, save up. The worst mistake is to cheap out on the head unit especially when its only 50 dollars more.why the 80 prs? The sound quality is just better off the bat along with being able to fully tune for amazing sounding music.&nbsp;&nbsp; Whats the use of having flac files when you have a sh*tty head unit that cant tune for good sound?&nbsp; Flac with a poorly tuned setup with a cheap head unit will lose out to a well tuned setup with a good head unit using horribly compressed 192kbps hands down flat out.Flac files doesnt magically account for vehicle acoustics, driver deficiencies, driver distances, or overall peaks in the sound spectrum. Sound processing does.Now when you have BOTH, you are bound to have a GREAT time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8577245, member: 650438"] just put in extra cash for a pioneer 80 prs and you'll be beyond happy. You arent gonna get anything navigational under 400 dollars. If you dont have the cash, save up. The worst mistake is to cheap out on the head unit especially when its only 50 dollars more. why the 80 prs? The sound quality is just better off the bat along with being able to fully tune for amazing sounding music. Whats the use of having flac files when you have a sh*tty head unit that cant tune for good sound? Flac with a poorly tuned setup with a cheap head unit will lose out to a well tuned setup with a good head unit using horribly compressed 192kbps hands down flat out. Flac files doesnt magically account for vehicle acoustics, driver deficiencies, driver distances, or overall peaks in the sound spectrum. Sound processing does. Now when you have BOTH, you are bound to have a GREAT time. [/QUOTE]

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