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<blockquote data-quote="MrDave" data-source="post: 4482178" data-attributes="member: 590788">Just remember, there is a reason why Sony isn&#039;t considered quality, because it isn&#039;t. Sure, their LCD&#039;s may look pretty good, but they also borrow their LCD screens from Samsung. Sony is always borrowed technology that they make some alterations to. It&#039;s basically a step above stock. That&#039;s what Sony has ever been. This unit, itself, offers nothing special in terms of features. You can&#039;t even trust any of it&#039;s ratings. 120db signal to noise on DVD&#039;s? I guess the likes of Pioneer, Alpine, Clarion, and Eclipse need to start taking notes from Sony. They have one of the best SQ units, so why aren&#039;t we all buying them? Just use a little common sense.I&#039;m just trying to say,Rule 1Sony has pretty interfaces and spec sheets which look nice on paper but don&#039;t prove true in real life application.Rule 2Cnet is one of the worst sources for realiable information. They review products based on functionality and how pretty they look. What expertise do they have on car audio that allows them to know this is a quality unit? None. On top of that, they are extremely biased.I&#039;d put Sony in the same class as dual, pyramid, and whatever other knock off brands.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrDave, post: 4482178, member: 590788"] Just remember, there is a reason why Sony isn't considered quality, because it isn't. Sure, their LCD's may look pretty good, but they also borrow their LCD screens from Samsung. Sony is always borrowed technology that they make some alterations to. It's basically a step above stock. That's what Sony has ever been. This unit, itself, offers nothing special in terms of features. You can't even trust any of it's ratings. 120db signal to noise on DVD's? I guess the likes of Pioneer, Alpine, Clarion, and Eclipse need to start taking notes from Sony. They have one of the best SQ units, so why aren't we all buying them? Just use a little common sense. I'm just trying to say, Rule 1 Sony has pretty interfaces and spec sheets which look nice on paper but don't prove true in real life application. Rule 2 Cnet is one of the worst sources for realiable information. They review products based on functionality and how pretty they look. What expertise do they have on car audio that allows them to know this is a quality unit? None. On top of that, they are extremely biased. I'd put Sony in the same class as dual, pyramid, and whatever other knock off brands. [/QUOTE]

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