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<blockquote data-quote="takeabao" data-source="post: 1367545" data-attributes="member: 553240">The reason I said this is not to badmouth Eclipse, but rather relay information from a certain individual (one who I&#039;m actually not close with) who fixes head units, amps, etc. for a living (and surprisingly, a 6-figure salary too...go figure).I sent a Sony CDX-C910 to him not too long ago and over the course of our phone conversation, I inquired about the Eclipse lineup because I was very impressed with their capabilities. He informed me that they use a transport mechanism in their higher end decks that&#039;s prone to failure, have turn-on noise issues, etc.Honestly, I&#039;m no head-unit fix-it guru so I can&#039;t speak for him 100%, but after hearing what he had to say, it really discouraged me from owning an Eclipse.Okay.No Eclipse-run workshop/seminar is going to feature a segment about their mechanical problems.Sorry man.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="takeabao, post: 1367545, member: 553240"] The reason I said this is not to badmouth Eclipse, but rather relay information from a certain individual (one who I'm actually not close with) who fixes head units, amps, etc. for a living (and surprisingly, a 6-figure salary too...go figure). I sent a Sony CDX-C910 to him not too long ago and over the course of our phone conversation, I inquired about the Eclipse lineup because I was very impressed with their capabilities. He informed me that they use a transport mechanism in their higher end decks that's prone to failure, have turn-on noise issues, etc. Honestly, I'm no head-unit fix-it guru so I can't speak for him 100%, but after hearing what he had to say, it really discouraged me from owning an Eclipse. Okay. No Eclipse-run workshop/seminar is going to feature a segment about their mechanical problems. Sorry man. [/QUOTE]

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