24 watts rms, seperate non fading sub output w/ 80/120 hz low pass filter,
mosfet 47?, wireless remote , which will probably get lost, front and rear
sets of 5 volt preamp outputs w/ 60 ohm impedence disc titling, cd signal to
noise ratio 96 db, fm sens. 11 dBf. and if you want you can ad a portable
mp3 player thru the auxillary out put in the back.
What do you think?
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Dester223@aol.com <Dester223@aol.com>
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Date: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 8:54 PM
Subject: Re: DML: cd players (Dester)
>Personally. there isn't any CD player to stay away from.
>
>Just because I said that. Don't go rushing off to wal-mart and buying that
>129 dollar road gear CD player...
>
>Get the features you want. what does it have? what can it do? I can't
just
>tell you to go buy a dakota, there are options you might want and don't
>want. know what I'm saying?
>
>a couple "better" decks to look out for are the newer pioneer decks, alpine
>decks, kenwood decks, and my friend has the panasonic deck in his jeep and
he
>loves it. I just don't like one thing abuot it. everytime you want to put
a
>CD in, you have to push a button which releases the face plate down to
reveal
>the CD slot. sure it looks cool, but I think that's dangerous in traffic
>(believe me, I almost got in a couple with that Kenwood MASK deck!)
>-Dester
>
><< Hey Dester what brands of cd players do you suggest? Which to stay away
> from? I was looking through a crutchfield and saw a panasonic that was
> attractive and had good options. Anything bad about panasonic?
> Mark
>
> >>
>
>
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