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05-31-2012, 08:19 AM
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Boss Audio
Has anyone used any the Boss Audio head units - they claim to have been in the business for the last 25 years? Thoughts? photos? anything would be helpful! Thanks
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05-31-2012, 12:40 PM
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boss audio is junk!!! sold at the swap meet! dont waste your money, they will break and the mfg will not warrenty their product (even though they have a 1 year mfg warrenty).
05-31-2012, 01:53 PM
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sometimes its better to spend a little more on a HU
Look at options you want, and find what you need to accomplish that
*ipod hook up
*usb front
*navigation
*bluetooth
*pre-amp
*dvd player
*touch screen
*sat. radio
First know what options you want/need then buy!
Look at options you want, and find what you need to accomplish that
*ipod hook up
*usb front
*navigation
*bluetooth
*pre-amp
*dvd player
*touch screen
*sat. radio
First know what options you want/need then buy!
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06-04-2012, 10:51 AM
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Thanks! Im looking at one of the 3 now instead
*Pioneer AVH-P1400DVD
*Clarion VX401
*Kenwood DDX319
I want it to be able to have or do
*Sirius
*Navi upgrade
*bluetooth / iphone controls
*pre-amp or dual amp hook ups
*Pioneer AVH-P1400DVD
*Clarion VX401
*Kenwood DDX319
I want it to be able to have or do
*Sirius
*Navi upgrade
*bluetooth / iphone controls
*pre-amp or dual amp hook ups
06-04-2012, 01:41 PM
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I have the DDX-516 and have been very happy with it for the last 2 years.
If you want to cave some $, consider some other options for the accessories you mentioned. For example, instead of built-in nav, why not get a $100 Garmin and install it in the cubby? You can get a better unit for much less money, and the map upgrades will always be easier/cheaper. Second, if you have an iPhone, use the Sirius iPhone app instead of buying another subscription for the car. I've been doing this for a few years, and it works great, and you can take the Sirius anywhere with you. The main subscription is tied to my wife's Acura, and I only pay a few $ per month for online access, which is what the iPhone app needs. Finally, for bluetooth, I just keep a $50 headset in the console, and like the iPhone, it's not tied to the car so I can use it anywhere.
If you want to cave some $, consider some other options for the accessories you mentioned. For example, instead of built-in nav, why not get a $100 Garmin and install it in the cubby? You can get a better unit for much less money, and the map upgrades will always be easier/cheaper. Second, if you have an iPhone, use the Sirius iPhone app instead of buying another subscription for the car. I've been doing this for a few years, and it works great, and you can take the Sirius anywhere with you. The main subscription is tied to my wife's Acura, and I only pay a few $ per month for online access, which is what the iPhone app needs. Finally, for bluetooth, I just keep a $50 headset in the console, and like the iPhone, it's not tied to the car so I can use it anywhere.
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