Computerised car radios???

[Benzowner]

Anyone know of a hard drive car radio other than the Pioneer DEH-90HDD, bit too pricy. At home, when on the puter, I listen to Real Jukebox on random play with in and out fade, and I would like to get something similar in the car. Any other suggestions would be fine.

 

[craigyb]

Sony, Kenwood, both make HD based systems.

Sony has the HD built in and Kenwood have the "Keg" system.

You could also add an mp3 player such as the Denison or M-Station (Neo 35).

Craig

 

[miro]

Sony, Kenwood, both make HD based systems.

Sony has the HD built in and Kenwood have the "Keg" system.

You could also add an mp3 player such as the Denison or M-Station (Neo 35).

Craig

I am always surprised by how much finely tuned equipment people have at home and how precise it is . yet for cars we happily settle for poorly controlled speakers with virtually no crossover and MP3 sources from the internet.

How does it work ?

 

[craigyb]

Suprisingly well actually Miro....

When your whizzing down the motorway at 80mph+ then Mp3 is perfectly adequate. If you rip your CD's at a high rate and have decent speakers and amps, then you'd be suprised how good it is. I'm using the stock speakers and a panasonic 60W channel mosfet HU.

I didn't hear any complaints at the UK meet about the quality of my system with stock speakers and mp3 files.

Craig