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Review 3 of 4 Summary: This is a good changer, if you get it at the right price. I personally like the Sony RF changers better because of their remote and 10 disc capacity, but I was tight on space and wanted to keep the Pioneer them going in my car. As far as the quality of an RF, it's great. There isn't a noticable difference in quality between a hard wired unit and an RF unit, especially with all the noises assoicated with driving. As far as price, I got mine for $160 from crazyeddieonline.com. It usually runs about $200 in stores and most catalogs, but for that price I couldn't resist. Still, overall I good unit and I recommend it. Strengths: This is a very compact changer. Installing it was simple and straight forward. Skipping is non-existant. I mounted mine on the side of my sub box and it takes that along with the road bumps. The remote has a nice small footprint and is unnoticable in most cars. Weaknesses: The display is hard to read at some angles, especially if it is a sunny day and you have sunglasses on. This lower model doesn't have naming capabilities, but higher models do. Similar Products Used: Clarion propietary changers, JVC RF changers
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