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Review 2 of 5
Price Paid:
$800.00
from Woofersetc.com Year / Model Reviewed: 2002 Strengths: Great Cd sound quality, has played any Cd-r i have ever used flawlessly - also never skips (except like huge potholes). Built-in changer is great. Stays very cool... no "melted" cds coming out (it is a "pre-amp" and does not have an internal amp built-in). Search function is excellent, speeds up very fast after a few seconds. Lots of connection options. Weaknesses: Fm signal strength is merely alright. Summary: The MB-100 is an excellent Cd unit. I upgraded from a Nak cd-45z, and a pioneer previous to that. The cd-45z was a good unit, but there was a HUGE difference in sound quality when i got the mb-100. There was a papable authority that blew me away right from the first cd i played. The acoustic response compensator is very useful. It lets you choose 2 frequency points (out of a possible 6) each with 3 levels of db to "cut" to minimize trouble spots in the car's acoustics. Worked great for me - i have 2 sets of mb quarts dsd-216 (in kick-panels in front) - i had a few "humps" in the sound field - buh-bye :) My next project is to upgrade from Xante to PPI - need more power! and to get an audiocontrol equalizer. If you are putting money down for a car system, you want cd sound quality at this level from your deck! Similar Products Used: Nak cd-45z, pioneer deh-"something"
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