Advanced Sound Retriever Hear the detail, warmth and clarity, the way the artist intended it, from all of your highly compressed MP3, WMA and AAC files stored on USB memory device, iPod® and portable digital players. By restoring data (especially higher frequencies) that tend to get lost in the digital compression process, Pioneers Advanced Sound Retriever technology enhances audio reproduction nearly all the way up to 20 kHz frequencies. When Advanced Sound Retriever is ON, the high frequency range is compensated to match the frequency response curve of the original sound. USB Direct Control for iPod® and more Pioneer’s DEH-P600UB is ready to roll with capability for direct connection to your iPod® . USB 2.0’s speed and capability allow an elevated iPod® experience in the car, and nearly limitless expandability for portable media players and USB memory devices. File search and access are extra-quick. The headunit keeps song, artist, time and album information displays very clear and user-friendly, and control is intuitive through the 7-Way Rotary Commander. The system’s wired USB connection provides direct digital signal transfer from the iPod® for clean, clear sound. In addition, Pioneer has developed the following new features to make using your iPod® in the car extremely easy and convenient: * Link Search – While listening to a specific artist you can hold “List” button down and it will pop up folders containing that specific artist. * Passenger Control Mode – Allows …

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In my old car i had 2 12inch rockford p2 subs. front speakers boston acoustics and back 2 pioneer and a sony deck. It sounded great. I just bought a new car which is a BMW 325i 2006 with harman kardon speakers, what can i do to make it sound as good or better then my previous car. I will buy subs but do i need to replace speakers because harman kardon is a good company?

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I have a ‘97 Civic with a stock sound system that just doesn’t cut it for what I’d like. I have an Alpine CDE-9843 deck I can use and I am looking at Infinity Kappa 3-ways (693.7i and 63.7i) for my speakers. What exactly does an amp do for me? Do I need one with RMS of 75W and 110W on the speakers and a max output of 4×45W from the deck? I listen to metal mostly, so sound quality is a must. Loudness is not really an issue, but also couldn’t hurt. Any advice and/or links to FAQ articles would be very much appreciated.

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I don’t know too much about car audio so I need help figuring out what is good and what isn’t. I have a mitsubishi Galant 2000. I have the factory audio system and the sound gets distorted after turning it to a certain point. I went to best buy and this is what they recommended.

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Is it really THAT necessary to replace the stock speakers or can I get a pretty clear and decent sound with just the amp and sub?

Thanks

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