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Motoko · 10-25-2004, 02:11 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by LeoTheHamster

I would never use a carputer as anything but a slave device to the main system. imo theres no way it could match say a Nakamichi CD-700, Pioneer P9, or the Denford for quality as the head of a system. And thats where you want quality to be the best you can get it

Course it wouldn't, just remind your self that it's a home pc we're putting in our cars. It's just adapted to work in the car enviroment and even though the quality will never be as good as a unit designed for cars i can't tell any difference between my carpc and my old MP3 CD player.

10-25-2004, 02:11 PM	#6
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