Sony MEX-BT5000 with bluetooth - Page 2

BDVirus · 09-23-2006, 09:38 AM

hertz, that link i posted is to the Pioneer for $410 shipped from a place that does qualify for factory warrenty which on the P980BT is 2 yrs, and on the P9800BT is 1 yr (the P9800BT is about $400 shipped, so $10 for another yr warrenty and some other things? ill do it lol)

If you prefer ebay you can find it on there for about $380 or so shipped for the P980BT

Hertz Fanatic · 09-23-2006, 12:25 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by BDVirus

hertz, that link i posted is to the Pioneer for $410 shipped from a place that does qualify for factory warrenty which on the P980BT is 2 yrs, and on the P9800BT is 1 yr (the P9800BT is about $400 shipped, so $10 for another yr warrenty and some other things? ill do it lol)

If you prefer ebay you can find it on there for about $380 or so shipped for the P980BT

At that price go for the Pioneer. It has alot more going on.

BDVirus · 09-24-2006, 09:15 AM

Pioneer >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sony.... the pioneer has time alignment, 16 band GEQ, 24 bit DAC, 5v preouts (which are pretty high for a HU, only one ive seen higher is from Eclipse with an 8v), CD SNR or 100 dB... its extremely fun to play with (managed to find a place that had one installed

i enjoyed that hr very much lol), its got a great interface and is very easy to use. Doing normal stuff while driving (changing station, changing sources, volume, etc) is very easy to do, the time alignment and frequency cutoffs for the sub channels and all those type features are easy to do but you should do it while parked anyways (so you dont hear road noise)....

i went to Pioneer's webby and dl'ed the manual and read most of it, so i knew how to do most things when i went to go play with it instore lol. i suggest reading the manual so you can see if its interface is laid out in a way you like. i highly reccomend playing with it in a store (that is with any HU however), because once you play with it for a little you will know what you like and dont like.

edarp1 · 06-26-2007, 09:53 PM

Hi, I´m from argentina. sorry for my english. The HU is great about BT. Despite the quality of the sound is far away of being excelent, (I used to have a nakamichi HU), the BT works perfect for controlling winamp, windows media so you can control the volume, skip a track, browse folders and control almost everything from the stereo.
The connection with the phone is perfect. It had never failed with almost 10 diferent phones that I used. Nowadays I have a motorola a1200 and i ´ve tried with the v3, v3i, v3x, nokia n80, qtek 9100 and everyone worked perfectly. It´s a very good option for a fair sound quality and excellent BT device. Once again sorry for my english.

XC-C30 · 06-29-2007, 05:47 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by edarp1

Hi, I´m from argentina. sorry for my english. The HU is great about BT. Despite the quality of the sound is far away of being excelent, (I used to have a nakamichi HU), the BT works perfect for controlling winamp, windows media so you can control the volume, skip a track, browse folders and control almost everything from the stereo.
The connection with the phone is perfect. It had never failed with almost 10 diferent phones that I used. Nowadays I have a motorola a1200 and i ´ve tried with the v3, v3i, v3x, nokia n80, qtek 9100 and everyone worked perfectly. It´s a very good option for a fair sound quality and excellent BT device. Once again sorry for my english.

Guess you didn't look at the date of this topic ey?