New head unit suggestions

[Corsair714]

Hello all,

I've been researching getting a new head unit since I am having some difficulties with the one I have currently. Looking through the forum it seems like a lot of people would suggest Kenwood which is what I currently have. I am just hoping it will actually work this time.

Specs I want

• Single din
• Clean preamp output signal. 5v or higher preferably
• Enough outputs to give a signal to my amp for front, rear, and sub.
• CD player
• USB and Aux
• Budget is about $200CAD ($150USD)
• I am not particular to any brands, I just want something affordable and reliable.

Considering

JVC KD-T925BTS

Kenwood Excelon KDC-X305 (basically what I already have)

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[YourNameHere 10+ year member]

 

[chillin 10+ year member]

Mitchell fosgate, are you the same guy from Hawaii that was on here a couple years ago that "read all the books" but has no what he talking about? Or did you guys just take the same short bus to school together?

 

[dragon.breath 10+ year member]

Mitchell, every answer that I have seen you give on this forum has been wrong. Including this thread. The Jvc stereo that the OP linked to has six rca outputs. Two for front, two for rear and two for subs. So why would he lose speakers if he connects the sub?

 

[administrator Administrator]

You already admitted you were the same guy in a different post! Guys you do see his signature and profile status right? More can be done if needed.

 

[maylar 10+ year member]

Do we continue to correct him, or just ignore him?

 

[YourNameHere 10+ year member]

Guys you do see his signature and profile status right? More can be done if needed.

LOL.... thats awesome! Hahaha

 

[shredder1 10+ year member]

I've been reading these word salads awhile now. Entertainment is where ya' find it I suppose but... advice should be useful and yours seems aimed more towards proving your lack of knowledge or idk what?
Making this board look bad?

 

[Old_Slapper]

Mitchell,
Shhhh..... Let the professionals take answer the questions. There's nothing wrong with sitting back, listening, and asking a bunch of questions on your own. That's how I learned, and I have built dozens of crazy systems.