dopewaffle

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Same here man, my single din clarion with Bluetooth puts out amazing pre-amp signal, but I would like to go with a double din in the near feature. Pioneer has always been know for producing great sounding pre-amps, so I wouldn't have to sacrifice anything.

bigtonyman

pioneer's new lineup that they demoed at CES should be out this month I think. Pricey, but might be worth checking out or at least waiting a little bit for the prices on the older models to drop some.

dopewaffle

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I've seen them, but I really don't get the hype. You can achieve much more out of a JBL Sound Processor or Audison Bit Ten

jferg92

So how do I hook a aux Input to this?

Carcrazygts2

http://www.oemautosound.com/c-18-for...-adapters.aspx

Call them and tell them what radio you have and they will tell you what adpter is needed to use USB/3.5mm/ or ipod

Carcrazygts2

Pioneer's pre-amp's are garbage. Rated at 5 volts on most of the high end an only actually put out 2-3. I have to use a line driver to get clearer signals to my amps.

02_Black_On_White

your the man.

dopewaffle

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I think the new ones were intended to be designed with a sound processor merged into your system.

Carcrazygts2

I'm actually contemplating doing this. But I'll use a HDD Nav radio from a navigator or Expedition. As My radio opening wont utilize the factory style locks anymore

jferg92

Ya I may upgrade to the larger expy unit later since it will utilize the exact same hardware minus the mounting