Which ones of these devices is better Kenwood DNN990 or AVIC-8000NEX?
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I have no problem with the dnn990 at all, is a good Radio...But I don't know about the AVIC-8000NEX....sorry....Orlando...
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POS do not buy this unit.Anyone who says they have no problems is being disingenuous, or not even try to use it's unworkable features.Check out all the supposed s/w upgrades. Each one fixes bugs, then causing more.
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I've never used the pioneer, I've always been a kenwood fan, but I do suggest getting the new DNN991 over last years model.
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I am using a Kenwood dnx4250BT. It works great! Of course you need the bezel adapter for aftermarket radios, the third party interfaces to retain the default amplifier and the steering wheel controllers.
806857
You can't ever go wrong with kenwood or alpine in head units. JVC is also a good one too. Prices range from features offered.
2185025
Thank you, I too am wonderng at the difference between the two. I've got an older Denon receiver(3803) and would rather not have to replace it. This model seems to fit the bill for me.
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The major difference as you already pointed out is the price. However, I also believe the AirEnabler is much more easy to configure versus the AirPort Express. Lastly, you have the added advantage of being able to use a 3rd party USB DAC and the flexible to use it in your car or for a portable speaker system setup.
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neither: Get an Onkyo TX-NR808 if you can find one. It's really a much better receiver as well as has more features...
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Sorry I have no idea. I bought a Danby and ended up returning it for their TERRIBLE customer service. It didn't work for me and their customer service was the worst. Just fair warning.
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The reason they use the term old version, is that they came out with the updated version of the 818 in 2013; the 828. The 828 has a few new features that the 818 doesn't have, but they also cut a few of the features that the 818 has that they didn't include with the 828, Go to the onkyo website to compare the specs, but for me I couldn't justify the price disparity when it came between both units, so I went with the 818, and I haven't been dissapointed! For $699 I don't think I could find a better receiver. I looked at Marantz, Denon, and Harman Kardon to compare, and for the price I thought the Onkyo was a better constructed, sturdier product at a lesser price.
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Mine is a six plus...check for flash updates to the OS on kenwoods website there may be a newer software version for your unit...wouldn't think it would matter but would check and perform if it had one.
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The DNN990HD has a special "Maestro" unit that connects with the Ford Sync systems. The 2005 does not have Sync (which is probably a good thing!), so I do not know if they have a template that will fit in your vehicle. The Kenwood tech support/customer support folks are pretty helpful and I'm sure they would have an answer for you.Good luck,Scott
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I recall when I bought my 9001 a newer version was also available. The newer one didn't seem to be any better than mine other than it was a slightly better looking unit. I don't remember other details other than aesthetics. I love my 9001.
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According to Netgear website the difference between DGND3700v1 and DGND3700v2 is very minor. It seems like USB specifications has been updated to allow wider choice of printers to use for ReadySHARE.
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Dear E. Thanks for your inquiry. The X series of Denon receivers offers and upgraded Audyssey setup, a longer warranty, and other features that are designed for more custom installations. The same is true for comparing the AVRS900 and the AVRX1100. The AVRS900 has a few more inputs but does not have the upgraded Audyssey, the longer warranty and the detachable power cord. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
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I have had the N900 for almost 2 and a half years and I am finding the limitation is really the number of devices and the amount of data it can handle. I am streaming HD content to 2 Xbox360's and 3 streams from an HD Home Run Prime Cable card tuner. I had to put both Xbox360's on the wired Ethernet because the wireless could not handle it. That is why I am looking at the AC68u.
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The best place to check for fit is Crutchfield's website. You may need an additional cover plate/mounting bracket, they usually cost around $12. As for the back-up camera, if you already have one installed, the lead for that should plug directly into the back of the AVIC-5000NEX. If you don't already have one, I recommend the Eskye backup camera. It doesn't cost alot, but it has alot of features, and is direct plug-in for the avic.
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I'm pretty sure the 5088 is just an older version of the 5099. The 5099 has an idiot button to ease in the setup operation, but to be honest, I have no idea how it's suppose to work. I never used the button. I just plugged it in and everything worked. As for differences between the two. I say get the cheaper. They're both the same.
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http://manual.kenwood.com/files/GET0847-001A.pdf copy and paste that into your address bar.