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cielo · 20th December 2001, 01:01

i was gonna agree with chris, buying used is a good option for the older high-end electronics. i was never into car audio when the 7909 was around, but i've heard good things about it. anyways, i like the 7949 from alpine. that aforementioned clarion is very classy looking, and has good d/a. i've got an older eclipse, 5303r, which i like. that nak 45z is nice as well, simple, and very good sq. and for sony, they had a c910 in their es lineup which also had the copper chassis, it was a good unit with rotary volume knob to boot. if you care to waste time on the 'net researching car audio stuff, i suggest www.elitecaraudio.com you'll find a plethora of info there.

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cielo Member, Sport: On DSC: Off Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: oakland Posts: 284 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	i was gonna agree with chris, buying used is a good option for the older high-end electronics. i was never into car audio when the 7909 was around, but i've heard good things about it. anyways, i like the 7949 from alpine. that aforementioned clarion is very classy looking, and has good d/a. i've got an older eclipse, 5303r, which i like. that nak 45z is nice as well, simple, and very good sq. and for sony, they had a c910 in their es lineup which also had the copper chassis, it was a good unit with rotary volume knob to boot. if you care to waste time on the 'net researching car audio stuff, i suggest www.elitecaraudio.com you'll find a plethora of info there.