Review on Pioneer Car DEH-4800FDDEH-4800FD, black by Wiktor Wnkowicz ᠌

In general, I suggest purchasing for people who enjoy a loud, clear, and detailed sound (when set up properly) and do not want to fuss with cables and amps. A tiny drive can be added for increased battery life. the sound will be on top if you pick up acoustics. acquired advantages: The sound is strong and excellent, which I appreciate. I have eight 4-ohm speakers wired in parallel to the car radio, four at the back that are each 80 watts of power, and four up front that are each 50 watts of nominal power at a load of two ohms. The maximum volume is between 45 and 55 on the flash drive via aux to 60 (full 62) and above, and to the end the sound is distorted by the ear. The total load power of one channel is 100 watts in front and 160 watts in the back. All car radio distorts sound at maximum volume, I believe in part because of the high load and not just that. reads flac and all other formats rapidly and faultlessly (omnivorous). In addition to 4 amplifier outputs, there are enough sound settings. Con drawbacks Bluetooth does not exist. So that the sound doesn't stop playing at a loud volume, we require thick power wires (with a cross section of at least 2.5 mm). A 2200mf16v power capacitor is not enough inside for a radio this powerful; you can add more (I added 4700mf25v), and I advise you that it won't make things worse.