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Pioneer Car AVHP6000DVD InDash Visual Audio Entertainment System
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3 out of 5
The comforts and luxury of a 6-disc changer are finally at your fingertips, with an exclusive in-dash 6-Disc DVD/CD changer. The AVH-P6000DVD features wide compatibility, including MP3/WMA, and has many remarkable feature attachments. It also includes a bright, crystal-clear 7 Widescreen LCD Display with Touch Panel operation. ....read more
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Pretty nice..
Rating:4 out of 5 stars
I definitely like this unit. It’s large and works well, no problems yet whatsoever. My only gripes, and they are small, are that the touch screen is not as responsive as I would like and that the displays contrast ratio is low so watching movies during the daytime isn’t really an option. Looks great at night though
Handsome unit but lacking in basic functionality
Rating:2 out of 5 stars
The Pioneer AVHP6000DVD is a handsome unit and fit well in the overall design of the dash of my ’05 Nissan 350Z. Since I already have a navigation system, this unit provided me with what was missing from the OEM system. What I was looking for most was the ability to have an iPod interface, bluetooth and rear camera access. Luckily for me, I found this unit on Amazon for a much cheaper than retail price since I had to actually pay for all of these options by way of add on components. Basically, nothing I was looking for was built into the unit.
The bluetooth works well and provides crisp clear conversations even in my roadster version of the Z! The additional road noise doesn’t seem to be picked up by the other party. While it can pair with multiple phones, it assigns address books that are downloaded to the phone it got it from instead of one that can be used universally with any of the paired phones you have in the system. I just got an iPhone and haven’t figure out how to down load the address book/contacts versus the straight forward method for my Blackberry. What would be nice is an option to manually add entries to an address book that could be used by any of the paired phones.
I have not installed the iPod adapter since I don’t believe it is compatible with the new iPhone 3GS. It will play from the ipod selection but not charge the unit. With that being the case, I use the BT Audio to stream the music over bluetooth and charge the iPhone with a car charger.
One annoying aspect of the unit is that while it has a 6-disc changer, it does not allow for sequential play… It seems to me that sequential play would be a basic fundamental option of any disc changer! Remember when you would fill a changer up and stick in the trunk never to see it again until you were ready to replace the discs? With this unit, you have to actually select each disc manually! I should be able to insert 6 disc of any supported type to set it and forget it! This to me is a major drawback in the overall design. Is there a technical reason why this is not an option?
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