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Anyone have it ? I'm thinking of replacing my HU cause the stock radio reception is terrible The unit I'm looking at is the JVC-kd-hdr1 http://sonicelectronix.com/item_6913_JVC+KD-HDR1.html It has all the features I want & the price is right, any comments on it ? I have a chevy hhr w/ infinity kappa comp in front & infinity kappa 3 ways in rear doors 10" RF shallow sub in sealed box designed by swez sitting in right rear footwell Kenwood KAC X542 amp for door speakers Kenwood KAC X812D amp for the sub Any other HU suggestions welcomed, under $ 250 w/ sub control Tom ps Dave that sub took about 2 months to break in it don't sound bad Replies (6) ttocs on 01/10/2008 12:44:18 I have not made the switch yet nor really had the urge to to be honest. I am on siruis and happy with it. jamesp on 01/10/2008 14:59:40 Dont you still need good reception to take advantage of HD radio. I also have Sirrius and love it. The Sirrius tuner was on sale at Crutchfield when I ordered it(just happened to be) and was$ 50 instead of $99 . I am very happy with it and the reception is perfect. Hi-Fi_HHR on 01/10/2008 15:03:53 Its the stock radio that I'm getting poor fm reception with, its a known issue w/ the stock radio swez on 01/10/2008 16:34:45 Two months to break in that sub?... That's pretty tame use for most guys on this site. (2 weeks tops) GRIN Am glad you like the system as mentioned. It sounded very robust to me when we met, before the sub was installed. Swez cplkittle on 01/10/2008 22:12:19 I would check out the available channels in your area. IF you live in the boonies like me, the nearest HD station is over 75 miles away. I recommend checking out their website for more information: http://www.hdradio.com/ Hi-Fi_HHR on 01/11/2008 07:49:05 Theres old man basss & young man basss, lol most music I have doesn't have much deep bass and ppl I know look at me funny when i play hip hop now I want more bass Wow we have 25 hd stations in detroit, all that I listen to are covered I was hoping hd radio would be a "free" alternative to xm/serius tom Copyright ClubKnowledge 2009 * All Rights Reserved |