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Sony CDX 4000Newest Review: ... out of place, amongst the 1980's brown plastic dashboard.... Sadly the latest Sony range has degenerated mostly into ... more More Sony in Car Audio
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by - written on 17/12/02 (Very useful, 2775 readings)
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When I inherited my Fiat Marea (see other review) from my girlfriend, the first thing I needed was to get a CD player in the car. The factory fitted fiat unit was a cassette/radio affair, and whilst it had the option to add a cd changer, the price was unrealistic (£350+vat for a new one, and no 2nd hand one's around for love nor money!). I am used to having a good hifi setup in my car, having had top of the range ford, sony, kenwood & clarion setups in all my previous cars. But, having said that, I was only going to have the fiat as an interim car while I wait for delivery of my ford focus rs, and so, I didn't want to shell out much cash for anything too ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/08/00 (Useful, 1380 readings)
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Sony's new head units are all very similar this year. The 4000 is a nice entry level CD tuner, and with a whopping 4*50watts output produces a solid sound, which added together with Sony's deafening D-Bass will complement any car stereo setup. In terms of looks, this unit isn't exactly a looker, but pretty much all of the Sony's look the same at the moment, and anyway, it's the sound you are after....right? If you are looking to build a large, amplified system, then you should probably look towards the 5000 model, as it has 2 pre outs for amps, and is still reasonable value. Back to the 4000, it has all the normal features, eg. RDS, PTY, 30 ... Read the complete review
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