Sony CDX C 8000

Newest Review: ... button. The previous unit that I had included that important function. It might not seem like anything big to you, but I have ... more

... the wired remote control installed, and it DOES have that function on it. It is very convenient for when the cell phone rings! The anti-skip memory has come in handy. I highly reccommend a unit that has it, even if you drive the smoothest car on the road. It keeps the music flowing...uninterrupted. One of the main reasons that I purchased this unit was because of the preamp outputs. This model includes front, rear, and subwoofer outputs. In a multi-amp system like I have, it makes installation and setup much easier,...more

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Sony CDX C 8000: One superb stereo, great for long journeys and very, very re ... (366 words)
by - written on 27/02/01 (Useful, 466 readings)
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If you are looking for a high quality in-dash CD player, I highly recommend the Sony CDX-C8000. I installed the unit in a Fiat Seicento. It went in with little trouble, although the power supply for the display is a pain in the butt to cram into the dash. Overall, the deck hasn't given me any trouble at all. I like the large display, and the drop down face. One thing that I think this unit is missing, however, is a "MUTE" button. The previous unit that I had included that important function. It might not seem like anything big to you, but I have the wired remote control installed, and it DOES have that function on it. It is very convenient for when ... Read the complete review

look no further for high sound quality! (176 words)
by - written on 24/11/00 (Useful, 300 readings)
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I recently purchased this sony cd/tuner after my previous stereo stopped working. I thought that the sound quality from my previous stereo was ok - but then when the sony head unit was fitted the difference was very noticeable (even through my inexpensive speakers). The sony cdx-c8000r is also easy to use. Everything that you need is situated in a cluster on the left of the facia. The menu functions are access from one button, as are the sound options. One of the features which I have mixed feelings about is the equiliser. There isn't a simple bass and treble setting, but a multichannel equiliser. This made it hard for me to achieve the desired sound from the ... Read the complete review