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Sony CDX M670Sony CDX-M670 has a lot of outstanding features. SSIR-EXA Tuner is a Sony's proprietary SSIR-EX tuner technology, which can actually adjust the tuner's bandwidth, depending on current environmental conditions, it has an improved sound quality and adjacent station interference result. DSO (Dynamic Soundstage Organizer) is a soundstage evaluation and width enhancement. One of 4 HX DSP functions; Digital processing; Stand-alone function; One button activation; Analog Processing. Dot Matrix Display employs regularly spaced patterned grids of point-source lighting elements. As a result, characters displayed have greater resolution than a segmented display. The Spectrum Analyzer displays a frequency response curve, in real time, as the curve changes. 1-Bit D/A Converter is a type of digital to analog converter whose output is restricted to only two values. Unlike a multi-bit D/A in which each bit possesses its own corresponding output voltage, a 1-bit D/A's output voltage is expressed by means of the time axis; i.e., PWM or PDM. MD/CD/TV Control is an ability of a component to operate a CD or MD disc changer and a TV tuner. Custom File feature is a package that provides intuitive and safe source management for an audio and A/V system. Examples include Disc Memo, Station Memo and Memo List. Finally the CD Text feature utilizes disc, track and artist information encoded directly on the CD media. Both playback and media components must have CD Text compatibility. Also there is an optional joystick available. Newest Review: ... CD player works very well; it has read every CR-R I have tried so far, and rarely skips, even in my lowered/stiffly sprung ... more More Sony in Car Audio
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by - written on 29/01/03
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I use this HU with stock Honda front speakers, some very basic Pioneers in the rear, and a Bazooka RS10hp sub. Overall I am pleased. The power of the amp is quite impressive, and I never need to turn it more than halfway up because it is more than loud enough. The sound quality is not the best. It does have an integrated EQ, so one can tailor the sound, but this is not audiophile quality. Without the DSO feature on, the sound is actually downright disappointing. With DSO on, it can be a little shrill, but adjusting the high pass filter helps. Working with the EQ and system wide treble control gives you the control to make it sound the way you want. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/07/01 (Very useful, 3430 readings)
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Sitting mid-way between the M600 and the M700, the M670 is the first of Sony's 'Active Black' car stereos to come with a detatchable face and it was for this reason that I bought it. The idea behind the 'M' series of Sony car stereo head-units seems to be that, when powered off, they look like a blank piece of plastic in the middle of the dashboard. The reasons for this are two-fold; firstly it looks pretty neat and secondly to disguise the fact that a car stereo is fitted. Unfortunately, only the first of these actually applies as any car stereo thief worth his salt should be able to recognise one of these shiny lumps of black plastic for ... Read the complete review
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