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AVIC-N1 or the AVH-P7500dvd


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bigmikeww 
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Posted: April 07, 2004 at 6:39 PM / IP Logged  
Which pioneer unit would you get and why?
i know the avic-n1 is a pimped out nacigation setup. the 7500 has the navigation option but comes with a tv tuner?
what do you guys think?
dreday 
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i would go with the 7500dvd. but thats because i would rather have the audio portion pretty well setup before i worry about the navigation. also the screen of the 7500dvd is a 7" where as the n1 is a 6.5". i believe the 7500dvd also has a six channel output where as the n1 is a 4 channel. its up to you which way u go...

bigmikeww 
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Posted: April 09, 2004 at 4:59 PM / IP Logged  
Thanks dreday,
anyone else? i would like to hear a lot of different opinions.
jeremyjerm 
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Posted: April 20, 2004 at 12:36 PM / IP Logged  
ive installed both and i would have to say that the 7500 is better for the audio inthusiast
if your going for show what looks cooler than digital gauges on your screen! i want the 7500 but if i didnt have an extra thousand dollars i would go with avic!
pioneer rocks!
rodent 
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I have the 7500 and nav with it and i am happy with it. The n1 with the dav you have to swap the map dvd everytime you change routes which i dont like, and the 7 inch screen compared to the 6.5. If you can afford it go for the 7500
1hotexpedition 
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hello guys..   Does anyone know if there is a video bypass for the avic-n1 unit similar to the alpine so that you may watch a movie at anytime?  Thanks
kcmedic 
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Much easier than the Alpine.  Just ground the parking parke (green) wire.
kcmedic 
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Oops. AVIC-N1 or the AVH-P7500dvd -- posted image.   That was supposed to be "parking brake".
1hotexpedition 
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Thanks very much for the info medic.  now u just helped me make my purchase decision.. 
1hotexpedition 
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hey just out of curiosity.  does anyone know where to find a schematic that would tell me where i can find the VSS for a 2000 ford expedition. thanks
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