FFSquad

where can i get a kenwood exceleon head unit for a good price. it doesnt have to be exceleon, but id like it to be. do you guys know of any sites that sell them for a reasonable price?

id like to have a kenwood exceleon or pioneer super tuner.

thanks for your help.

Steve

Um..... a store.

Ok seriously though just shop around. I resort to online shopping as a last resort because I hate paying for shipping and all that other garbage.... and I'm impatient.

FFSquad

i already checked the stores. they are a lot more expensive than the internet.

G

There is a fry's electronics in CA that sells many kenwoods and other brands at good prices, if you have a friend in the area..... Crotchfield has good prices on SOME things......

Boughetto

ebay

FFSquad

what if you get it, and it doesnt work? they go for just as high as a store.

stevel

http://www.crutchfield.com

good prices too!


S

saucycivic

shopping isnt considered looking at the ads in the sunday paper, get out to local shops and stores and check out the prices. Then check the internet retail stores to see how comprable the prices are. And like they said, Crutchfield has the eXcelon decks for decent prices.

d17a6

try to see if there is a kenwood factory outlet somewhere close to you. if not, the most resourceful site as to where to find high end audio easily is http://www.sounddomain.com. you may have to search around for a bit, but you'll find something you like. try and stay away from pioneer or clarions though, they are the worst about skipping on hardly scratched cds. kenwoods are ok as well as alpines, but as far as function and price, you can't beat jvc. i wouldn't trade my kameleon for any other head unit out there. for some odd reason, they don't seem to be as popular as the others, but they are unsurpassed in quality and reliability. as a matter of fact, i have a working kenwood excelon kdc-X711 just sitting in my room that i don't use. if you have any othe audio questions, just ask

Steve

"try and stay away from pioneer"

Sorry man, but I stongly strongly disagree with that statement. I've used two Pioneer decks personally (1st one for 2 years, this one 2 years and still going) I've thrown everything you can imagine at it and can count the amount of times it skipped on one hand. And that was only after going some bad bumps. My deck is an older model but it plays cd's CDR CDRW with ease and no skipping. Many of my friends have used Pioneer and will never use another deck, maybe just spring for a higher end model(mine is just above entry level).

As for Clarion, I have not used them personally but have heard that they are also of good quality.