XO Vision XO1930 3-Inch Wide Screen DVD Receiver with USB, SD and AV Inputs on Front Panel, Detachable Face

Pro's: *300w (75x4 channels) makes for a decent ghetto blaster *Plays Terrestrial Radio Well *Decent Installation Instructions Cons: *Awful internal circuit integrity. Will power off randomly while using volume control. *Remote sometimes will go dead and not work for days and then suddenly start working again when it wants to. *When it plays DVDs you will experience all sorts of clicks/pops/artifacts in the sound every few secs. It makes the DVD player pretty worthless.

So I recieved my package the very next day as hoped for. I was able to install it myself with some help from an online review from another website. I really enjoy this in dash reciever its awesome. Next on my list is door speakers and more monitors. If anyone has any questions about installation email me at [email protected]

I bought two of this model, one for myself and one for my son.The unit turns off by itself when you try and make any adjustment such as volume, tracking, source, etc..., and is difficult to turn back on (you need to open and close the face several times)s You are stuck with the display at is provided, which is if it were 12" in front of you works fine, or use a visor monitor to read the tracks, time, folder and such. You can't scroll through the tracks without changing them, You can't search folders without the remote and there is a long lag from request on any control to execution from the head. The EQ if that is what they feel EQ should be is undiscernable from one to the next, and it does not let you lock in your favorite setting, you can only set the one that is currently being used. If you manage to keep the unit on the sound quality is good and low distrotion up to 80% of full volume. Mike EZ