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Gday tech heads,

Time to upgrade..ive got a facia kit and need a head unit.

I dont want anything fancy or flashy. Just something that plays my music and has Bluetooth. Any else is a bonus.

Came across this:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/6-2-GPS-Navi ... 4aca077efb

Yes its cheap..but like i said above, don't need anything super high tech.

Built in 4 channel amp? Does this mean i cannot use my existing 13 speaker surround? Or cannot even upgrade the amp?
- Built-In Amplifier FR/FL/RR/RL 4-Channel Subwoofer 1/Subwoofer 2 Audio Output
- 4X65W Surround Stereo



Will the radio work in Aus?
FM(3*6)87.5-108MHz(Europe), Increment 0.05MHz
- AM(2*6)522-1620KHz, Increment: 9 KH
- Built-In RDS Radio Receiver Function
- Radio Regions: Europe,United States,Japan,Latin America,Taiwan

Anything else that stands out, ill post it up!

Thanks guys.

Don't buy eonon units from ebay. They're usually cheaper from www.eonon.com (NOT www.eonon.com.au) with free shipping to Australia. My brother has one of these units and they go all right. They have a way better GUI than pioneer/alpine/jvc etc. units. They also have learning inputs for the SWC which is useful. Unfortunately this won't work with your macintosh amp. You'd have to rewire the 4 channels to your doors from the HU. giving you 4 speakers (maybe 6-8 if you use splits with crossovers.)

Has any1 been able to use the existing speakers?

Or is splitting the only way..or a better unit?

Thanks for the reply

Dunno why anyone would want a no name brand unit like eonon.

Cheapest way is to re wire all your speakers to your dash, it'll probably sound less than great as in built amps in HU's aren't the best. You won't have your sub working any more either.

zch91 wrote:Dunno why anyone would want a no name brand unit like eonon.

Haha. Eonon is the name brand of China. They're better than the completely no-name units and have a bit of support across the internet. Sound-wise they may not be up to scratch but feature wise, as I was saying, they are pretty good. Seriously why can they implement learning SWC in their $200AU unit, yet pioneer can't in a $1000AU ($700 if a grey import) unit. It boggles the mind...

DownUnder wrote:

zch91 wrote:Dunno why anyone would want a no name brand unit like eonon.

Haha. Eonon is the name brand of China. They're better than the completely no-name units and have a bit of support across the internet. Sound-wise they may not be up to scratch but feature wise, as I was saying, they are pretty good. Seriously why can they implement learning SWC in their $200AU unit, yet pioneer can't in a $1000AU ($700 if a grey import) unit. It boggles the mind...

Because Pioneer/Alpine/Clarion incorporate better components to appeal to the people that actually like their sound quality, rather than packing the unit with features and skimping out on quality.

Instead of using crap small components they use quality parts that take up more physical space within the unit.

mihai wrote:

DownUnder wrote:

zch91 wrote:Dunno why anyone would want a no name brand unit like eonon.

Haha. Eonon is the name brand of China. They're better than the completely no-name units and have a bit of support across the internet. Sound-wise they may not be up to scratch but feature wise, as I was saying, they are pretty good. Seriously why can they implement learning SWC in their $200AU unit, yet pioneer can't in a $1000AU ($700 if a grey import) unit. It boggles the mind...

Because Pioneer/Alpine/Clarion incorporate better components to appeal to the people that actually like their sound quality, rather than packing the unit with features and skimping out on quality.

Instead of using crap small components they use quality parts that take up more physical space within the unit.

hmmmmm I agree about higher quality components. Definitely they'd have higher QC standards as well but electronics taking up more space isn't true. If anything better components will take up less space and use less power. They should have more R&D in them for the price resulting in good board design and even more space. I'm just ticked off because most steering wheel controls are resistive and setting up a circuit to read different voltage drops based off an on-screen programming process should be a piece of piss with modern electronics. Instead I have to go buy a $60-$80 adapter or re-solder all the surface mount resistors on my steering wheel. bloody pioneer

Radio Antenna Port
RCA Audio OUT (front L and R)
RCA Audio OUT (rear L and R)
Aux-L IN
Aux-R IN
Subwoofer
ANT
AMP-CON
Video IN
2x Video OUT
Camera IN
Acc
Power +12V
GND B-
ILLUMI
Break
Reverse in
Steering Wheel Controls



Got a unit off a mate with these specs. It's rca for the speakers.

Is a new 5 channel amp the answer? Or connect existing front, rear and sub straight to the unit.

I would like a new amp if it's a safer setup...

Or can I retain the existing amp somehow.

Sorry if this has been covered...too much info to take in!@@

Cheers.