Pioneer D3 Navi/DVD...any experience?
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I think I'm going to get the Pioneer D3 next weekend. Does anyone have it? Would like to hear some feedback about it...Anyone???
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i've had it for a little over a week now and i love it. it was easy to bypass(watch dvd while driving) and navi works pretty well also. check out www.avic411.com for more info...
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dusouth - is the processing pretty quick? like - when you go through the nav screens, is it quick or slow? one of the things I hate about nav units is they are SO SO SO slow. i just hopped into an 08 xB today and the nav unit that it came with was pretty darn quick. but... 2300 bucks.
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To all those who got an aftermarket navi...do you use it alot? I don't do alot of long trips. In your opinion, is it worth it? I got a qoute from my boy for 1100 installed.
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I think the worst thing about the D3 is that it only has 1 DVD slot. Which means, when you need to input a NAV destination, you need to eject your music CD, put in the map DVD, input your destination, let it load into memory, eject the map DVD, and put your music CD back to resume. PITA.
If you use a MP3 player as your main source of music or you don't listen to CDs then I guess that's not really a problem.
If you use a MP3 player as your main source of music or you don't listen to CDs then I guess that's not really a problem.
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I think the worst thing about the D3 is that it only has 1 DVD slot. Which means, when you need to input a NAV destination, you need to eject your music CD, put in the map DVD, input your destination, let it load into memory, eject the map DVD, and put your music CD back to resume. PITA.
If you use a MP3 player as your main source of music or you don't listen to CDs then I guess that's not really a problem.
If you use a MP3 player as your main source of music or you don't listen to CDs then I guess that's not really a problem.
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