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Subject: re: car stereo rfi
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Date: Fri, 22-Feb-85 14:03:10 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb 22 14:03:10 1985
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      I am no audiophile myself, but i am interested in car and home audio.
I've also been shopping around for a new car stereo, and i found Pioneer's
KA-330 to be a very good unit.  It features auto eject (like the Jenson model,
except that it works!!), PLL tuning (Phase Locked Loop), auto scan, and six pre
set keys.  Over all i really lie the unit, and it only sells for about $179
on sale.  Everyone that i know that has one really likes it.

      About the Dolby.  I record all of my stuff using Dolby C. Both my tape
decks have both B and C.  When i listen to the casettes recorded in Dolby C
in my car, I have to adjust my equilizer to compensate for the boosted high fre
quencies that Dolby creates.  I usually just drop the 8K and 16K Hz center freq
uencies back a few decibals, and everything sounds fine.

      I hope i helped you out a little, but if not leave a note for me on
netnews.

                  Sunil Gupta (Penn State Univ)