Is this a better option than a PAC LP7-2?
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Absolutely. This one is a complete plug and play system for several years of Ford vehicles and gives you two RCA outputs. No splicing required and takes 20min to install if you know how to get the radio apart. If not there are plenty of how-to videos on YouTube.
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Depends on what you are using it for. What is a PAC LP7-2? I just checked their website and I did not see it. This is for a Mustang or Ford vehicle it is a inline adapter so you can hook up an external amplifier while keeping the factory head unit and sync functions. It works great and is very easy to install
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I don't know if there is a sound quality difference, but the FRD24 has front and rear RCA output jacks and also allows the factory speakers to be connected to the factory head unit.
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Yes, well worth the extra money and less hassle installing. Plus your remote turn on lead is on this interface, as well as 2 RCA outputs for larger system expansion. I was glad I went this route when it came down to the installation.
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I don't pay attention to the specs as much as I do to the actual performance. I will say this, I replaced my older Onkyo amp with this newer version because it's so much more quiet. I can't even tell when the power is on, but I could with my older version. I think you will be pretty impressed with the sound quality - especially if you are using a quality belt-drive turntable.
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Hello Susan I purchased this turntable two years ago using Windows 7 no problems I believe you have a faulty unit. Also, I purchased `Spin Again' software for downloading lps. Very easy more user friendly than audacity
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Sorry that I cannot help. This was a gift for my GRANDAUGHTER. She loves it but hasn't used it for recording old LPs.
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I tried this one and the 12 version and both were awful. For a few dollars more , the front firing 475 watt 12 in is way better. I ended up with that and the acoustech pl 200 is amazing for the money. Do yourself a favor and cough up the extra $175 and get pl 200. Its really worth it. The Polk is better of the two you asked about but no where in the same league as the pl 200.
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I am not sure of the technical aspects of the lp60 or the audiob652, but everything I have asked of the PCAU35A, it has performed wonderfully!
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I purchased a polycom soundstation 2W and was very disappointed in the sound quality so I returned it. Instead I got a Konftel 300W and have been very pleased. Check with the manufacturer to see if there would be any problem with two unit.
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Hello,The closest competitor from Lepai would be the LP-2020A+. They use a similar chipset so they sound very similar, the Lepai also has slightly more rated output power and tone controls. Of the two the Lepai is a better seller due to the flexibility, but we have also have great luck with the Dayton.Sincerely,MattParts Express Technical Support Team
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Haven't used the pono, that said ak has a neutral mode (sounds fine), then 2 choices of equalizer, one a 5band manual, and second the one I use mostly is a preprogrammed pro equalizer (their term) which seems to almost always sound the best. pono probably a better value. It's hard to justify a grand for simply a file player, yes nice aesthetics, yes it holds a cr-- load of memory. A&K; could make file searching a bit easier but it looks like they are already on to new model$$$
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i actually use another rca line input and use the pre amp from my turntable with an in line booster (between turntable and 5000) and it works much better than the phono input on the 5000. i was getting a humming noise using phono input. your setup might be different though. either way my vinyl sounds awesome now!
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For best audio control use a processor like audiocontrol or similar. The pac unit simply gives you 2 sets of 20-20k hz output. (I noticed a little low level noise when j used it. Next project will use the rf's 360.2 or audiocontrol lc6
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The two units are quite different designs and have different use cases, so a comparison is not really valid. If all you want is an inexpensive AptX/amp combo and you're not a highly critical listener, then the grace might be a good choice. (I haven't seen or tested the grace unit.)If you want more I/O (analog and digital, including a 96/24 USB inerface), a good hi-fi amp, solid build quality, and not having to fuss with a wall wart, then the NAD is a good choice. I'll also mention my 1970s NAD 3020 (which inspired this unit) is still working well.
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M100 is the latest but you cant find any short of difference. LP is best if you are not audiophile.
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Hi. Never tried the 7 but I can tell you it sounds way better than the procenter 1000. I've got it paired with a couple promonitor 1000s and they are great. Before purchasing it, I realized it is more sensitive than the mythos 7 so it's posible that the drivers are better. When the 3 was new, it was more expensive than mythos 7 today.
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With the SB7200 you can place 2 in a stereo setup. That makes a huge difference. Price-wise you're better of with the Philips anyhow...but if you want to be sure, try them out in a shop.
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The Audio-Technica AT311EP will replace the Technics P23, and you might hear an improvement in sound quality. It's probably the best p-mount cartridge you can get for about $30. A little cheaper is the Audio-Technica AT92ECD (practically the same cartridge) for about $5 less on average. You can't go wrong with either of these. Good Luck!P.S.---An added benefit of the AT92ECD cartridge is that it comes with a convenient small screwdriver to facilitate easier installation of the cartridge on your turntable. Another thing to note is that you would only use the p-mount cartridge, itself, and not the universal adapter supplied for non-p-mount turntables. I hope that helps! The Audio-Technica AT311EP will replace the Technics P23, and you might hear an improvement in sound quality. It's probably the best p-mount cartridge you can get for about $30. A little cheaper is the Audio-Technica AT92ECD (practically the same cartridge) for about $5 less on average. You can't go wrong with either of these. Good Luck!P.S.---An added benefit of the AT92ECD cartridge is that it comes with a convenient small screwdriver to facilitate easier installation of the cartridge on your turntable. Another thing to note is that you would only use the p-mount cartridge,... » Read More The Audio-Technica AT311EP will replace the Technics P23, and you might hear an improvement in sound quality. It's probably the best p-mount cartridge you can get for about $30. A little cheaper is the Audio-Technica AT92ECD (practically the same cartridge) for about $5 less on average. You can't go wrong with either of these. Good Luck!P.S.---An added benefit of the AT92ECD cartridge is that it comes with a convenient small screwdriver to facilitate easier installation of the cartridge on your turntable. Another thing to note is that you would only use the p-mount cartridge, itself, and not the universal adapter supplied for non-p-mount turntables. I hope that helps! « Show Less
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it plays standard vinyl records & 45's. I'm not sure about 7" or 10" records. Standard LP's are about 12".