Product Description
The Pioneer DEH-80PRS CD Receiver with 3-Way Active Crossover Network, Auto EQ and Auto Time Alignment features exclusive sound technologies that help optimize audio in ways that perfectly suit particular listening spaces and allow subtle manual control of settings. Versatile connectivity helps deliver exceptional sound quality from various digital devices. The 3-Way Digital Network connects up to three external amplifiers, each dedicated to driving high-, mid- and low-frequency ranges, respectively. Time alignment automatically estimates the delay from each speaker to the driver's position and adjusts speaker sound output timing so that sound from all speakers reaches the driver's ears in perfect sync. Auto EQ tailors specific musical characteristics according to preference, uses a microphone to monitor and analyze acoustics, then automatically fine-tunes all frequency bandwidths and front and rear speaker digital parametric equalization.Package Content:cd receiverremote controlCR2025 lithium batterymanualwarrantyFull dot LCD display (191 x 48 pixels, 3 line)Built-in MOSFET 50W x 4 amplifier3 sets of Hi-Volt RCA preouts (5V) for system expansionDual 16-band graphic equalizerAdvanced Sound ReceiverHeight 2.00Width 7.00Depth 7.00Weight 3.43ColorOperating SystemBatteries IncludedBatteries RequiredNumber of Batteries 1Battery Type CR2025 lithium (included)Language EnglishAssembly Required
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Product Details
- Brand: Pioneer Mobile
- Model: DEH-80PRS
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 4.00" h x 9.00" w x 12.00" l, 3.70 pounds
Features
- Audiophile grade internal components for the ultimate in sound quality
- 28-bit binary floating-point DSP and 3-way digital network
- App Mode
- Auto EQ (CD-MC20 required)
- Auto Time Alignment
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
By Dean
I had been trying to improve the sound quality in my 2007 Xterra for several months, and I finally got there with this head unit. I could talk about its features, compatibility with iOS devices, aesthetics, menus, etc., but I thought it might be more useful to just describe my setup a bit. Besides, its capabilities have been well-covered here and on other sites.
I'm running the HU in 'Network' mode, which means the standard Front, Rear, and Subwoofer RCA outputs on the rear are switched to send High, Mid, and Low frequencies to separate amplifier channels. I'm using two channels of my 4-channel amplifier for High (tweeters in my dash) and the other two channels for Mid (mid-woofers in my front doors). The Low output is going to separate 2-channel amp (bridged) to feed my subwoofer in the rear cargo area. Once installed, I ran the auto EQ and Time Adjustment process with the included microphone (attached to the driver's seat head rest) and the HU figured out crossover points, relative sound levels, equalization, and the necessary delays to insure the audio from each speaker reaches my head at the same time. Really, really impressive stuff. I made a couple of very minor adjustments to tweak the sound to my liking, but the process got me more than nine-tenths of the way there.
My Full System Specs:
- Pioneer DEH-80PRS Head Unit (network mode, internal amplifier disabled)
- Alpine MRX-F30 Amplifier (4-channels x 50W, driving the dash and door speakers)
- Boston Acoustics SR60 Component Speakers (not using the included passive crossovers, tweeters in dash, mid-woofers in front doors)
- Rockford Fosgate R125-2 Amplifier (2-channel, bridged for 125W subwoofer output)
- Bazooka BT1014 Subwoofer
I hope this review is helpful.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By Aaron
Accompanied by an rp4-vw11 canbus adapter for my 2012 golf tdi really made install flawless. I use and alpine mrp-f300 for the speakers and an alpine mrp-m500 for the subwoofer and hifonics zxi-6.5c speakers all the way around with a 10" jvc arsenal subwoofer in a .6 cu foot sealed box (very undersized for the sub specs). Sound quality is flawless. Comes with the auto-eq mic so don't buy one! After the install I setup auto eq and time alignment and the sound was great. I only made a few minor tweaks to adjust to my liking and it turned out great. There are very few buttons to use which to me is good(less components to fail) the 3 brown burr d/a converters really step up the performance compared to a like priced alpine head unit. I used monster low noise cables and everything sounds great. There are words to songs I never knew existed. After the auto eq I could hear the separation in the high hats and cymbles that made me feel like I was in the studio. I listen to a little bit of everything and this unit left no compromise for the variety. Whether it was heavy bass notes from dub step/electronica or the vocals from some Aerosmith tracks the head-unit performed. Leaving no cracking, hissing or ear piercing treble notes. It truly took an entry level system (compared to what you can spend on speakers woofers and amps) and brought it to a high end standard.
I would like to bring up one con that everyone will bring up. The beauty cover that goes around the faceplate is fairly thin. This can lead to breaking it if you are rushing. I didn't need it with my setup because how my double-din to single-din adapter works but it may worry some people that will use it.
Overall I'd say that this has been the best 350 dollars I have spent on the car and am happy to own such a wonderful headunit. This blows away a 500 dollar eclipse headunit I used to have and destroys, literally destroy alpine head units I've used in the past. You are most certainly paying very little compared to what you are getting. And by the way, the adjustments aren't very difficult it just takes a little getting used to (took me about 10 min while enjoying some music). Once you have it tuned in, turn it up. Your ears will be in euphoria and you will get goose bumps from how well it sounds.
I would definitely recommend this head unit to anyone. Whether you are an audiophile and need to adjust absolutely everything (me) or you are looking to upgrade, don't settle for less an you will be happy you didn't.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By jbsnet
No doubt this is a great sounding deck with a plethora of media options for the money.
However, being that this deck is marketed to the enthusiast, it could use a few more enthusiast tweaks here and there.
First, in Normal Mode, why limit the crossover slopes to 12db steps for the front and rear channels and 18db for the Sub?
Second, in Network, why limit the "tweeter" high pass to 1.5hz? Perhaps I'd like to install a 3" or 4" Full-Range as my "tweeter" that can certainly be high passed a 200-300hz and above?
Continuing, why limit my ability to cross my mid bass lower so I don't have cone break-up above 1,000hz...
Anyway...this is a great deck for an introduction into 'active' 2-way+sub setup... Sound Quality is there, 3-24bit dacs, 16band left and right EQs, Auto Time Alignment and Auto EQ. Amazing features for under 300.00
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