Panasonic CQ-DPG600 Car CD Player

Pros: Good sound, never skips.
Cons: Bad pre-amp out

When I bought my first "nice car", which is a Toyota Supra, I found out just how tough the suspension is on a true sports car. It was tough enough that the factory CD player started skipping after one year. I had to get something else,...

Pros: clarity, ease of use
Cons: little pricy

Being a lay person when it comes to the fine intricacies of audio quality, i will not be able to fully venture into the chasms of the Panasonic DPG-600, but i will be able to offer you, the consumer, a decent amount of observations and reasons you should...

Pros: Too many to list
Cons: No mp3

I have long been a fan of Panasonic's car audio decks. This deck proves my loyalty is not misplaced. The sound quality is superb. I have it paired with a set of 5x7's, 6"'s, and a 10" sub (all Pioneer). The "car" is a beautiful 1990 Plymouth Sundance, with most of the original paint (the sub has thumbed the paint off the hatch). In case you are unaware, this is a small car. It also rides quite hard being small, so the anti-skip memory is a god send. The funtionality of volume/fade/balance etc. is straightforward, and I appreciate the actual volume knob, instead of wee buttons. I am considering buying another to keep as a spare in case I have a cola beverage related mishap. My only regret is no mp3.