Pioneer DEH-P7600MP Car CD/ MP3 Player

Pros: 3xRca Preouts, bright display, SLA, the usual. Great deck, 'nuff said!
Cons: The preouts are only 2v, reversed eject button.

I picked up the Deh-P7600mp deck to replace my old Deh-P520 deck, and I've got to say that I'm not dissapointed! Not to mention all of the extra features, the deck looks GREAT and is easy to use! Here's the rundown: Pros: 1. Bright bright display. ...

Pros: Many specific settings, Bright display, slim card-type remote
Cons: It takes a little knowledge of CD players to operate.

This is a student review for a class assignment. Please read and review. The Pioneer DEH-7600MP CD Player is a single-disc player with a flip-down/removable front panel and a remote. It has an AM/FM radio tuner and is also XM satellite radio ...

Pros: Value, features, impressively bright, high-contrast display, good sized clock.
Cons: Cannot eject or insert a CD without turning on the ignition.

This is an excellent all-around car stereo. For the price, I don't think it can be beat. It has everything you could ever want: built-in equalizer, plays MP3's, XM control, CD changer control, 3 pairs of preouts... I can't think of any place this stereo ...

Pros: Brilliant display, easy to use, packed with features, and most bang for your buck!
Cons: No 4Volt preouts (which I cannot differentiate from my old unit with that feature)

I purchased this unit to replace an older Alpine CDE-7830 which had 4V preouts. I have always been an Alpine fan and when my unit crapped out for the second time, I decided to go with something different so I looked in to quite a few different makes and ...

Pros: Excellent sound, looks and build.
Cons: Dont quite like the facia removal system and how it attaches back.

I bought this Pioneer unit to replace an older Pioneer cassette system. For me the Pioneer units look good and have very high quality sound. Installation was easy. The instruction booklet is well laid out and easy to follow. Once I had the initial ...

Pros: Plays when vertical w/o skipping.
Has a hig pass filter.
Can be used with a marine remote.
Cons: Some AM static butthat's probably my vehcile's fault, not the head unit.

I have 90s vintage BMW motorcylce that came with an AM/FM cassette deck.  Having a handebar remote was nice so I wanted to make sure I oculd still have that with an MP3 CD player.  Since the Pioneer CDMR70 marine remote works with this head ...

Pros: Excellent sound for MP3s Scrolls great through all the music folders
Cons: No auxiliary jack Without manual, hard to program features Local reception appears little weak

Still love it after all these years, reliable, clear sound, pretty to look at. Plays even the scratchiest cds just fine. The ipod transmitter works ok on it, though poor reception limits its quality. It doesn't have an auxiliary jack which is a big disappointment for me, but BestBuy or similar can install one through your glove box, it wouldn't be as cool as having a direct plug-and-play aux jack, but it would do.

Pros: great display,clear sound and great anti-shock!
Cons: complicated audio fuctions.

i have this player in my car and i m very satisfied with it.if u want clear sound,great output at an affordable price then this is the right choice for,the best part about this player is that the cd never skips when ur car moves on a bumpy road and this was the precise reason why i replaced my sony3300 with pioneer7600.Now there is no such problem.

Pros: High 4-Channel Output, Excellent EQ Adjusters (for Subs Especially)
Cons: No XM Scroll Display, No Steering Wheel Remote Like PioneerElectronics.com says!

This player is tight at night. It pumps 50w for 4 channels not bad, pushes the factory stuff pretty hard you may need new speakers in your panels though (after you blow them). The graphics are lame and really unnecessary. XM displays all the artists names and song titles on this display but it dosent scroll on some on the longer artist names and song titles which sucks (I was quickly over it). The 3 RCA outputs dont hurt either if you plan on putting a system in there. I bought an amp that had a bunch of adjusting controls but with Pioneers EQ's and all the Subwoofer EQ Adjustments I really didnt need to go under the seat and mess with the knobs which was really convenient. Pioneer is by far the best brand name head unit. FYI, there is nothing significantly special about the "Pioneer Premier" brand name, it just for the stereo head shop guys to differentiate themselves from the big retailers and mail order guys. You MUST buy a steering wheel remote!, the handheld flat one you get with this really sucks! - Dani T. (Austin, Tx)