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Strengths: Great screen, advanced control over sound output, DVD audio very cool
Weaknesses: Single Disk, CD changer only plays CD's, can be difficult to learn,
Summary: I bought this DVD head unit this week and installed it 2 days ago. The installation was very easy, but I expected the unit to completely fill my 2-din slot. Unfortunately there were some gaps on the sides so I had to modify the black filler plate that came with the unit. It was very easy to cut with a dremel tool. The large screen looks great in the 2-din slot. Overall the unit is great. The coolest thing thus far is the use of DVDs for audio. I burned about 500 songs on a DVD-R and organized it by artist, album and song. The Kenwood's menu allows you to easily scroll through the folder structure on the DVD. The user interface seems dated and counter-intuitive. I would imagine that I could design a better interface with with cooler wallpapers, buttons, etc. With that said, the interface wouldn't keep me from buying this unit. It seems that most of the interfaces on these in-dash DVD units are weak. The control over the sound levels is very good. You can adjust each range (low, mid, high) at various frequencies and you can even change the curve of the modification (Q-level). It really lets you dial in the system to your listening preferences. Unfortunately I find myself changing the settings for each band that I listen to. Crutchfield has a pretty good price on this unit. I would definitely recommend buying this DVD system.
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