Anyone use a fusion Stereo?
#1
These suckers look sweet but how are they in real life.
http://www.fusionelectronics.com/mar...eries/ms-ip700
http://www.fusionelectronics.com/mar...eries/ms-ip700
#2
There is one in the SV29 OL that I was in over Desert storm weekend. I played with it a bit and it seemed really nice. I would buy one for sure. Very simple easy to use and sounded great.
BTW- I have been in the Audio Biz for over 20 years so I kind of know what I am talking about in this area. LOL :-)
I its got my vote....
MP
BTW- I have been in the Audio Biz for over 20 years so I kind of know what I am talking about in this area. LOL :-)
I its got my vote....
MP
#3
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From: Pompano Beach, FL
They have been scarce in getting the new MS-IP700. It is a nice radio. We have installed 5 to date. You can buy an app for your IPHONE/IPAD that with a Wireless router hooked up you can control the stereo from your phone/pad.
It is a really nice app. Just make sure the wireless router is able to run on 12vdc and in some sort of waterproof box.
The unit will also tie into the NMEA 2000 backbone which allows it to display navigation information as well. Also has VHF band receive only.
So far it looks like to be nice unit.
It is a really nice app. Just make sure the wireless router is able to run on 12vdc and in some sort of waterproof box.
The unit will also tie into the NMEA 2000 backbone which allows it to display navigation information as well. Also has VHF band receive only.
So far it looks like to be nice unit.
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From: Daniels, WV
I had one of the lower end models in my truck. I hated it. The menu navigation was terrible and it eventually stopped working because the face plate wouldn't stay closed. Parts were hard to find at the time so I gave up on it. This was about two years ago. May have gotten better but I'd do some research. Before u Purchase
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