Just installed a Kenwood X791 Receiver with Sirus, Ipod and Bluetooth. Also, a Blaupunkt 10" Low Profile bottom firing subwoofer and amp. Built with a false floor in the trunk of my coupe. Everything is hidden and out of view. Sounds great.

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Don't forget that the X791 has the G-Analyzer. Perfect feature for the Crossfire eventhough its not totally accurate, its sure fun to have a rough idea of what you are doing. I just installed the MP635 , an Amp, and Polk component speakers in my base coupe. I wonder if I shouldn't have stepped up to the X791. Oh Well.


Graphic Motion Analyzer: This unit is equipped with a sensor that measures the forces of gravity on the vehicle. This sensor enables the receiver to calculate G-forces during acceleration, braking, and cornering. The G-Analyzer also has a stop watch that can be automatically started when forward or reverse G-forces are detected. Setup and calibration for acceleration and braking must be performed before using the G-Analyzer. The Graphic Motion Analyzer offers you 5 graphic displays to choose from: G-Graphic, G-Meter, G-Counter and Stop Watch, along with a HorsePower function that measures and records the max horse-power of your car. You can specify what type of vehicle you are driving to calibrate the G-Analyzer by selecting from the following choices - Mid Size, Full Size, SUV, Van, Pickup Truck, Sporty or Compact. The GMA's information can be viewed as numerical data or enhanced graphics on the head unit's display.