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Nice review, the one little annoyance I have with the unit is there is not enough text on the XM screen. Most song names are cut off. My wife's Avalon is the same way and it's annoying to only see a partial song name. Can't wait for the iGo Primo navigation upgrade, the current navigation is not that great.

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Nice review, the one little annoyance I have with the unit is there is not enough text on the XM screen. Most song names are cut off. My wife's Avalon is the same way and it's annoying to only see a partial song name. Can't wait for the iGo Primo navigation upgrade, the current navigation is not that great.

 

 

If it makes you feel any better, every aftermarket Nav unit I've owned has done the exact same thing, it never shows all the text. The one thing I do like about my Pioneer unit in my HHR is that it shows the station artwork. Its a pretty neat feature.

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The channel artwork would be awesome. It would give the screen some color. I bet that would be something that could be added to the OGM-1 with an update. Do you guys have the same issue with the volume when watching a DVD? Like I said in the review, not a big deal at all, just want to make sure it is not something I did.

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The channel artwork would be awesome. It would give the screen some color. I bet that would be something that could be added to the OGM-1 with an update. Do you guys have the same issue with the volume when watching a DVD? Like I said in the review, not a big deal at all, just want to make sure it is not something I did.

 

 

I will post a picture of the channel artwork tomorrow.

 

As for the DVD playback volume, that is normal in my experience. On my Advent and Pioneer I have to turn the volume up quite a bit louder during DVD playback!

 

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The channel artwork would be awesome. It would give the screen some color. I bet that would be something that could be added to the OGM-1 with an update. Do you guys have the same issue with the volume when watching a DVD? Like I said in the review, not a big deal at all, just want to make sure it is not something I did.

 

 

Awesome review! It's nice to see you picked up on some of the subtle details that really make the difference between some of the other "factory look" decks and one that the factory poured some serious time and effort into. As I think I've told everyone that we've turned on to this deck - this unit does just as many things right as any top of the line aftermarket navi you can buy, and when you consider the factory integration side of it as well, it kicks ass on anything out here...

 

Can I suggest you consider moving your review to it's own topic though? You did a great job on it, but it might get buried in here and not be seen very much (because of the topic title) as we collectively add impressions to it. :thumbs:

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So I'm curious how we go about getting the Nav update? I've read that IGo Primo was replacing the existing Nav software but I haven't seen any info on how we are to get it..........

 

Thanks,

 

John

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