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9 hours ago, TrillWill said:

There is the new restyle i209 with apple car play. My favorite stereo is always the nex model wich i have in my other nbs truck and every previous cars. But i feel like they are almost about the same when it comes to tuning with the restyle. I have my own tuning uploaded on the alpine connect app. I wish you wouldve been able to hear it. Im looking for a mosconi dsp at the moment. I currently have 2 sa-10 rev 3 with custom box and lifted back seats. Im intriguered to hear your system though

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I looked at the new Restyle when they came out  however the price is way too high for what it is imo. I'm not sure which nex's you've had however this one has the "network" mode like the deh-80prs which lets you run a fully active front stage through the headunit as well as allows separate left and right adjustments and more crossover slopes which puts it slightly ahead of the Alpine tuning wise Imo.

 

My new system consists of Japanese version Alpine DLX-F30T ring radiator tweeters, ScanSpeak Revelator mids and a JL Audio 13TW5 powered by a JL Audio xd700/5v2. I'm adding the twk 88 so I can manipulate the software to get a band passed left minus right signal with 20+ milliseconds of delay for "proper" rear fill and will power that from an Alpine compact amp. 

 

Which Mosconi are you looking for? I have a new 4to6 as well as a 6to8 around here somewhere as well as a bunch of other gear i won't ever use. 

 

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Hey man sorry for late response. Im looking to swap my ct sound1400.1 to mosconi zero1. I want a mosconi v8 dsp. Ive had a few different nex models but i love the new dmh 5500 nex. Im actually working on swapping my system for a good spl system

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