Which MP3 head unit?
 

I've been looking at the Kenwood KDCW4527G and the Blaupunkt BLA-SCMP34.
Both roughly £100, I reckon the Blaupunkt looks better, and so I'm leaning
towards that. However, I'm wondering if there's any difference in how well
the two players play mp3s and particularly how you navigate around a CD with
several hundred tracks on it. Anyone got any experience with these models or
suggestions for others?

Which MP3 head unit?
 

"Doki" wrote in message
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I've been looking at the Kenwood KDCW4527G and the Blaupunkt BLA-SCMP34.
Both roughly £100, I reckon the Blaupunkt looks better, and so I'm leaning
towards that. However, I'm wondering if there's any difference in how well
the two players play mp3s and particularly how you navigate around a CD
with
several hundred tracks on it. Anyone got any experience with these models
or
suggestions for others?



Cant speak for others, but JVC units have really nice navigation.

Which MP3 head unit?
 

"Tim Morley" wrote in message
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"Doki" wrote in message
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I've been looking at the Kenwood KDCW4527G and the Blaupunkt BLA-SCMP34.
Both roughly £100, I reckon the Blaupunkt looks better, and so I'm
leaning
towards that. However, I'm wondering if there's any difference in how
well
the two players play mp3s and particularly how you navigate around a CD
with
several hundred tracks on it. Anyone got any experience with these
models
or
suggestions for others?



Cant speak for others, but JVC units have really nice navigation.

Seconded.

J

Which MP3 head unit?
 

Doki wrote:
I've been looking at the Kenwood KDCW4527G and the Blaupunkt
BLA-SCMP34. Both roughly £100, I reckon the Blaupunkt looks better,
and so I'm leaning towards that. However, I'm wondering if there's
any difference in how well the two players play mp3s and particularly
how you navigate around a CD with several hundred tracks on it.
Anyone got any experience with these models or suggestions for others?

The latest Kenwoods have almost-perfect gapless playback - if you listen to
continous-mix CDs at all, then they're your only choice.