Whether you are in the shop for your first auto sound system, or are seeing for the next upgrade to your already great one, you should consider getting a head unit with integrated Dvd playback. These come in a few dissimilar varieties to fit dissimilar budgets and desires. Read on to find out more about these bits of ultra-cool tech.
Integrated Display Head Units
There are head units ready that have integrated Lcd panels to display both Dvd video and data or cool visualizations during audio playback. Some of these integrated panels are even touch sensitive, allowing total control of your player via the video display. The panels may either be fixed and descriptive at all times, or have motorized slide-out activity that keeps the display hidden when not in use.
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The major benefit of these types of units is they are pretty much plug and play. There is no need for the additional cost of both an external panel and the factory of it. You pay for this ease of factory and lower cost by having a (usually) much smaller display than buying one separately.
Video-Capable Head Units
These types of head units ordinarily have an integrated Dvd player, but display the video on isolate Lcd panels hooked up to a video yield on the back of the unit. These units are somewhat economy than the ones with integrated displays (especially the touchscreen versions), but have the additional cost of a isolate Lcd panel that must be purchased and installed. You can get much larger panels than are ready on the all in one units, and can settle on the ones that best fit your funds and viewing preferences. Plus, these kinds of head units can drive manifold displays for the ultimate in awesomeness.
Hybrid Head Units
These types of head units have both an integrated video panel which may or may not be touch sensitive, and also furnish external video outputs. These kinds of head units are the most expensive, but furnish lots of flexibility in installation, display options, and control. You can assuredly add additional panels later on, using the integrated display in the meantime. I advise this type of video head unit over both of the others, as it is both usable out of the box and provides the most future-proofing of all three choices in terms of expansion capabilities.
Regardless of which type you select to use, it is highly recommended that you have these installed by professionals. Mounting an Lcd panel in a car and development it look good, be functional, and safe is a job best left to a professional. Lcd panels are highly easy to crack if you aren't specific installing them, and since a car is a vibration prone environment, they must be mounted as securely as possible to avoid breaking later. And they are not cheap! Anytime you are dealing with such expensive equipment, it is best to have the factory handled by professionals who can furnish a warranty. And a lot of manufacturers won't warranty your parts unless you do have them installed by a expert shop. If you are going to spend the money on a video head unit for your auto sound system, you should spend the extra to make sure that it is installed right the first time.
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