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What si teh difference between the pioneer head units and the pioneer premier head units.

It seems like the headunits in both are almost identical (some of them)

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oh the only obvious thing i noticed was a warranty

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Its like chevys and cadilacs look the same have same basic parts but one is alot nicer due to all the extras you get.

that's the worst analogy ive ever heard.

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Thy're are both the same. It's just that Premier is more a like expensive and "extended" brand of Pioneer. Pioneer is more budget wise while Premier is more for ppl want to play BIG and want feats than Pioneer usually offers.

THE GRADUATE 10:18:2007

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Its like chevys and cadilacs look the same have same basic parts but one is alot nicer due to all the extras you get.

I think you mean Chevys and Gmc but yeah the same thing. I knew what you meant though.

THE GRADUATE 10:18:2007

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i just got 1 yesterday the guy at the store said the prem was hi volt and the reg was 2.2 mine is the 4volt prem.

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Mine's a premier and it's 2.2 volts. But then again its a pretty cheap premier, I just needed something with 3 preouts, MP3 capability, and reliability. With a good processor or line driver, if youre amping both speakers and subs, thats all it comes down to: looks, features, and reliability (ie, i dont care how much it costs)

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i use to have the cf linedriver it puts out 5v so i got the 4 volt so i can lose the cf linedriver.

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