First of all, I am not an audiophile, and I don't suppose this is the right deck for a true audiophile. But for the money, I'm not only happy with it, I'm more impressed than I imagined. I have a 10-year-old Outback in great shape with low miles, so no real excuse to buy a new car. However, I've been living with the factory-installed radio/cassette player all this time, so I decided to treat myself to a new unit that would play CDs and MP3s. I didn't even replace the speakers, but the sound out of this Dual deck is amazing by comparison - it's a real pleasure to listen to music. The HD tuner works great in North Seattle (we have a LOT of HD secondary stations here). The controls aren't too hard to figure out, you've got the Aux input, the USB input (with folder-up and folder-down navigation, easy to switch between albums in subdirectories) and a little remote control (which I didn't even realize til I saw the box). And it's also attractive - not intrusive with a bunch of bling like some cheap decks. For the price, this is an excellent upgrade. You can get the 6420 model without the USB for about $30 less, which otherwise looks and probably performs exactly the same.Get more detail about Dual XHD6425 4X50 Watt Bluetooth-Ready HD Radio and MP3 Player.
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