shopper.cnet says: To make the most of the SACD functionality of the MEX-DV2000, you need a car with a good speaker system, preferably an external amp, a standalone subwoofer, and some very good cabin insulation...For those wanting to plug in portable audio players such as iPods or Zunes, the MEX-DV2000 has a generic auxiliary input jack on the front of its faceplate enabling line-in playback via a patch cord...It actually sounds quite good on plain-vanilla CDs and radio, and I prefer it to two-speaker stereo with any 2-channel source...see more

reviews.pricegrabber says: Slightly awkward disc changing buttons (radio presets 1 & 2), but you get used to it...A good, basic, AM/FM, cassette radio, with CD/MD changer ability...I would have loved to get knobs instead of the control buttons, but its OK if you don't use them much...see more

reviews.cnet says: f you absolutely need a deck with a USB port and a line in, and either don't plan on using your iPod with it, have an iPod without much on it, I would still recommend the Sony...It has a great feature set for a low price, and the sound quality is pretty good for a budget deck, although the Alpine sounds better in my car...too bad, because this was one cool looking deck...see more

shopping.yahoo says: Looks really cool Not what it's cracked up to be! The sound quality is great, and it looks really cool...You can not hook both up at the same time or it will short out the reciever...The faster you drive the louder you have t o yell for the person to hear you...see more

answers.yahoo says: You can change the display so that it shows whatever you want for a particular frequency, ie 99.7 becomes "WARB" or "HOT FM" or whatever you decide to enter...The Sony decks can show track information as long as the information is encoded on the CDs...You should be able to get track information on CDs that are labeled "CD-Text", or CDs that you burn on your computer and include track labeling...see more