2boxy

My pet peeve is: When you are in map mode and you press the next button to go the next track on your ipod, it shows you track title and artist, but when it just finishes the song that you are listening to (using shuffle all songs) it doesn't show the next song that started playing. Maybe there is a workaround for this? Anyways...thats the only thing I don't like

I have had my D3 installed for about 4 months and this weekend I tried putting all the sound to the back of the car just to mess around. I found out that nearly nothing is coming out of the back/rear speakers. I have to put the fader all the way to the rear to hear ANYTHING at all, also when I go into sound profiles, I have an option for left, right and center but nothing for rear speakers (not sure if this has anything to do with it or not) The speakers were replaced to better pioneers when I installed D3. Its in a Scion xB. Any help would be awesome....thanks guys!

niice...those are great...you drive a xB or tC..guessing tC since it says something about faster faster faster and the xB is anything but... i gotta xb

wow, that sounds cool, I will need to toy around with mine to find that tonight...I hate how it just cuts it right off....can you do that with the bluetooth adaptor for phone calls as well?

The D3 has a built in iPod adaptor? I thought there was a cable that you had to purchase, "the optional CD-I200 iPod® Direct Control cable" as they state on the website? So there are no differences in what the Navigation looks like?

So is there any differences that are worth the extra 100-200 bux? What about that Memory Nav? Is the detailed city map anything to write home about?

I tried searching but what are the main differences between the two? Also, the D3 has memory navigation mode right? On Pioneer's site, they talk that up big time on the N3 but there is only a small reference to it in the spec page for the D3...what gives? Thanks guys