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Hey guys. I have a 2003 tahoe and i was looking into putting an overhead monitor in it. The brands i have been looking at are NESA Power acoustik and farenheit. I also came across a 17 inch Pyle monitor but that name just scared me. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Which one should i go with. The picture quality is very important. The pyle one claims to be good. What do you guys think?
[ May 22, 2003: Message edited by: RollTideCamaro ]</p>
All of the brands you mentioned are pretty much bottom of the barrel. However, I have use a Pyle LCD before and was satisfied with the picture quality..... if it were me..... I'd buy them again. Even though they are Pyle. :rolleyes: :(
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