Rockford 3sixty.3

[Marc1982443]

Who has one? How do you like it?

 

[lizardking]

I've used it, it's a hit or miss on quality. Some, including myself had noise issues. It's a very flexible processor with tons of customization. However, I would choose either the Arc Audio PS8 ( some had noise issues in the beginning ), Audison BitOne or the Helix DSP, either the updated P version or the C if you can find it.

 

[BlkRamRt]

UNBROKEN has one....IMO best processor so far. unlimited tuning. i will be adding one in the future.

 

[Marc1982443]

I hoping UNBROKEN chimes in and give his honest thoughts on it.

 

[Etroze86]

When my wife wants a stereo put into her car this will be the first thing I buy.

 

[UNBROKEN]

ALL DSP's are hit or miss. Every single one has or has had issues. I had a Mosconi 6to8 brick within a week. My 3Sixty.3 has been flawless to date. For that reason alone I haven't done any of the software updates. I don't feel like tempting fate. My noise floor is the lowest of any system I've ever done but a lot of that is a function of tons of headroom.
It's a great processor with more flexibility than most people, myself included, will ever need and/or use. The interface is super easy to use also...but if someone is new to tuning high end systems you'll probably want a pro to set it up.

If this Lizardking is the same one from DIYMA then he's been around the block more than I have with car audio...he's not a newbie in that aspect.

 

[lizardking]

Yep, it's me from DIY. Selling off all my gear now that I have the 2500 Diesel. Just not ready to start hacking on this new truck. For the money the Rockford is a good piece and headroom makes a HUGE difference. Out all of my DSP's, I loved the Helix C-DSP by far over all others. That damn thing was just amazing. Syracuse Customs bought mine, I traded for the regular Helix DSP, upgraded version. It was allot smaller than the C-DSP and it was just as amazing as the C version with only exceptions being it didn't have 6 volt pre outs and it was missing some slope adjustments.

 

[Marc1982443]

Thanks for the input.