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Tyler Clippard is congratulated after escaping a ninth-inning jam.
Game in a nutshell: Apparently, the Nationals' scoring barrage this week wasn't entirely a product of Coors Field. Those bats were nearly as hot here in Atlanta, leading to a 15-hit night. Michael Morse led the charge with four hits, Ryan Zimmerman added two of his own, Ian Desmond chimed in with a two-run double and Jesus Flores clubbed a solo homer. That all put Ross Detwiler in position to earn the win, but the left-hander (after six dominant innings) crumbled in the seventh, giving all four runs back (the final two on Andrelton Simmons' homer). No worries, because Morse immediately responded with a homer off Chad Durbin in the top of the eighth, and Sean Burnett and Tyler Clippard finished things off to seal a tense victory and give the Nationals a 4 1/2-game lead over the Braves.
Hitting highlight: What's been the key to the Nationals' sudden resurgence at the plate? How about the resurgence of Morse as aRead more »
- MicheleS - Jun 30, 2012 at 2:53 AM
WOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOO!! Kardiac Kids at it again! Great Win tonight!
- JaneB - Jun 30, 2012 at 2:54 AM
How much do I LOVE these guys???? Rhetorical question.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 30, 2012 at 2:57 AM
Way to go boys! What can you say about Desi and Morse and Burnie and Clip!!!Kardiac Kids got my heart pounding.
- dan roberts - Jun 30, 2012 at 2:58 AM
Tyler Clippard for president
- Steady Eddie - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:05 AM
More to the point, Clip for the ASG!
- Doc - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:05 AM
The Beast passes everybody in the lineup (except maybe TyMo) on his way from Mendoza Territory to BA Nirvana!Let's scalp a few more victories from the phony tomahawk guys, and get ready to fire some rocks into the Giants' eyes!!!!
- realdealnats - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:06 AM
Listening after dark these days to a 20 year old radio on my side porch up on Cape Cod. 1500 am hanging in there just barely. PFB win. GYFNGoGo!
- NatsLady - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:07 AM
Clip not getting strikes, had to rely on his outfield. Luckily Ankiel was there for him.
- realdealnats - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:08 AM
Listening after dark these days to a 20 year old radio on my side porch up on Cape Cod. 1500 am hanging in there just barely. PFB win. GYFNGoGo!
- rdexposfan - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:09 AM
The offence has caught on fire and are now have a team BA of .247 and gone ahead of Chicago into 10th spot. GYFNG
- rdexposfan - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:15 AM
Nats have gone from .238 team BA after the 1st game of the Rockies series to .247. 9 points in 4 games. Unbelievable!!!! Where this offence come from???
- baseballswami - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:16 AM
Ross has been screwed around with for a while now . This was his second outing. Usually he loses it in the fifth. He went deeper than I have ever seen and pitch efficient. Good hitters. Held his composure longer. Better than Wang. He will need time. High ceiling. He'll be fine.
- Soul Possession, My Hitterish Sofa - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:19 AM
Hoping everybody out there is still OK. Half a million without power in NoVa alone, they say. Be safe, people.
- NatsLady - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:20 AM
Haven't lost power yet. R.A. Dickey is at it again.
- baseballswami - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:22 AM
Crazy storm. Glad I did not have to miss the gorse hacking! His batting average has risen faster than the dc temperatures. So cool. Having tight hammy issues, though. Can't be too awfully bad.
- djinFl. - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:28 AM
I agree baseballswami,I was very encouraged by his outing.I hope to see some consistency in his battery- mate for a few starts. Seemed to have a different catcher each of his last three starts before going to the pen.Has to have an effect.
- rogieshan - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:29 AM
Nice to see a win where guys are picking each other up. Thankfully, a loss was averted. Detwiler's implosion was hard to bare. Hope his confidence is only slightly shaken. Some have been talking about Lannan getting recalled, possibly taking Wang's roster spot and going back into the rotation, a change of pace to go along with the power arms. I don't know. I just can't see Davey Johnson backtracking on this one.
- realdealnats - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:32 AM
Swami–My sentiments exactly on Det. Well put. Part heat/fatigue part mental toughness, but our 5th starter gave us 6 dominant innings with a decimated pen. What do the naysayers want for gripes sake?
- sm13 - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:43 AM
Glad to see Morse with a rocket to right. Not too many Nat fans in the house, but we tried our best to be loud. This team is building character. It would have been easy to fold after the 7th inning, but we held it together. Can't wait to go back to the Ted on Saturday and see Strasburg.
- baseballswami - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:45 AM
Not to mention the big RBI!!! And Burnett walking in his first at bat this year against Venters. These pitchers and their hitting just crack me up.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:53 AM
Corey Brown with 19 jacks. Hello Riz are you watching?
- Soul Possession, My Hitterish Sofa - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:57 AM
Hey, where's all the Doom Squad? I am listening for the "We were wr-rr-r- .. We were wrr-rr … wroooooo…"Nope, can't say it. Just can't say it. Say it, it's liberating. You'll feel better, trust me.
- SonnyG10 - Jun 30, 2012 at 3:58 AM
Davey had a lot of praise for Det in the post game interview. He said Det really saved his bull pen and it was too bad he didn't get the win.
- baseballswami - Jun 30, 2012 at 4:01 AM
Did clip pitch at all in coors? Seems like he has always pitched better when he pitches often. He got there tonight but was maybe a little rusty .
- Soul Possession, My Gorsehacken Sofa - Jun 30, 2012 at 4:03 AM
I think he got a few days off there, Swami. Davey does like to save a few rounds for the next fight when he can.
- realdealnats - Jun 30, 2012 at 4:03 AM
Soul–Does your sofa give you advance notice when it's feeling hitterish?
- sm13 - Jun 30, 2012 at 4:06 AM
Clips save reminded me of the Chief – couple of base runners, couple of long fly balls.
- MJR - Jun 30, 2012 at 4:07 AM
So I stopped at the local watering hole on the way home to catch the end of the game. Bottom of the 9th, Clipp pitching to Freddie Freeman, count 3-2, and…the lights go out. Arghhh… I know we won but can anyone fill me in on the last 3 outs?
- baseballswami - Jun 30, 2012 at 4:08 AM
I think clip got the days off because of the offensive barrage for two of the days. Yesterday I think he was saving him for if we went ahead. He does seem to like pitching often. The rest of the pen rested tonight.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 30, 2012 at 4:09 AM
I have been very critical of Detwiler in the past and he was excellent tonight and not to blame for the meltdown. He was to be counted on to go as long as he could to protect an overused bullpen even though Clip and Wang were fresh in the bullpen.Detwiler at 80 pitches getting stretched out had to be watched at first sight of trouble but Wang never got up instead Burnett was brilliant in getting out of the 7th and 8th.All I can say is Storen can't get here soon enough. Davey needs 7 arms in the pen, not 6.
- baseballswami - Jun 30, 2012 at 4:10 AM
Mjr. Fly ball, walk, fly ball, fly ball. 2 of them to the arm. One to Harper. Less drama than it sounds like.
- sm13 - Jun 30, 2012 at 4:16 AM
It was pretty clear that Det was feeling the heat most of tonight. He walked very slowly back to the dugout after each inning and looked really flushed. This was a gutty performance.
- Drew - Jun 30, 2012 at 4:43 AM
It's past midnight and Danny Rosenbaum is turning back into a pumpkin.He gave up 6 earned tonight in 4.1 innings. He's now 7-5 with a 3.17 ERA.The good news, as noted above, is that Corey Brown continues to rake, cracking his 19th homer.Keep an eye on Jason Martinson, a shortstop with a power bat. In nine games since his promotion to Potomac he has three homers and nine RBIs.Alex Meyer had another good start at Hagerstown. He gave up one earned over five and his ERA fell to 3.40.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 30, 2012 at 4:51 AM
Drew, have you considered Rosey is injured?
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 30, 2012 at 5:04 AM
Philthies 10 games back!!!!!!!!!!
- Drew - Jun 30, 2012 at 5:44 AM
Danny could be injured, or the book on him has gotten around the lending library. I hope he's not hurt and that he returns to form. When I saw him in Richmond a while back, his fastball wasn't breaking 90. That means he needs pinpoint control of the slower stuff to keep hitters off balance.He's getting hit so hard now I wonder whether hitters are taking the offspeed pitches and feasting on his fastball.
- Gonat - Jun 30, 2012 at 12:53 PM
Drew, there isn't the same type of scouting in AA minor leagues like you get in the Majors. A guy goes from Ace to a Disgrace 2 months later sounds like he is hiding an arm issue. Hope they can figure it out.
- Bzl. - Jun 30, 2012 at 12:54 PM
If I recall, I've heard FP say, before, that Burnett might be the best batting pitcher on the team, presumably excepting Strasburg, but he never gets at-bats.Anything like this come up last night? My power (I'm out near Warrenton) went out during the 7th inning meltdown, so I didn't get to see or hear the end of the game.
- Gonat - Jun 30, 2012 at 1:00 PM
In the 7th, yes, Detwiler had his issues with the HBP in a 1-2 count and that Jack Wilson bunt single. It happens. Then Martin Prado singles on a ground ball that Danny Espinosa tried to "ole" and didn't get in front of. Coulda, shoulda. We keep talking how Danny is in there for DEFENSE and he has to make a better attempt and that to pickup his pitcher.I also think in normal times Davey pulls Detwiler after the HBP or at least I would hope he would have. Detwiler pitched well but like someone mentioned he unraveled in his head.
- Gonat - Jun 30, 2012 at 1:04 PM
Bzl., Sean Burnett walked to load the bases and unfortunately Bryce Harper struck out.Venters only threw 1 ball in the strikezone to Bryce and unfortunately Bryce bit on sliders out of the zone.http://www.brooksbaseball.net/pfxVB/cache/numlocation.php-pitchSel=458924&game=gid_2012_06_29_wasmlb_atlmlb_1&batterX=68&innings=yyyyyyyyy&sp_type=1&s_type=3.gif
- Gonat - Jun 30, 2012 at 1:22 PM
"I really wanted to finish that seventh inning," Detwiler said. "The first six innings are definitely something to build on and I can definitely take that forward into my next start… (But) our hitters have been on fire lately. They really picked me up. With the four-run lead I had and then I gave four runs back. Morse coming back with that was just huge for the team."________________________________The key as we know is seeing if Detwiler can go this deep in his next start and stay effective.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 30, 2012 at 4:24 PM
My guess is our NIs are without power unlike our Nats batters. Be safe!
- Maurymania - Jun 30, 2012 at 5:57 PM
- Maurymania - Jun 30, 2012 at 5:57 PM
So what does it mean?
- Drew - Jun 30, 2012 at 6:00 PM
Maury: if you're referring to GYFNG, it means: Go You Freaking Nats Go!


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Size + quality = great sound Written By TedB, Charlotte, North Carolina on Thursday, February 26, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Infinity Primus PC351 has the high end sound quality that you are looking for. I am running it off an Onkyo TX-NR636 receiver, with BIC America PL-89 front speakers, polk audoio OWM3 sides, klipsch rears, and a BIC America PL-200 subwoofer. The highs and mids are able to enhance dialogue and details during movies regardless of your setup. They are truly impressive. It is larger than other center speakers, but that is part of the reason I choose it over the competition. If you want big sound, then it sometimes requires a big space. Don't be fooled by smaller "compact" speakers. They all sound like cheap laptop speakers. I would recommend the Infinity primus PC351 to anyone. Pros: Sound quality, design, price Cons: some might find it hard to fit into smaller theater setups
Nice Sound!! Written By dar, Minnesota on Tuesday, February 24, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Well made, very nice sound!! Very good buy for the money!! Cons: I don't have any complaints
nice speaker Written By Anonymous, Acworth Ga. on Tuesday, February 17, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The speaker sounds great, and looks good
Excellent addition Written By Rick T, Valley Stream,N.Y. on Sunday, February 08, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very pleased with this center channel speaker!Was an excellent addition,and makes a big difference in the dialogue aspect.You hear the voices so much more clearly,it's almost too loud? Pros: Excellent sounds! Cons: A little too large to put in front of the TV screen.Had to put it behind the TV
Can't go wrong for the money Written By JoeP, Sussex County, NJ on Thursday, January 29, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I ordered this to replace a decades-old and failing Boston Acoustics 525v for my center channel, and couldn't be more pleased! Crisp, clear sound; tight midrange and bass, and handles loud special effects with no problem. Powered my oldie-but-goodie Yamaha R-V1103, I'm very happy with the way this speaker blends with my Magnaplanar SMGa front mains. Pros: Soundstage and sound quality, high-quality build with rubber speaker surrounds, great value. Cons: As others have said, measure your planned placement position first, but that's common sense!
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VERY NICE!!! Written By Nick H, Baltimore, MD on Tuesday, January 20, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Big sound from a Big Center Channel! Fair warning, if you don't have a lot of space, this this isn't for you! IT'S A MONSTER! Took a little time for the break in, but overall this thing is crisp! Pros: Great sound from a mid-level center. Cons: BIG BIG BIG!!! This thing was larger than expected, but luckily for me, there was enough room for it.
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Great sound from small package Written By Thomas, Gilbert, az on Sunday, August 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These small inexpensive speakers offer big sound and a perfect replacement for my center channel speaker which was located in the ceiling. The people at Crutchfield were very helpful to me in making the decision on what to buy.
Great sound Written By Anonymous, Pennsylvania on Saturday, July 26, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have no complaints about this speaker. The best one I have owned to date. This speaker really brings the movie out. Highly recommend.
Amazing Center Speaker Written By Christopher M., Connecticut on Monday, July 07, 2014 I purchased this unit to integrate with my Infinity Primus bookshelf speakers and subwoofer. The sound is amazing. I'm hearing things much clearer and viewer focused than with the just the front speakers. It completely changed my home theater system. I would highly recommend adding a center channel to those who don't have one yet. The speaker is big, so if you're limited on space you may want to reconsider another speaker model. I made it work by placing it on top of a TV stand (which is on top of a dresser). The dimensions for that stand are 15.8 x 23.6 x 9.2 inches and weighs 15.8 pounds. The max weight limit is rated at 60 lbs. The speaker fits perfectly on the top shelf, with my receiver on the bottom. Hope this helps someone! Pros: Sound Solid build quality Cons: None.
Infinity Primus PC 351 Written By Richard, Mass on Saturday, June 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Crisp sound helps with those movies that you can't seem to hear all the voices. Pros: You can never go wrong with Infinity Cons: Extremely large
CENTER CHANNEL SPEAKER Written By TVW, NC on Sunday, June 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) DEFINITELY IMPROVED ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND DIALOG IN MOVIES
This center speaker changed everything Written By Duck Bill, Eugene, OR on Monday, May 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This center speaker changed every listening experience, from LP records, Pandora, TV, and movies. It replaced what I thought was an OK center speaker. It matched up perfectly with my Bose 301 fronts, 201 rears, and 161 upper front speakers. This Infinity 351 brought my entire system to a higher level. It is big and heavy, and I did need to replace my home theater cabinet, so know the measurements first. Pros: Sound enhancement to every audio performance. Cons: None.
Infinity Primus PC351 Written By Anonymous, Dallas TX on Friday, May 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very good Speaker
Excellent upgrade Written By Matt W, Denham Springs, LA on Monday, April 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent addition to our system. Will be adding towers & powered sub of the same line. Thanks!!
Infinity Primus PC351 Written By 1cleverchef, SC on Friday, April 25, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is probably one of the best center speakers you can get, I have an old JBL Northridge 5.1 set up. The center was a 3 way and not bad, but it was starting to look rough. When I first hooked this up the center channel seemed to overpower the volume from my 125w. front speakers. I had to re-run room calibration which my Denon receiver has, other wise you may need to adjust the output volume to center channel. The center channel is a pretty important part of your 5/7.1 setup, a good center speaker should be considered. The item was on sale, still kind of pricey but worth it I think.. Pros: Full rich sound in a center channel speaker with 2 woofers, mid-ranges and a tweeter. Cons: Pricey and it's a bit big (long mainly) and heavy, check your measurements.
This is special... Written By IanB, Montgomery, IL on Friday, April 18, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First off, the previous speakers that I have been replacing were JBL and decent on there own... I use this center channel with the matching Primus 363's and 4 in-wall CS-60's. My father in law has a very expensive Paradigm system and this sounds every bit as good if not better. Pros: Clarity Crisp Diverse Sound Field Tonal Match when paired correctly Cons: It is quite bit, and there for a bit difficult to place.
Infinity Primus PC351 Written By Anonymous, Wisconsin on Sunday, April 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Best speaker I've ever bought....now just have to get the other ones to complete the set Pros: Sounds and looks great Cons: Big speaker but not a huge issue....
center spkr Written By Bob F, Draper UT on Friday, March 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) sounds great
Dress it up/Dress it down! Written By The Crutcher, Lake Forest, illinois on Friday, February 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Like most everyone else, I love this center speaker! It has the ability to both steal the show when important dialogue goes through it's reigns but knows when to play second fiddle when the surround needs to do its thing! Best of all, the versatility of this product enables it to be paired with higher end systems in addition to quality cost effective systems. Pros: Wonderful sound quality, perfect for the center channel. Cons: It's pretty big (is that a bad thing?), make sure you allow for its size.
Clarity and Presence that you need. Written By Mike, New Berlin, WI on Monday, February 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this around black friday with a pair of 363's due to great sale price and then added two more 363's to complete my unexpected upgrade thanks to another price break elsewhere. After 2 months of use for TV, Blu-Ray, Radio, Internet radio, and other various media, I can say this is the best move I ever made. Onkyo 709 is what anchors my living room HT system and the difference from the Onkyo 960 speakers which are about 7 years old was undeniable. If you ever wanted to actually hear all of the vocal details and have hearing loss (I teach percussion) then you will be amazed at what you've been missing. A full and warm soundstage without needing to crank up the volume is the reward. I couldn't be happier that I decided to make another jump in re-building my home theater and will absolutely buy this center channel again for my second receiver in the other entertainment room instead of being satisfied with the Onkyo speakers. Pros: Looks and sounds great. Cons: WAF may vary due to the size of the center channel until she hears the difference.
Infinity Primus PC351 Review Written By JD, Baton Rouge, La on Tuesday, January 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The sound quality is incredible and it actually looks nice, too. It doesn't look out of place at all. Pros: Sound quality Appearance Cons: None
primus pc351 Written By Jeff D, Oakdale, NY on Friday, January 24, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I replaced an older, smaller center channel infinity speaker. All I can say is...Wow. I had no idea what I was missing in movies. The sound was incredible and crystal clear. It's one those things you have to hear for yourself as nothing I can say will do it justice. Be warned this speaker is huge but, well worth it. Pros: Crystal clear sound, powerful Cons: Big so it might not fit all entertainment centers, measure first.
Excellent value for money Written By Matt, New York on Friday, January 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This replaces my Boston acoustics center channel. Drastic improvement of sound quality and detail over the B A center channel. The center channel on my second HT is an Infinity CC3 that I have always liked a lot. This speaker sound even better than the CC3. Excellent value for the price I paid. Pros: superior sound quality and very good detail. Cons: Not a big issue, but this is not a tiny speaker. Be prepared for the size and weight..
Nice addition! Written By Hank J., Thomson, GA on Thursday, January 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The addition of this center channel has brought out details which were missing with my previous setup. Voices are crisp and clear, making for a much more enjoyable listening experience. Pros: Clarity Sale Price
Very happy! Written By bman, Warren, MI on Thursday, December 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This center channel speaker is a huge improvement over my older Yamaha. The sound range is significantly more clear and powerful. For the price, I did not expect to be that impressed, I just wanted an improvement. I actually had to tone the center channel down so it didn't overwhelm the rest of my channels! Great product!
INFINITY PRIMUS PC351 Written By STEVEP, ROCHESTER HILLS, MICHIGAN on Tuesday, December 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) EXCELLANT CENTER CHANNEL SPEAKER. CAN HEAR DETAILS IN THE SOUND REPRODUCTION THAT WERE NOT THERE BEFORE. FAR SUPERIOR THEN THE ENERGY CENTER SPEAKER IN SOUND QUALITY THAT I HAD BEFORE AND BETTER THEN KILPISH CENTER CHANNEL SPEAKER I TRIED FOR TWO DAYS. Pros: EXCELLANT SOUND REPRODUCTION, STURDY AND EYE APPEALING CONSTRUCTION Cons: NEED SPACE FOR PROPER PLACEMENT OF SPEAKER
Infinity Primus PC351 Written By Bob G, Maple Grove, MN on Friday, December 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great quality sound and as always good service.
Infinity Primus PC351 Written By Dale, Wise Va on Thursday, November 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I just received my new center channel , its awesome , full rich sound , deep bass , and its loud !!!! Im sorry to say that im replacing my Bose VCS 110 center channel speaker , the Infinity CC blows it away , ive never heard so much sound coming from a center channel speaker before . I got it at a great price , its a scratch and dent , but i dont see a scratch or dent on it , Im using it with an Onkyo 850 watt HD receiver and it matches very well with my other 10 Bose speakers and two Klipsch 350 watt subs , and as always Crutchfield is so easy to deal with , great service and great prices !!! Pros: A great sounding speak at a great price ! Cons: Its a little bigger than i expected , but i just raised my tv a few inches .
Awesome CCS Written By Brrett, Phoenix, AZ on Friday, October 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is the best CCS I have ever owned. Sounds better than my Polk CS-20 and Klipsch RC-62. Have it matched up with the Primus P363's up front and P163's for rears. Sub is PS312. Voices are crystal clear. I can hear everything, including background sounds I have never heard before. Pros: Sound quality. Blends perfectly with P363's creating the best front sound stage I have ever heard. Cons: Larger than most. Make sure you have room.
Fantastic, for the price Written By Bill, Levittown, PA on Friday, October 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought these not as a center, but as a pair for stereo fronts. They are fantastic. But there is a catch, see 'cons' below. I've heard a good number of speakers and bought into Infinity long ago, the very moment I walked into a friends living room "I just knew". That was many years ago, and they have not, ever, disappointed since. Pros: They just don't make better drivers, anywhere. I've heard about a dozen different Inifnity systems, they all sound about the same... Nearly perfect. For this price, I doubt you can do any better no matter how hard you try. Cons: Getting a good price. They are all over the place. I paid $199 each on Crutchfield a week ago, now $279. Huge price range, shop around, seriously. On the speakers there is an audble resonance. I pick it up in seconds 10-15 of Fun's "Some Nights". BUT, remember... $199. So, fix them with the mods on the net focused on Infinity's PC363 towers. That should put you in the $2600 a speaker range may friend paid for his speakers. We compared my fixed PC351's with his, and we could tell the dif
Very good center channel Written By Boss304, Ellendale MN on Thursday, September 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have gone through a ton of different speakers in my setup. This is currently replacing a Bose VCS 10, wow what a difference. A lot of people worry about pairing different speakers in their setups, but honestly this one is paired with JBL 310nd's and Polk Monitor 70's and blends very well. The sound is crisp and clear, and has given a great center stage experience. Crutchfield introduced a price drop on this item two days after I bought it and reduced the price to match. Amazing company! Every time I call, I talk to a very nice knowledgeable person. Pros: Excellent sound quality, center stage experience for a great price. Cons: None
Infinity primus pc351 Written By Kaytay, 45040 on Monday, September 02, 2013 I have own 4 center speakers in my life, 1st being Boston acoustic, which i give 3.5 stars, 2nd being bose, also 3.5 stars 3rd being klipsch 4.5 stars , klipsch would have gotten 5 stars if it was more efficient at lower volume levels and 4th and final infinity 5 stars due to the over all natural detailed sound that this center channel produces, i have had the same onkyo power running to all these center channels and have finally found the most impressive sound from the infinity Pros: Clarity, at low or high volumes Cons: On the big side for some people when it comes to a center channel
Great center channel Written By Seth P, DFW, TX on Saturday, August 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a great quality speaker at a great price. I did pay a bit less than the price shown at the time of writing this review. I purchased this for my brother and he is using it as his only speaker, poor guy, he does have a subwoofer as well but I'm shocked how well it sounds in this setup. I have it for my media room which is a 7.2 setup and it is great. Pros: Great sound, good price, great range of sound Cons: very little bass, but that is what a subwoofer is for; it is large; I don't like how the cover is, but I'm not looking at when I am watching movies
Infinity PC351 Written By Stepheb, Boyers, PA on Thursday, June 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Simply BANGING!. I have been sitting on the fence forever to purchase a center channel speaker for my 'wall of sound', and when I did, I did it right. This CC speaker is amazing.....!!! Pros: All Cons: none
infinity primus pc 351 Written By Xraystang, Durham NC on Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is the best center channel speaker for the money. Great sound and no distortion. Pros: great sound Cons: a little on the large size
Primus PC351 Written By Jose, Puerto Rico on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great quality and sound
Great sound, great product Written By Anonymous, Albuquerque, NM on Friday, May 31, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) We got this speaker to complete out our sound system to get that full sound effect without blasting the TV. So far we have loved it! Not only can we hear everything on the TV we don't have to keep the sound high up so the neighbors can hear us in our home. Great unit for sure! Pros: Love everything about it, easy to install, set up to our Denon Receiver with no issues, great sound. Cons: Haven't found any so far.
Center speaker Written By Andres, Falcon Heights, TX on Monday, April 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent quality sound, including at max volume, which is actually very loud! Pros: I think this speaker could make a home theater on its own!
Very good. Written By Dan, Antigo, WI on Wednesday, April 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very pleased with the power and clearity of sound. Really brings the dialogue to the forefront, even amongst loud sound effects. Don't look at the absence of a 5 star rating as a detractor, as I only give those ratings to products that are arguably the best of their type. This is a tremendous value for the money.
Infinity PC351BK Center channel speaker Written By Thundergod, San Diego, CA on Tuesday, April 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The PC351BK was purchased to replace a Dayton CCS-33 3-way Center Speaker. Wow! What an incredible difference in clarity, presence, and overall tonal quality. Now, I hear what prior reviewers stated about this speaker. My system is based on an Onkyo 7.1 with a mixed speaker setup; Sony front floor-standing, Dayton mini-surrounds, Infinity center, and Polk sub. Using various audio modes; Stereo, Neo 6, PLII, THX, I can color music and movies to bring realism to my soundstage. With the PC351BK, watching a movie, I can clearly hear dialog, all while bullets streak across the room, shell casing bouncing off concrete floor, an horrific explosions rumbling in the background. The PC351BK is an amazing speaker. Sure it is big and a bit heavy, but it does an excellent job. My wife use to complain about not hearing the actors voices clearly without having the volume turned up loud. Now, with the PC351BK, even the softest voices come through at a nice clear level. In the future, I plan to acquire the matching Infinity speakers. My thinking is if the Infinity PC351BK sounds this good with a mixed bag of speakers, then it must sound incredible with matched Infinity speakers all around. I highly recommend the Infinity PC351BK center speaker for any home theater system. Pros: The PC351BK's black cabinet/grille blended perfectly with my black-shelved glass console and all black components. Cons: The speaker wire attachment posts and position aren't in the best position. I had to use spade lugs, rather than push-in plugs.
Great center speaker. Written By LarryB, Georgetown on Tuesday, April 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I just love this center speaker. Pros: Great sound at a low low price. Cons: It's big.
I wish i did it sooner Written By Chris, Chicago, IL on Friday, March 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) i don't have much too compare to but i can honestly say it sounds awesome with a Onkyo 135watts/ channel home theater with a Polk RTi12 fronts. I was afraid i wasn't spending enough money but the sound is incredible. i counld't or wasn't willing to spend over a grand on Klipsch RC64s, but i thought i had to-NOT SO MUCH. this center is doing the work and it only cost a fraction. i was running an older Boston center and now i know what i was missing, almost everything in all the movies i watched. don't make the same mistake and just buy it. Pros: price and quality, sound Cons: size, either too small or too large depending on placement
Great Product Written By Preston, Woodland, Washington on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is an incredible speaker the clarity of the voice in this is wonderful. Pros: Everything. Just high quality technology. Cons: None!
Excellent sound & value Written By Anonymous, East Coast on Thursday, March 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I wish I had gotten this unit sooner. It looks good, sounds great, and appears to be very well made. It's larger than most center-speakers I've seen, and it needs a little extra space. Pros: Excellent sound & value. Cons: None that I can see.
Infinity Primus PC351 Written By BabyLo Production, Tx on Tuesday, March 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Infinity has the best speakers Pros: awesome soung quality Cons: none
Infinity Primus PC351 Written By DanK, Buckeye, AZ on Monday, January 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent center channel characteristics. Sounds great, very happy with purchase Pros: none Cons: Large dimensions, if it fits you like the sound.
Very pleased with this purchase Written By Mimo, West Caost on Monday, January 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very please with this speaker. It replaced my center speaker that came with Onkyo home theather package. I manilny bought this to improve clarity of dialogues when watching movies or TV and it is superb compared to the original Onkyo speaker. No need to turn to subtitles anymore ;-) Also, overall sound is so much richer and deeper with this center speaker. I will probably replace my front speakers with ones matching Infinity PC 351 better than the stock Onkyo ones. It is quite big, but i have room for it as will have those who wall mount their TVs and keep speakers on the console below it. Also very happy with service and pricing provided by Crutchfield. Pros: sound quality, built quality, looks Cons: was more than $100
Nice Center speaker! Written By Chuck D, Syracuse NY on Monday, January 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) One of the best center speakers I have personally heard... not much less HIFI sound than the B&W I just heard at Mangloia Best buy for $600 !! Pros: larger must have room on your tv stand console... movies are awesome with this speaker!!
Very Pleased with purchase Written By Bob F, Huntington Beach, CA on Saturday, December 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I ordered during the holiday shopping season and was surprised at how quickly I received the product. I did not utilize any special shipping and received the shipment with in three or four days. The sound from the speaker is wonderful. I use the center speaker in conjunction with two forward and two rear infinity speakers. The room is 20X20 and is filled with rich tones with this setup. Pros: Sound quality and service. Cons: the speaker is a bit taller than expected but this is more a personal issue than a manufacturing or quality issue. I should have paid attention to the specs and not the percetion of the picture.
Infinity Center Channel Speaker Written By MCB, Pinckney, MI on Saturday, November 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I chose this speaker because it is an acoustic suspension design and that it was an Infinity. One of the key things in chosing a center speaker is its compatibility with your existing speakers. I believe that this speaker does this for me. I like to think that I have Infinity's golden age speakers (1980s). My front speakers are RSIIIb (acoustic suspension.) Infinity is a different company now so the brand name isn't the key. First I have to say that any (that I know of) center speaker does not and need not out perform the front speakers. In my case the PC351 can not match my RSIIIb's. The very lows and the very highs are not there. BUT, the PC351 does remarkably blend together well with my main speakers. I did two different types of testing, playing a good wide range jazz CD and test tones (from my Dolby decoder, white like noise). I was very impressed. I never expected such good blending between the speakers. Listening to the test tone smoothly phase interfering between the PC351 and my main speaker, blew me away. (Test: move your listening position (while close) between the speakers and hearing audio wave sound pattern changes when the tone is sent to both speakers) Pros: Great speaker. Very nice with movies and audio recordings. Maybe compatable with more than acoustic suspension speakers. Perhaps Infinity has gotten back some of their old magic. Cons: I haven't figured that out yet. Maybe that it is not made in the USA.
A great addition to my audio system Written By johnm, San Diego, CA on Sunday, November 11, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm currently using Bose 301 speakers for the front of the room and Bose 201s for the rear. I had a Polk Audio CS10 for my center speaker but wanted to upgrade. After reading the reviews, choosing the Infinity Primus PC351 was an easy choice, and a good one, too. The sound is bright and clear and exactly what I was looking for. Pros: Great sound, beefy construction. Cons: None
Nice! Written By BT, AZ on Thursday, November 08, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This speaker sound great. Perfect for a surround sound system. Pros: Sounds great. Cons: None
Great Value Written By Joshua J, Minneapolis, MN on Friday, September 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Growing up listening to movies and music through my JBL Soundgear 3030, I have always held Harmon International products in high regard. When it came time for me to finally assemble my own home theater system, I was expecting no less from these Infinity speakers. I've created a system of 4 P363's towers, 2 P163's bookshelfs, a C351 center, and a PS312 sub, all powered by a Harmon/Kardon AVR3650. Being a bargain hunter, I waited for these to go on "sale" to obtain the best price (well this side Black Friday sales prices). I have had the speakers hooked up for about two months now, and all I can say is WOW! The sound reproduction and tonal quality is incredible. Everyone has their own opinions on what sounds good, but ultimately the quality of the sound comes down to the quality of the receiver and the quality of the speaker components. I've utilized various mediums ranging from music, movies and video games, and in each medium, even with works I know quite well, comes alive- whether connected via HDMI, fiber optic or composite. There are qualities to the sound that I did not know existed- that is how incredibly clear the sound is. I would definitely recommend these speakers to someone looking to obtain the best sound for the price, while still having a high quality product.
Infinity Primus PC351 Written By mak1313, Ohio on Wednesday, August 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Superb sound and quality! I have this and a set of P163's and a set of P363's along with a Klipsch sub 12 and the sound is beyond belief!
Terrific Home Theater Center Console Speaker Written By The Hawk, Longwood, FL on Thursday, August 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The addition of the Infinity Primus PC351 five individual speakers in the center speaker position in your home theater set-up is outstanding. Before this addition, I was using an Onkyo center speaker with only three speakers. What a difference the sound reproduction of five versus three speakers makes in filling a room. It also provides more adjustable soiund options through your receiver allowing you to spead the bass around better. For the price, this Infinity Primus PC351 is by far the best center speaker that I have ever used. You cannot go wrong with selecting the PC351. Pros: Five speakers; total adjustability; excellent sound reproduction; excellent price. Cons: Weight! It was quite a bit more that other center speakers on the market (25+ pounds). Just make sure your shelp can support it without fatiguing.
My 1st center Written By PK, Burleson Tx on Tuesday, July 03, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Well, This is my 1st center speaker and its a little bigger than i expected but i didnt just want the minimum either. So i went all the way and i love it despite the size. Instead of placing it on top of my cabinet in front of the tv i placed it under the tv inside the cabinet... worked out perfectly. as far as sound goes it just fills things out so much more with both dialogue and background noises such as birds singing and just normal background noises of life. anyway it sounds great, I highly recommend it. Pros: Great sound, matches my floors and sub. looks nice. Cons: Bigger than i thought, but just rethought my location.. worked out great.
A Beast - Love it. Written By BKautz, Oswego, IL on Tuesday, February 21, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've owned Infinity speakers for years. I re-purposed my old Reference Series towers for my new home theater set up without reservation. I just needed a center channel that could not only match the front right and left, but keep up. This speaker does that and more. It's as accurate as the RS towers, and nearly as powerful for a well balanced and pure sound. Couldn't beat the price for a great center. I have installed Infinity in-walls to complete my 9.2 surround set up. I've waited a long time for this set up, and couldn't be happier. Pros: Accurate, Powerful, Voice-matched to both new and old Infinity loudspeakers. Cons: Not necessarily a "con", but it's definitely a beast. To heavy to hang with one of the more wimpy wall brackets, so it needs a stable surface.
Infinity Primus PC351 Written By Anonymous, Yakima, WA on Sunday, February 12, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So far we are really enjoying the new system sound is so much better
Nice speaker Written By DanF, Westlake, OH on Saturday, February 11, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very satisfied with this center. Sounds great with vocal. I got the product in two days, very impressive. Even better, I got it on sale. Can not bit it for $200.
Love it Written By Anonymous, Georgia on Thursday, February 09, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound and matches up well with my other speakers.
Infinity Primus PC351 Written By Anonymous, miami on Sunday, February 05, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) good product, for a great price. It was a much needed upgrade for my system. Pros: Price, quality
AMAZING center channel Written By RichardJ, Brooklyn, NY on Monday, September 12, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm no official audiophile, but since my cousin Jim took me to two HT tradeshows I now know what a Class A $125K system sounds like. Curse him for showing me how great it can be! Oh I have seen the light! They have these demos showcasing systems that test limits of the human ear. Long story short, I was watching some HD movie where glass shattered & I found myself wincing a bit from the clarity - It was awesome! I have five P163 bookshelves, and the C351. Their mids & highs are superbly crisp, vocals are so true you forget speakers are there & the lows are wonderful too. Love my lows (like Flo- Rida) as I already have a powered sub for the heavy stuff. Explosions are very full & lifelike - not at all muddled. I believe the Primus received a C rating in '07 with systems that are $20K. I don't have $20K to spend on speakers, lest I be divorced. But Crutchfield is letting me live the $20K Class C dream at well under $1K! I almost feel guilty. So now I have extra cash to put towards another mid-life crisis, like buying a falcon (as in the commercial) Grab these speakers, can't get a better deal for the quality & they truly deliver!


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Watch a video Watch a video review from one of our experts Back Remote Right Photos (6) Videos (3) View larger Clarion NX702 Navigation receiver Item #: 020NX702 16 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $999.99 Shop all In-dash GPS Navigation Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff.
by Zak Billmeier The ultimate driving partner If you're looking for an in-dash system that gives you the most up-to-date maps, easy access to music and entertainment, plus fabulous sound, Clarion designed the NX702 navigation receiver to be the ultimate copilot. It'll help keep you on course, warn you of traffic jams, play all your tunes, let you talk hands-free...the list goes on. Plus Clarion's touchscreen lets you "flick" your way through screens, drag and drop icons where you want them, and even add your own wallpaper — making for their most exciting interface yet. The latest maps, plus free real-time traffic Clarion's navigation has you covered, no matter where you roam. You'll get maps of all 50 states, plus Puerto Rico and Canada, all easy to see on the NX702's sharp, 7" touchscreen. In certain major cities, buildings and other landmarks are rendered in 3D so you can find your way with confidence. Plus you'll get free traffic updates — a built-in tuner takes advantage of Clear Channel's Total Traffic network, which lets you know about traffic jams along your route. If something pops up, the NX702 will plot a route around the trouble spot to keep you on target. Pandora® Internet radio, front and center iPhone® lovers, you can bring your Pandora stations on the road with the NX702. All you have to do is download the free Pandora app to your phone, plug it into the rear USB slot, and you're good to go. You can change stations, rate songs, and see album art on the NX702's screen. Bluetooth® and HD Radio™, too If you haven't heard how good digital AM/FM radio sounds, you're in for a treat. The NX702 features a built-in HD Radio tuner that lets you dial in all-digital broadcasts that really pump up the sound quality of participating local stations. Plus many stations take advantage of HD Radio's multicasting feature, that lets a station broadcast multiple channels on the same frequency — more programs to choose from. Built-in Bluetooth from industry-leader Parrot lets you pair your phone and talk hands-free. A built-in microphone, positioned on the driver's side of the NX702, lets your callers hear you loud and clear. You can also use the Bluetooth connection to stream music from your phone or another compatible device. Built-in tools that'll help your sound Clarion's Beat EQ Plus gives you a nice suite of sound-enhancing tools. High- and low-pass filters let you tailor the NX702's output to your speakers and subs by sending them the frequencies they were designed to handle. Next, you can hone in on the perfect tone with the 5-band parametric EQ. Then it's time to work on your soundstage with the time alignment feature — it adjusts the timing of your speakers so the sound arrives at your ears at the same time, creating the illusion you're sitting front row center. A 24-bit digital-to-analog converter reproduces all your digital music with remarkable clarity. Want to keep your steering wheel controls? In most vehicles, you can use an adapter (not included) to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this Clarion stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the NX702 and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Check the "Accessories" tab for compatible adapters. Bluetooth note: Use of this receiver's Bluetooth features will depend upon your phone's Bluetooth capabilities. Learn more in our article explaining Bluetooth profiles. iPod note: If you're going to use your iPod with this receiver, be sure to check "Details" for specific iPod model compatibility. Product Highlights:General features:navigation receiver with AM/FM tunerinternal amp (18 watts RMS CEA-2006/50 watts peak x 4 channels)7" touchscreen with "flick" capabilityplays CDs and DVDsPandora control with iPhonefits double-DIN openingsbuilt-in GPS with maps of 50 states, Canada, and Puerto Rico, with 15 million points of interestbuilt-in Total Traffic Network traffic tunerbuilt-in HD Radio tunerbuilt-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and audio streamingwireless remoteAudio/visual features:24-bit digital-to-analog converterbuilt-in iPod control Clarion's optional adapter required for viewing video contentBeat EQ Plus with time alignmenthigh- and low-pass filtersdual-zone capabilityExpandability:works with SiriusXM satellite radio tunerinputs: rear USB input, A/V input, rear-view camera inputoutputs: video output, 6-channel preamp outputs (4-volt front, rear, subwoofer)Other information:CEA-2006 compliantcompatible with most factory steering wheel audio controls (adapter required)warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why install a car stereo with built-in GPS? Imagine taking a trip as your car's receiver gives you directions, finds the best restaurant for dinner, and plays movies for your back seat denizens. Navigation receivers cover all the bases, with GPS guidance, DVD playback, and a host of other useful features. You can search through millions of points of interest to locate gas stations, restaurants, museums, and other interesting spots, wherever you are. Most receivers offer Bluetooth capability for hands-free calling, along with the ability to search through your iPod playlists with touchscreen controls.
worked fine for me after update! Written By Mr.R, Highland Park, CA on Saturday, July 13, 2013 I've had this NX702 for 6 months now and I did have some issues with it like freezing often, SD card didn't want to scan or took too long to load, dvds take too long to load, Sirius XM sounded lower in volume vs. radio and other line in puts. navigation was very sluggish. but after the firmware update I got from clarion's website my radio has been working flawlessly! the Sirius xm radio tuner sounded loud like the radio and cd in puts so no more needing to turn up the volume when it came to Sirius xm. pretty much no more issues with anything except one thing which is the usb thumb drive. it seems that when it comes to loading Jpeg like photos to make a custom screen saver, it will not accept any resolution under jpeg, I tried every resolution possible and I keeps saying "unsupported format" usb thumb drive can only accept 16 gb of memory including sd card slot, only usb port can play movies for your rear passenger TVs still need to contact clarion about that but they have been helpful so I don't really have any regrets. over all like stated 4 stars. Pros: it has navigation, plays any region code dvds, Sirius xm ready with optional xm tuner, usb connection for iPod and iPhone. you can use the usb port to connect your android phone to it so you can listen to your music from your phone as a usb mass storage including any mp4 movies you might have in it. Cons: too bulky wont fit in every car, need to update firmware when it comes right out of the box, usb port has issues accepting Jpeg format for custom screen savers. cannot use sd card slot to show movies on the rear monitor, you can see it from the radio but not the rear monitors. only usb port can be used to show movies for your rear monitors for passengers max 16 gb for sd card and usb thumb drive is supported. does not show picture formats when it comes to id3 like other radios like the alpine's
Horrible Horrible Unit Written By Mike, Philly on Sunday, June 02, 2013 I installed this headunit and have had problems since day 1. All screens are laggy, touch screen is horrible, navigation is constantly wrong and freezes, ipod playback is very slow and crashes couple times a week. I was so dissapointed with this unit. It crashes constantly. Finally they released a 2nd update for the os, so i went o update it and it restarted, then the clarion splash screen came on and it never got past that. My radio is now broken from trying to update it. A huge waste of money, i would not recommend this unit to anyone. Also the main menu with the live tiles was supposed to be cool, however they are very slow and laggy for 5 seconds, then they speed up! Youll know what i mean if you have this unit. I am so dissapointed and would never buy a clarion product again. Pros: Attractive design, time alignment Cons: Everything else. Horrible unit.
Very Unresponsive Written By watchdog7, Richlands, VA on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this last year and it has been the biggest regret. The unit is very unresponsive. It is hard to get the touch screen to work. It is nothing like smartphones touch screens. You have to find the "sweet" spot. The unit is very sluggish. The menus are weird to navigate, and sometimes don't even work. It has frozen up on me on more than a dozen times. It freezes with the iPod the most. I go to skip a song, and then nothing. You have to turn off the unit and then back on. The navigation is horrible. It got me lost on more than one occasion. I do not recommend this product at all. Clarion is a good name, I have had several of their products, but this one is horrible. The customer support is horrible. It is very hard, confusing and frustrating to actually get to the right department, let alone talk to anyone. The manual on the .pdf file is translated from Japanese. So a lot of what is translated doesn't make sense. I'd skip this one altogether. Go with another brand name. Pros: Honestly, I can't find one. Cons: -Sluggish -Hard to navigate -Unresponsive at times -Freezes up, a lot -Menu is set up weird -iPod menu is hard to navigate -Touch screen is hard to use
Good Nav DD for the price Written By Chad, Tucson, AZ on Thursday, March 07, 2013 I bought this Nav unit to replace a JVC DD nav from 2010 I had. It was horrible for using Navigation. The Clarion nav is so much better. It has time alignment, which is not on most DD headunits. The 5 band eq is decent, wish it was at least a 9 band or more. The bluetooth is good, you don't need a separate mic as it has a decent one on the face. You do have to talk a little louder for the individual on the other side hear you. I like the 4v preouts and the fact that it is 6 channels. The SD card slot is ok to get too. The touchscreen is a little sensitive but works well. Pros: Navigation, decent bluetooth, 4v p/o 6 channels. Cons: wish it had more of an EQ.
Huge Disappointment Written By CKA, Gilbert, AZ on Tuesday, November 20, 2012 Had installed 2 weeks ago, waiting for software update...HTC, Samsung or iphone will not work properly with Bluetooth, factory says firmware update should be available somethime in Dec. Menu button on bottom panel too close to onscreen volume/channel control button, always hit both simultaneously which is annoying. HD radio not too good in Phoenix, cuts in and out periodically. Also have some lag issues when switching between screens. Am going to look at other products, may return this one... Pros: Nice displays, NAV works pretty well, sound quality ok Cons: Major Bluetooth issues, button placement, HD not too good
Poor support for a company's "flagship" product Written By travis, United States on Friday, November 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Everything was great initially minus the fact that the Push-To-Talk (PTT) button on my steering wheel is not able to be programmed (even though it is 2012 and many newer vehicles have this feature, Clarion does not have the foresight to add this capability to their products). I have the factory JBL system which is pretty good by itself, but the NX702 does make it sound better, or maybe the fact I shelled out a grand for it causes me to think it's better. Anyway, the iPod/iPhone function was good, Bluetooth audio worked, the NAV is effective and overall, I was happy. Now for the cons. I installed the SiriusXM V200 tuner. I don't know if it's that module or the head unit, but the volume is significantly lower in this feature. I had to install an interface adapter for the HU to utilize the JBL, and I had to turn the gain on it up significantly to get the SAT radio volume to increase into acceptable levels. In doing so, it created more white noise when the sound is muted. HD Radio, CD, Ipod=good volume....Satellite radio=too quiet. Fast forward to October____(whenever iOS 6 was released), now the Bluetooth audio streaming no longer works. I have been going to their website looking for a firmware update or something......nothing. Clarion's "Flagship" unit, and virtually zero support. My wife's Hyundai we bought 4 months ago can still stream audio with no updates. Pros: -Better sound? -Many features -Navigation -Clean appearance Cons: -Can not program steering wheel controls for PTT -Controls not always responsive -As of this writing, can not stream audio -Screen locks image, or unit locks up completely -Virtually no technical support
Clarion NX702 Written By Smitty4u, clovis nm on Sunday, September 30, 2012 Got the Clarion NX702 over the JVC and Alpine. Could not happier and although I was told the Kenwood 9990HD had better options, they just did not seem worth another $300. Had the Siruis hooked up along with radio control, a set of JL Audio C5-5.25 in the rear doors on my 2008 Tundra crewmax limited and then JL Audio C2 6x9"s and the JL100ZCT tweeters to pair with the Tundra JL stealth box w/1 13" woofer. Amps were JL JX1000 for the sub and JL XD600/6 for the doors and dash/tweeters. Added the JL 4x6 plates for the dash and dynmatted everything after removing the JBL sub/system. One last touch was adding the rear view camera license plate with sensors and the system hit so good in the tundra. The clarion at the centerpiece. HD radio is great, bluetooth is superb as I listen to alot of Pandora dub step. Love the navigation and easy to use. Found my destination and had it ready to go in 4 seconds. Pros: Great selections on the radio. You can fine tooth everything from color to angle of the screen and a really good EQ set-up. Have had Zero issues and would recommend to anyone over the JVC and Alpine. Have not tried out the Kenwood 9990HD and I am sure it is good with all the reviews but too expensive. Video on this one is great, watched Dexter season 4 and loved it. Cons: does not serve beer or drive the vehicle for you.
Nightmare Update! Written By eastenderz, New Bern, NC on Tuesday, September 25, 2012 Just found out today that the problem is specific with the Windows Phone operating platform. I tried two different Androids at two different cell phone stores with no such issues but when it was paired with both a Nokia Lumia 900 and a HTC Trophy Windows Phone there were problems with the radio reacting and controlling the phone. Audio was at times going through the phone itself instead of through the radio when paired. I've contacted Clarion and they are very receptive to my concerns so I hope this is the beginning to the solution. Will update when I have more info.
Nightmare! Written By eastenderz, New Bern on Sunday, September 23, 2012 Is there a radio out there without any complications to it. I have yet to come across one for this current years models. I just sent back JVC's KW-NT800HDT because of its lack of features with SiriusXm's SXV200 for which you can read my whole review for it on this website. Only to trade one problem for another. The problem with this unit is Bluetooth. Don't let the whole Parrot branding make you think otherwise because the only hand Parrot had in this apparently was handing over the chip necessary to connect. After that the ball was left in Clarions court to write the software for all the functions including and not limited to answering and hanging up, contacts, control of music playback. None of it works consistently. You'll have a eureka moment every now and then but the next its back to the nightmare. I had none of these problems with the JVC and am so regretting sending it back now. The SiriusXm works as advertised and performs wonderfully along with every other source but the bluetooth. I now have to seriously consider getting the iphone but even now that may be an issue because of the new ios6 and the lightning plug it has on the 5. I don't even believe clarion seriously, is even aware or cares about this issue. I noticed that there were some updates for last years models concerning bluetooth but who knows how long it will be if ever with this current years models. If clarion could fix this one issue alone This would be a five star radio easy. Pros: To the others having issues with hearing the voice guidance because of the volume being too low their is a solution while your on the screen for moving the bar for volume from left to right while on that same screen try pressing the actual volume button on the radio and you'll notice that instead of the radio volume going up it will bring up the voice guidance voice while your on that screen. those bars are so you can adjust the difference between the alert tones and the voice guidance. Cons: I believe Clarion wanted to be the first bad boy out there with all these features and in the rush they forgot one thing and that was to look for and correct any bugs that were in the system. Now I'm stuck waiting for the POSSIBILTY of Clarion fixing this with a software update.
Titan Written By Rm-500, Peabody, MA on Friday, September 14, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Not worth time or money sound is bad to get to one screen u press 3 others if they work waited for unit to come out thought clarion was good not worth it crutch field service #1 though returned + got ken wood happy now
Very Nice Unit when you learn the interface Written By Dave, Orlando, Fl on Thursday, September 06, 2012 After spending several days with this unit I have to say it is very good. I am getting a single pop on sartup if I have the radio booted up before I start the car. This can be avoided and may just be something to do with the installation...not sure. All the functionality works nicely and is very useable once you configure presets for HD radio and Sirius. (just tune in and hold preset 2 seconds to stor them in memory). The Nav is awesome with multiple languages for voice prompts and differnt ways to search for places. The Voice commands are average (unit says it can't hear me but works anyway most of the time), bluetooth is average but I haven't tested it completely (does have option of external and internal mics you can switch between, nice!) The reviewer above does have a point about the map but you can zoom in and out just not while in navigation mode I guess is the best way to say it. For me, the incredibly robust functionality and cool design trumps any minor negatives. Clarion really designed great looking interfaces that hide cetain functionality to give it a clean look but you can access by touching little arrow prompts on the screens to get more options that you can scroll through. Personally, I think its a great design rather than just crowding it all on the screen. I haven't used a lot of the other navs on the market but i did a lot of research before choosing this unit and I have to say the Clarion is very competive with more expensive units. Nav is best i seen Pros: Very well designed, nice looking and functional user interfaces albeit with a bit of a learning curve (sometimes easy to hit wrong button or go into wrong mode) Great sound and settings Awesome Nav, Pandora, Ipod, HD radio incredible amount of customization...some really nice options you probably wont get with a lot of other units Cons: The main menu does take a few seconds to come up using the main touch key but if you tap it the short cuts do come up immediatly and if you configure those with your favorites u should be able to mange quick operation and switching between interfaces. The phone does seem to require you to go into the interface upon startup and select which blutooth item it has already detected to connect..Option to auto-connect phone would be nice. Xm/Sirius not as loud as other sources but problem common to a
Huge let down Written By AM, Niceville, FL on Thursday, September 06, 2012 I packed this unit right back up and sent it back as soon as I could. This unit was a huge disappointment for me as a first timer to aftermarket head units. I had been researching aftermarket head units for well over a year before I was set on the NX702. I anticipated its release for at least four months before it's arrival. In a nutshell, it just performed way too under par for the money and the newness of it. For it to have been just released I don't think that it should've been hurting for an update that badly. All of the GPS functions were laggy and the radio constantly froze up at random when connecting my iPod. Also in the Bluetooth mode the radio refused to pull up my contacts and I was never successful in initiating a call from the unit and the screen would show that a call was still connected even after terminating a call. That often resulted in a freeze up as well. I found that I really did miss my volume knob and the GPS voice simply isn't loud enough to be heard over any low level music. This was a bad buy for me and I now have the Alpine INE-S920HD on order. Pros: Nice looking interface software Cons: Very slow Freezes a lot
Great Sound and Nav Written By jj-shore, Atlantic Highlands, NJ on Thursday, August 30, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Clarion and PAC both could use some good tech people to rewrite the install and config manuals....Good thing Techs at Crutchfield know their stuff. The sound quality of the unit is awesome (replaced a stock unit in a 2006 GTI). The Nav works great but you do need to spend a little time with the documentation and I'm talking the one that can be downloaded from Clarion. I agree with the complaints on the touchscreen, but what touchscreen works well while keeping your eyes on the road. Get the steering wheel module so you can get best use of hands free. The Pandora in the dash from my iPhone has me loving music in the car again. Previously I had Sirius/XM and they frankly are the worst for programming across all their channels. Finally a great and less expensive alternative to the satellite drivel. The Bluetooth streaming works great too letting you listen to anything you can pick up on the phone (Songza, iHeartRadio...). Not so sure about the built-in microphone for phone. Have had a couple complaints but not always. Looking for a good 3rd party external microphone. (The Clarion option I've found has some sub-par reviews....hoping there are other options out there) Pros: Great sound. Solid Pandora support in-dash. Nav is decent event if it is just a little complex to get up and going - the Traffic alert and rerouting has already saved me from sitting in afternoon shore traffic. HD Radio impressive. Cons: The HD Radio doesn't appear to have any option to permit manually setting "Presets". There is an auto-preset option, but it appears to grab the same 6 stations for each FM group. Don't listen to much broadcast radio, but the few stations I do listen to I would like to program myself. Maybe I just haven't found the menu setting. Note to Clarion: Bluetooth Auto-Connect setting should be a default "ON" setting upon install. And put the information in one of the manuals....at least once.
Poor in most aspects Written By clspruiell, Birmingham, AL on Wednesday, August 22, 2012 Looks cool and has lot's of iphone features. If you have android, out of luck. Ok the bad. 1. Cannot zoom in/out of the normal nav screen. I have contacted Clarion's tech support and they share my disgust with this. 2. Vol and menu buttons are touch sensitive and respond about half the time. Must take eyes off the road to find the buttons. 3. Very laggy. Usually the menu will not come right up. 4. Submenu's are accessed by touching the screen riiigghhhtttt above the main menu button. Try doing this while driving. You'll hit the main menu button every time. 5. I could go on but I just bought the Pioneer as a replacement. Clarion owes me for 2 weeks of frustration and install costs. Pros: None Cons: All the mentioned above. Namely nav zoom, laggy, and button placement.
Not at all what I thought it would be... Written By Bob, Wyoming on Friday, August 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First of all was very excited about this product and preordered it and waited 4 mo. So, I install it after removing a Pioneer x930bt. This radio is an aggravating mess. Swipe to access the menus it says but, to get to the swiping menu you press soft key menu button then you press the onscreen swipe menu. Most irritating was two things one every time I turn the unit on it goes directly to radio and you can't switch this that I know of and two the navigation will bark at you if you go even one mile over the speed limit it has programmed. It can be muted but, still will pop open a window to tattletale on you to everyone in the vehicle. The sound quality is horrific I get better sound out of my iPhone speaker and to boot not enough power to overcome window down at 45. Its also slow to boot the Bluetooth connection and will randomly skip a song after playing the first minute or so. Just all around a horrible unit and will never consider a Clarion ever again. Pros: 7" screen vs 5.8" is always good, mic on front of radio was good on phone calls, navigation maps looked nice and all, bought at Crutchfield so I can return it YAY!!! Cons: Fan on back of unit is noisy, Bluetooth connection slow and unreliable, speed tattletale, sound quality is fair at best, on boot up goes to radio irregardless of what you were listening to at key off, menu seems nice but swipe isn't as smooth as my iPhone and if done to quickly system will ignore your swipe, sd card slot is used for maps and unit throws a fit if you remove their sd card for one with music.
You're going to love this unit Written By RW, Chicago, IL on Saturday, August 04, 2012 First of all the sound is outstanding - far better than the system I had, a factory installed Chrysler Aspen unit. Secondly the graphics are stunning. Next the Navigation is awesome. And lastly it does so many things it is almost mind blowing. Outside of the enormous learning curve and pile of crap horrendous owner's manual this thing will blow your socks off. I'll break down this unit in two parts; The Navigation system and everything else. The Nav system comes with its own User Manual (105 pages large) and it is pretty easy to follow, which is contrary to the owner's manual which is separate and covers everything else. The Nav option and setting sections on the unit are easy to use and fun to play with. I really can't find anything negative about the Nav, except maybe I spend too much time watching myself drive on the screen - it's like a video game. Some of the Nav features are 3D buildings (which are so neat I wish there were more), traffic reporting (works great in city areas - details of what areas are covered are buried on the Clarion website), Speed limit info (I just love this - it displays your speed, the speed limit and third graphic changes colors whether you are within the speed limit, over it and if you are over your own setting for maximum speed) and unit even displays your altitude (who cares when you're driving in the Midwest). It does other things too but they are common with most other systems. The second part of this in the next review. Pros: I would take this NAV system and compare with anyone. It even has a calculator and gives you cool graphic of where the sun is shining in the world. Cons: The Nav takes about 40 seconds to come on once you start, a little too slow for me, and sometime times my current location is just a hair off.


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Dallas Cowboys player Josh Brent was jailed Saturday and charged with intoxicated manslaughter after he was behind the wheel during a car accident that killed teammate Jerry Brown early Saturday, ESPN reports.
According to local police, Brent's car was traveling on a local State Highway in Cincinnati, where the Cowboys are playing this weekend, before it hit the outside curb at approximately 2:30 a.m. The car flipped at least one time and skidded before coming to a halt in the middle of the service road. When police arrived, Brent was attempting to pull his teammate from the burning car. Police then conducted a field-sobriety test on Brent and arrested him.
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Brown, a practice squad linebacker for the Cowboys, was taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. He was 25. "I am devastated and filled with grief," Brent, 24, said in a statement through his agent. "Filled with grief for the loss of my close friend and teammate, Jerry Brown. I am also grief-stricken for his family, friends and all who were blessed enough to have known him. I will live with this horrific and tragic loss every day for the rest of my life. My prayers are with his family, our teammates and his friends at this time."
Brown and Brent both attended University of Illinois and played together on the school football team. "We are deeply saddened by the news of this accident and the passing of Jerry Brown," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said in a statement. "At this time, our hearts and prayers and deepest sympathies are with the members of Jerry's family and all of those who knew him and loved him."
There will be a moment of silence before the Cowboys' game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday to honor Brown.
This is the second NFL death in less than a week, following the suicide of Kansas City Chiefs player Jovan Belcher, who committed suicide at the team's stadium after fatally shooting his girlfriend.
If found guilty of intoxicated manslaughter, Brent faces up to 20 years in prison.
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DETROIT, Michigan – Red Bull KTM Factory rider Ryan Dungey earned another podium finish at the eleventh round of the Monster Energy Supercross Series to maintain second place in the overall point standings.
Ryan Dungey and his teammate Ken Roczen, were among the top riders in the early practice sessions. Roczen turned the 2nd fastest time while Dungey was 4th which placed both riders in the first heat race.
When the gate dropped for the first heat, Dungey was able to leap out to a 4th place start. He maintained his pace and finished in that position to qualify in the main event. Roczen had a mid-pack start and worked his way up to 5th place, just one spot shy of making the main.
Roczen returned to the gate for the semi race where he earned a 4th place start. He began to make time on the top riders before making a small mistake and falling back. He was able to regain his 4th place position where he finished the semi to qualify into the main event.
In the main event, Dungey was able to garner a 5th place start around the first corner while Roczen was a few spots back in 8th place. While Dungey was busy moving up toward the top three riders, Roczen made an unfortunate mistake and stalled his bike. At the same time a rock got jammed in his rear brakes of his KTM 450 SX-F which caused his brakes to lock up. Roczen was able to get going again but continued to deal with brake issues throughout the remainder of the race.
Meanwhile, Dungey was making passes up front and was able to move around Dean Wilson into 4th on the first few laps. On the ninth lap of the race, he was able to pass Cole Seely and move into a podium position. Once in 3rd place, he settled in, and was able to finish the race in that position to earn another podium finish. His teammate, Roczen, finished the race in 20th after starting a lap down as a result of his brake issues.
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20. Ken Roczen (GER), KTM, 18 laps
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2. Dungey, 201
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text: Etihad Airways upgrades to V2500 SelectTTwo™ Engines 24 Jul 2013 13:00 Etihad Airways has signed an agreement with IAE International Aero Engines AG to upgrade the airline's current and future fleet of 35 V2500 engine-powered Airbus A320 family of aircraft to the V2500 SelectTwo engine standard. The United Arab Emirates flag carrier will purchase 73 V2500 SelectTwo engine upgrade kits, which also makes provision for spare engines. An upgrade option for the V2500 SelectOne™ engine, the main advantage of SelectTwo is improved fuel burn. Etihad Airways' President and Chief Executive Officer, James Hogan, said, "The V2500 engine has played an important role in our Airbus A320 type operations, and SelectTwo is the latest example of how IAE strives for new solutions that add value to our fleet, whilst making our fuel-burn more efficient." IAE President Jon Beatty said, "IAE is dedicated to continually improving the V2500 engine. Etihad Airways' decision to install SelectTwo is further evidence of the airline's confidence in the performance and reliability of the V2500 engine. Etihad Airways took delivery of their first V2500 engine-powered aircraft in 2007, and we look forward to a long relationship with them." Contact Us As a truly international airline, we have a genuinely global presence. Find out how to contact your nearest Etihad office. View contact details Feedback Should you wish to send us a comment, compliment, or complaint, or simply ask a question, please click here Like Us Visit our page on Facebook! Watch Us Visit our channel on YouTube!


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