kenwood D.R.I.V.E.
11 December 2001, 08:42 AM
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It's some acronym for "direct resolution intensive vector enhancement", or some other tacky thing. It's designed to appeal to men in the same way that "pro-v 5" is designed to appeal to women - a marketing trick.
Saying that, the technology in my ears works and does improve sound over other Kenwood playback mechanisms. I have the KDC803 changer from around 5 years ago which was one of the first to use DRIVE, and the changer picked up all the awards going that year...
So, yes, I'd say it's worth it.
Nick.
Saying that, the technology in my ears works and does improve sound over other Kenwood playback mechanisms. I have the KDC803 changer from around 5 years ago which was one of the first to use DRIVE, and the changer picked up all the awards going that year...
So, yes, I'd say it's worth it.
Nick.
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