Which is best Revo or Pure In-car radio?

[admin_exported]

I am looking for a DAB to put in my car but due to the thing being a Passat i have an intergated radio with screen so i need something to play through this.

I have looked at both Revo and Pure systems but cannot find as much as i need to make the right decision.

HELP

 

[Andrew Everard]

Well, the Pure is reviewed here. Wasn't aware Revo had one...

 

[Anonymous]

Revo's job has a modulator and I think plugs in but am not sure as that part of set-up is very sketchy, and as you know Pure just find an available FM station on your radio.

 

[Andrew Everard]

Oh right. Now I remember Revo did launch something like this yonks back. Not sure whether it's still current, though - not a sniff of it in the product section of Revo's website.

 

[Anonymous]

apparently there is now a MKII, but i was going for the Pure anyway so will stick with that unless someone comes up with a good reason not to.

 

[Andrew Everard]

TBH I have more experience of the Pure - my sister has one in her car, and loves it.

 

[Anonymous]

Thank for that

 

[fatboyslimfast]

I've got the Pure Highway, but found in my commuting area (N. Bristol to mid-wiltshire) the standard screen mount antenna was pretty much useless.

I bought an screen-mount external aerial from Panorama and cobbled together a cable which has made things much better - I now only lose signal for about a mile at each end.

Here's the link to the panorama aerial

When in-signal, the sound is great, and would be lost without 6music for the commute...