I do not frequent this forum as much as I used to. Everytime I do check it out it seems Outlaw is swapping out a 950 unit for a new one. I was trying to watch that disco show on ABC tonight. I tried to put my 950 into 5 channel stereo with no success. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I thought all you had to do was press the stereo button. Anyway like I said I always happen to have problems with my unit when the Outlaws are swapping the old ones. What a great company. After all these swaps I would not blame the Outlaws for going MIA. I would be so frustrated if I had to deal with problem after problem. I thank the Outlaws for being such a great company. I would never have a second thought about spending my hard to come by money on any Outlaw product. Anyway what is the deal with the blue dot. I have been under a rock.

The blue dot is the final noise-fixed version of the 950 that has been shipping since December 17th. If you don't hear hiss from your current 950, you don't need it.

The blue dot is the final noise-fixed version of the 950 that has been shipping since December 17th. If you don't hear hiss from your current 950, you don't need it.

I'm hearing an echo in this Saloon.......

…… an echo…………AN ECHO….....what on earth NOW?

Oh wait…..surround sounds …special effects……reverb…….never mind..

SLL,

I had not seen any mention of reverb for quite some time. I remember it was just after I had the 45 player removed from the car and just before the 8 track was installed. That reverb was the greatest thing to hit car radio. Thought I would share that reverb flash back.

I dont even know which DOT I got, just got it Monday. I love it!!

-- If you got it brand new after Dec. 17, 2002, you have a "dot-free" blue dot (they only use dots on the replacement units).

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