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Originally Posted by bcredliner
Both support DSP.
The Seicane overall instructions are almost useless and there is nothing regarding DSP installation. It was not plug and play for me and Seicane support was also useless. Bluetooth and phone work fine and were easy to set up connections. I haven't tried to stream music but others here have had no problems. After getting through the problems I personally had with Seicane install I am very pleased. Sound quality is dramatically improved. I still have to resolve why I can play DVDs but they don't load automatically and the Torque app will not connect to the OBD bluetooth receiver. At this point I think it is a problem with DVD player and the bluetooth connector. They were both purchases from Seicane. I am going to replace both, not from Seicane and see if that is the fix.
I have no experience with Dynavin units. Almost all posts about Dynavin have been positive other than the price. I don't recall what the negatives were. Initially I was sold on the Dynavin unit but after reading posts about the Seicane units I couldn't justify the difference in price.
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I have the Dynavin N6 on my E53 and I'm tired of it. First, you lose all control over all dashboard settings -date/time, mpg reset etc. Secondly, it's a completely closed and proprietary system, meaning that you cannot install any new apps on it, and Dynavin has never provided any new apps other than updates for bug fixes. Lastly, it doesn't have access to wifi. You're stuck forever with whatever the unit shipped with. Which is the point I'm at and completely bored with it.
Having said the above, it's a good system in that it has a better sound than factory unit, supports DSP and the radio is at par with factory unit. It's also very OEM looking. I find its bluetooth, dvd, navigation and sd music top notch. And don't say that's more than enough, like I did. One quickly gets tired with what the unit came with and you eventually want to access the cyberspace and install more apps.