Showing posts with label mp3 player. Show all posts
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Saturday, September 22, 2012

Dual XDMR6850 CD/MP3 Receiver with MP control Review

Dual XDMR6850 CD/MP3 Receiver with MP control
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Powerfull sound with lots of bass. Attractive, but the neon blue lights are alittle too agressive and bright for my taste. Easy to navigate. Separate bass, treble, fader, balance, loud controls, but cannot modify the band widths. Has 5 different equalizer modes. Recommended!

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Enjoy your CD collection while on the road with the Dual XDMR6850 CD player/receiver, which features compatibility with your mixes burned CD-R/RW discs as well as discs filled with MP3 and WMA files (with ID3 tag display). It offers 200 watts of total peak power (50 watts x 4 channels), US/European radio frequency spacing, 30 station presets (18 FM, 12 AM), a 1-bit D/A converter and anti-shock mechanism for flawless CD playback, and an electronic detachable faceplate for added security from theft.
It also comes with the Dual EAUSB20 Media Player controller, which connects this receiver to your PlaysForSure MP3 player, enabling you to play your MP3 and secure/non-secure WMA collection. You'll also be able to access playlists, fast forward, rewind, and view track and album information -- all from the stereo's faceplate. It requires a digital audio player that's PlaysForSure-rated (not compatible with iPods).
Other features include:
Auxiliary input for MP3 or satellite radio connection
1.0 DIN chassis; import ISO/DIN mountable
Rotary encoder control
Programmable turn-on volume
Selectable confirmation beep
Keyless CD eject
Electronic volume, bass, treble, balance, fader
One-touch memory, auto station store, and preset station scan for radio tuner
Random/repeat/intro CD programming
CD pause
Multi-button power on
5 Selectable EQ curves -- pop, jazz, classic, beat, rock
Black/white dot matrix display

What's in the Box In-dash CD player/receiver, faceplate carrying case, EAUSB20 media controller, printed operating instructions
Note: Professional installation is recommended for this product.

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Monday, June 25, 2012

Pioneer DEH-3200UB CD Receiver with iPod Direct Control and USB Input Review

Pioneer DEH-3200UB CD Receiver with iPod Direct Control and USB Input
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This is a really awesome stereo receiver. These are the pros:
1- The USB slot. I bought a 16GB microSD with elago USD adapter http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002HGFKR8/ref=oss_product and virtually, this little adapter goes into the receiver and integrate with it (you can only see 5mm or 0.2 inches of the adapter sticking out). If you do not know, you think the adapter is part of the receiver.
2- The USB slot cover. Unlike those slots that have a plastic cover which will hang around if you uncover the slot, the cover of the USB slot goes inside the reciever when you uncover the adapter slot. (The Kenwood receivers do not have cover, which I do not like and some other models of pioneer have plastic cover that is annoying)
3- Easy to search and find your favorite mp3 file even if you have 16GB of mp3. Basically you can go through folders and find the folder that you like.
4- Capable of reading AAC files (at least files with .m4a extension): AAC is going to replace mp3. So it is better that your receiver have this feature.
5- Very intuitive navigation of menus: There is only one multi purpose thing that can navigate you intuitively to mostly used functions such as finding files, changing the volume, finding the radio frequency that you want and so on.
6- Very easy to install.
7- Very loud: It is louder than my previus JVC receiver. To check the loudness, I could go up to 50% volume and was afraid of losing my ears so I did not go above 50%.
Until now, I could see two cons:
1- I cannot easily attach or detach the face. You should be careful not to break one end of the face. I guess after some use, I learn how to do it.
2- You cannot have play list.
About installation:
I suggest you to buy the following so that you can install the receiver immediately out of box:
1- wiring harness for your specific type of car (mine was toyota corolla)
2- wire connectors : bought 2$ from walmart
One note about installation: There is a blue wire that you might think whether you should connect it to another blue wire from wiring harness. That blue wire should be connected only if you have installed a sub or something similar that needs to be turned on when you turn on the receiver. So if you don't have such things, you should not connect those wires (just cover them with one wire connector to avoid loose wires).

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Pioneer's DEH-3200UB is an ideal way to upgrade your OEM system, offering playback of WMA/MP3/AAC files from disc or USB devices, optional direct iPod control, selectable green/red key illumination, and plenty more. Plus, it leaves room to further grow your system with two pairs of preamp outputs.


DEH-3200UB Features
Detachable Faceplate When you're away from your car, remove the face from the receiver for protection against theft.
The faceplate features a 12-character dot OEL display, along with the convenient seven-way "rotary commander" control.
Dual Color Illumination Choose the button illumination color from Red or Green to suit your vehicle--or mood.
CD-R/RW Playback Play back your favorite CDs and burnt CD-R/RW discs in the slot-loading CD player.
MP3/WMA/AAC Playback Don't let your favorite music downloads languish on your computer hard drive. Burn them to a CD-R or CD-RW and play them right on the car stereo. Enjoy hours of your favorite tunes MP3, WMA, and AAC audio content.
You can also just throw some files on a USB thumb drive and insert it directly in the front panel USB input.
iPod Made Easy It's easy! Simply plug your iPod directly into the unit using the optional CD-IU50 iPod cable, and you are ready to rock and roll. Listening to an artist that you just can't get enough of? Now you can hold the "List" button down and it will pop up folders containing that specific artist, album, or genre. You can also have your passenger control your music directly from the iPod.
A Better Way to Control Your Music Sick of using buttons to search through your songs? Now you can scroll through your music with greater ease using the 7-way rotary commander.
Bring Your Music to Life with Advanced Sound Retriever This year you can hear the detail, warmth, and clarity the way the artist intended it, from all of the highly compressed MP3, WMA and AAC files playing on your CD player. By restoring data that tends to get lost in the digital compression process, we can make your music sound close to CD quality.
Supertuner IIID AM/FM Tuner Pioneer's legendary Supertuner IIID combines the best of digital and analog tuner technologies to reduce distortion to bring you exceptional FM and AM performance. If you live in an area where reception is weak, you'll hear a big improvement in signal strength. And when you're near tall buildings, Supertuner IIID reduces the effect of multi-path noise, which occurs when the signal is reflecting off of the buildings.
MOSFET 50W x4 Amplifier for the Power Hungry Compared to conventional power supplies, the MOSFET amplification circuit is smaller and more efficient, delivering power with less distortion and absolutely zero on/off switching noise. And that doesn't just mean a boost in volume: it means that your music will be cleaner at higher volumes because you're not pushing the limits of the amplification circuit. Clean, efficient power that will rock your vehicle.
Inevitably, there will be those who still need more. The DEH-3200UB is therefore equipped with two sets of 2.2V preamp outputs (front, rear/subwoofer) for system expansion with external amps/speakers.
Get Plugged In Use the built-in AUX input for connecting any digital portable player and other external auxiliary devices. For extra-convenient access, the input is on the front panel.
Dial In Your Sound Tweak the sound to your liking with the on-board five-band graphic EQ. A Loudness feature ensures ample low-end even during quiet listening, and standard balance/fader controls let you adjust the stereo image to suit your vehicle and preferences.
DEH-3200UB Basic Specs

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Friday, June 22, 2012

Dual XD1222 AM/FM/CD 4x25W detach Presets Front USB charge and 3.5mm input Review

Dual XD1222 AM/FM/CD 4x25W detach Presets Front USB charge and 3.5mm input
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While I didn't purchase this unit, it was installed in the car I recently bought. It's a really nice stereo, with well laid-out buttons.
It loses 1 star for it's bright blue display (the box on the left of the unit, not the accents). There is no way to reduce the annoying brightness. I'm going to have to resort to using a small patch of window cling film to cut the brightness in half. Hopefully that will do it, because I don't want to ditch the radio for this one drawback.

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Friday, May 18, 2012

Boss MR3.6V Marine In-Dash 3.6-Inch DVD/MP3/CD Receiver with USB, SD Card, and AUX Input Review

Boss MR3.6V Marine In-Dash 3.6-Inch DVD/MP3/CD Receiver with USB, SD Card, and AUX Input
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Unit works pretty well for as inexpensive as it is. I wish they would be more clear of how big of an SD card you can use, I think a 2GB card was the max I could use. I have not tried the usb port. Movies play great. The only draw back is it takes some getting use to, to navigate through the mp3's on the SD card if you use folders on it and the screen display is a bit generic....I would buy this again though for what I use it for.....

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Boss Audio's MR3.6V marine receiver plays a variety of disc formats, including DVDs, CDs and VCDs. You can also enjoy your WMA/MP4/MP3 digital files, whether from burnt discs or via the receiver's USB port or SD Card slot, and video looks great on the 3.6-inch screen. The receiver delivers 80 watts through four channels, and comes equipped with front, rear, and subwoofer outputs.

Marine-Ready The MR3.6V is ready to cope with the elements, featuring a UV-coated front panel and PC board with conformal coating.
3.6-Inch Monitor The single-DIN MR3.6V features a drop-down, detachable front panel with a 3.6-inch widescreen TFT monitor. The monitor features a 1440 x 234 pixel resolution and brightness of 600 NITs, for some serious mobile video.
Enjoy Your Media The MR3.6V will play back your DVDs/SDVDs, SVCDs/VCDs, CDs, CD-R/Ws, and WMA/MP4/MP3 files. The ESP anti-skip mechanism ensures your music or video isn't interrupted by any waves or wakes, and playback features such as a mute function, intro scan, and last position memory are all included.
When listening to digital files, enjoy full ID3 tag display of artist/track info.
Dial in the sound with separate bass and treble EQ controls, along with balance/fader.
USB and SD Connectivity The MR3.6V features a front-panel USB port and SD Card jack, so you can instantly switch out USB thumb drives or SD cards with a fresh batch of MP3 tunes/podcasts/etc.
AM/FM Radio Enjoy your favorite radio programming with the PLL-synthesized tuner, featuring 24 station presets for instant access to your preferred stations, and switchable USA/Europe radio frequencies.
Auxiliary Input The convenient front-panel auxiliary input (3.5mm mini jack) is a great way to enjoy audio from your iPod, MP3 player, or other external audio devices.
Power and Room to Grow The MR3.6V delivers 80 watts through four channels, and features front, rear and subwoofer outputs.
Remote Included A wireless remote control is included for convenient control of the system.
What's in the Box MR3.6V Receiver, Wireless Remote, Mounting Hardware, User's Manual

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Friday, April 13, 2012

JVC Car KDHDR30 In-Dash CD Receiver with HD Radio Tuner Review

JVC Car KDHDR30 In-Dash CD Receiver with HD Radio Tuner
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I've been interested in HD radio for about a year and a half now. Over that time, I had installed two external HD radio tuners in my car. The first was Visteon HD Jump directly connected to my AUX in line through a JVC KD-SX75 head unit. When I sold that car, I bought and had the JVC KT-HDP1 installed in my new car, connected to the cars' head unit by an FM transmitter. After using these, I wanted to get a head unit with an HD Radio tuner built in, as well as having an input for an MP3 player.
I wish I had found this product much earlier than I did. This unit is ready for what I currently have, as well as ready for and will control iPods, XM and/or Sirius satellite radio, Bluetooth, and a JVC CD changer through the head unit out of the box, though you'd have to buy those products separately.
HD Radio on this is a great feature. In addition to AM and FM signals sounding better because of HD Radio, most stations display the track titles and artists of the songs (it's helped me find several songs to buy). Some stations also broadcast "sub-channels" of additional content. One problem here is that when there is a sub channel available, there is no indication of it. The only way to know it is there is to press the up or down buttons on the dial.
The CD drive is able to read MP3/WMA CDs (provided they aren't protected music files) which allows you to put about 12 CDs onto 1 CD. One complaint of mine is that you can't browse folders on the CD, going from one folder to another plays the first song of the folder. I must say the factory stereo of my new car spoiled me on this.
The AUX input on the front was a great addition to this product. I have my MP3 player attached to it, and it sounds good!
I brought this into Circuit City and had it installed by them, and am very happy with their installation. I'm not comfortable getting into the car to do this myself.

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Saturday, March 17, 2012

Boss BV2650UA DVD Player with USB and Memory Card Ports Review

Boss BV2650UA DVD Player with USB and Memory Card Ports
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I bought this DVD player so that I could finally retain memory & not have to skip back to the scene that was on before we turned off the car. For that, it worked perfect; however, there are two other issues that forced me to return the DVD player. The biggest being poor video quality & scroll lines that I could not get to go away. I am an advanced installer and I know there were no install issues (which can commonly cause problems like this through a bad ground). No matter what I did, the scroll lines remained. Another issue we had was intermittent times where the unit would not respond to the remote control. We could have lived with that issue but the display issues were too bad to live with, so I had to return this product. If you're not concerned with video quality or scroll lines, this might be a good DVD player for you; otherwise I would recommend buying something else.

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Add DVD entertainment to your vehicle in a snap with Boss Audio's BV2650UA mobile DVD player. You can also play back your favorite CDs, and MP3 audio from disc or from USB thumb drives or SD cards.

Enjoy Your Media The BV2650UA will play back your DVDs/SDVDs, CDs, CD-R/Ws, and MP3 files.
USB and SD Connectivity The BV2650UA features a front-panel USB port and SD Card jack, so you can instantly switch out USB thumb drives or SD cards with a fresh batch of MP3 tunes/podcasts/etc.
A/V Input The convenient front-panel A/V input (3.5mm mini jack) is a great way to enjoy audio and video from external devices.
Remote Included A wireless remote control is included for convenient control of the device.
What's in the Box BV2650UA Mobile DVD Player, Wireless Remote, In-Dash Mounting Kit and Brackets, User's Manual

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Friday, March 2, 2012

Dual MXDM70 AM/FM/CD/MP3/WMA Weather Receiver Review

Dual MXDM70 AM/FM/CD/MP3/WMA Weather Receiver
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I bought this marine stereo for my Jeep, since in the past stereos have sub-come to rain or even a little dew settling on the interior. Overall I like it. I gave it four starts because it seems to skip a little more often than I'd like. However in a Jeep, you feel every gum wrapper and cigarette butt in the road as it is, so I can live with it. What makes up for the occasional skip, is the MP3 player plug-in (who cares about skipping CD's, when you have an iPod anyway) and the weather band is a great feature also. The display is super bright, which is good for open air driving when the sun is overhead. Another nice feature is that the power button stays lit when the stereo is off, a nice detail when glancing at you dashboard in total darkness. All in all, it's a good stereo and I recommend it for Jeeps, motorcycles, and even for you boaters.

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Designed for life on the open water, the Dual MX-DM70 marine CD player/receiver makes a great foundation for a boat-based stereo system. The receiver features a powerful built-in amplifier (50 watts peak x 4) that powers a quartet of speakers, along with a host of marine-ready extras, such as clear-coated circuit boards, a rust-resistant chassis, and a detachable UV-resistant face with a negative white display. As a result, the stereo stands up to light rains, ocean spray, scorching sun, and almost any other weather condition. The CD player, meanwhile, is compatible with CDs and most CD-Rs, including discs loaded with WMA and MP3 files. The unit even displays track names and artist info on its black-and-white LCD screen, making it easy to find your favorite songs in the midst of a cross-lake cruise. And don't fret when you hit a huge wave, as the MX-DM70 includes an anti-shock mechanism that guarantees smooth playback in rough water.
Further versatility stems from the system's quintet of preset tone curves--which let listeners customize the audio settings based on genre and taste--and the built-in AM/FM radio with 30 presets (20 FM and 10 AM). Plus, the radio picks up several weather bands, so you can check the weather conditions before you head out. And finally, the system includes an auxiliary input with a mountable "iplug" adapter that connects to such audio sources as an iPod, MP3 player, or satellite radio receiver. It's never been easier to haul along your entire music collection while boating.
Additional features include a single set of 3-volt pre-amp outputs (for integrating an external amp or powered sub), selectable European and U.S. tuning, independent bass and treble controls, and a built-in clock. The MX-DM70 fits in most pre-installed dash openings and carries a one-year warranty on parts and labor.
What's in the Box CD player/receiver, installation and mounting hardware, user's manual.

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Sunday, February 12, 2012

Dual XD5110 AM/FM/CD receiver with Fixed Face Review

Dual XD5110 AM/FM/CD receiver with Fixed Face
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If all you want is a an In-Dash CD Play, it's fine. You can only access the clock when the unit is powered up - and then by pushing a button.
After about 6 months, the rotary tunur (Note - no pushbuttons on this unit) only works after the car has been sitting in the sun for a few hours, otherwise you cannot change the station.
The tuner also has a tendency to wander, so if you want a good signal (when the knob is indeed working) you have to periodically fiddle with it.

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Enjoy your CD collection while on the road with the Dual XD5110 CD player/receiver, which features 100 watts of total peak power (25 watts x 4 channels), US/European radio frequency spacing, 30 station presets (18 FM, 12 AM), CD-R/RW compatibility, a 1-bit D/A converter and anti-shock mechanism for flawless CD playback, and a fixed faceplate. Other features include:
1.0 DIN chassis; import ISO/DIN mountable
Electronic volume, bass, treble, balance, fader
One-touch memory, auto station store, and preset station scan for radio tuner
Random/repeat/intro CD programming
CD pause

What's in the Box In-dash CD player/receiver, printed operating instructions
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

JVC KD-PDR50 Single DIN In-Dash CD Receiver With Direct iPod Control (Silver) Review

JVC KD-PDR50 Single DIN In-Dash CD Receiver With Direct iPod Control (Silver)
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I bought this radio and had it installed about a month ago. So far i have really enjoyed it (but i guess anything is better than the stock receiver)
The in-stereo ipod controls are a little hard to get used to, especially if you have a lot of music. I suggest making playlists as that is definitely an easier way to maneuver through your music than trying to access a song through the song, artist, or album menu. I do love that it keeps my ipod charged. As far as the complaint in the other review about ipod placement, the cord is certainly long enough to come out the back of the stereo slot to allow for the ipod to be plugged in and rest in the center console (as i did), as opposed to having it hidden in the glove compartment.
CD player works great, although having a flip down face was not my ideal choice.
Ive noticed that, compared to the stock stereo that came with my 2000 plymouth neon, the radio tuner does not have the clarity that the old one did as far as radio static from more distant radio stations, but I have not tried to listen to any of the stations in mono either.
Sound quality otherwise seems good, however my speakers are all almost completely blown so I couldn't attest to how good and/or bad it is/isn't.
I have not used the aux feature on this device

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Saturday, January 21, 2012

Pioneer DEH-2000MP In-Dash CD/MP3/WMA/WAV Receiver Review

Pioneer DEH-2000MP In-Dash CD/MP3/WMA/WAV Receiver
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Replaced the stock radio in my Ford Ranger because the volume would randomly turn up and down every time I would go over a speed bump or make a sharp turn (lol). Caught my eye at best buy because it matches the lighting scheme in my car and looks really sleek to begin with. Then I realized that it was under $100! I only hesitated for a split second, and now I don't regret buying it at all!
I had to buy the accessory kit and wiring harness separately (you will absolutely need these for any almost all stock radio replacements) to get the proper fit. Decided to install it myself just for the heck of it, was rather easy, just followed the instructions using both the kit's and pioneer's instruction booklets (although pioneer manuals are somewhat vague sometimes), and used a little soldering skill to wire maybe about 4 wires together (most wires weren't even used) and ground a few to my car's inside chassis.
Turned it on to the tuner; sounds great, even cleared some static I had before, no complaints at all. My ipod sound great through the AUX input, CDs sound clear and excellent as well. I can really hear a difference in the sound; bass is much tighter, mids are mellow and relaxed, highs are crisp and detailed. It sounds quite high end; I don't know why people spend so much money on head units when these cheaper ones sound just as good?! Nice solid feel to the unit too, although the control scheme (or software) could have been programmed a bit better, there aren't really too many buttons on there to really make a difference. For instance, the manual is wrong when it says how to set the clock, you have to power-off all other functions and leave it in clock mode, then turn off by pressing the clock button, then to set the clock, you have to turn it on again using the main middle button and you finally get the display blinking to change the clock's time.
Amps and other channels (up to four) are compatible with this unit, plus a remote is included (but only for use with the amp). All in all, I got exactly the results I was looking for. Quite a bargain to a decent leap in sound! I wholly recommend this unit, especially one this cheap!

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Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Pioneer Inno XM2go Portable Satellite Radio/MP3 Player (Pink) Review

Pioneer Inno XM2go Portable Satellite Radio/MP3 Player (Pink)
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in our rural area the inno works pretty well. indoors, you have to move it around a little and then hold it still once you've found a good spot. I can usually find a good spot in each room. this is without the docking station antenna. When you use the docking station antenna, the reception is perfect. Outside the inno gets a signal most of the time. Somtimes I have to put it on a different side of my body to keep a signal. Overall i'm pleased with the Inno. I cant wait for the antenna technology to improve. I may try the antenna headphones.

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Pioneer's Inno is the complete entertainment package!! And now, it's available in pink. The Inno is a satellite radio that lets you listen to live XM broadcasts at home, on the go, and even in the car! The Inno lets you store individual songs or entire blocks of XM programming and listen to them anytime you'd like. Or you can upload some of your favorite MP3 and WMA files, and create playlists that include MP3s/WMAs and the songs you've recorded from XM. The Pioneer Inno offers the long-awaited combination of MP3 and live XM Satellite Radio reception in a sleek, handheld device. The wearable radio delivers XM's 160 digital radio channels of commercial-free music and premier sports, news, talk, and entertainment programming live and nationwide. It plays MP3s and WMAs, and it has a time-shifting memory mode for storage and playback of XM content. A particularly innovative feature of the Inno allows the user to ?bookmark? songs heard on XM, connect the Inno to a personal computer, and instantly purchase the songs from the XM + Napster online service. The Pioneer Inno has 1GB of memory storage capacity for MP3 files, WMA files, and XM programming, which can store up to 50 hours of content. At only 4.4 ounces and 3.4in. x 1.9in. x .67in., the Inno is extremely light and easy to take along anywhere. In addition to the XM + Napster feature of the Inno, it has a full-color 180 X 180 pixels TFT display and a user-friendly interface for saving and deleting content. Users can build personal playlists using a mix of XM content and tracks from their own digital music collection. The Inno has a memory buffer to make it easy to store an entire track heard in XM, even if the user starts storing it in the middle of a song. Inno also has a built-in, wireless FM transmitter that beams XM to any car stereo radio. It offers a personal stock ticker and sports ticker. XM Radio is a satellite based radio system. It requires a monthly subscription fee for reception.

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Monday, January 16, 2012

Boss BV7300 3.2-Inch In-Dash Widescreen TFT Monitor/DVD/MP3/CD Receiver Review

Boss BV7300 3.2-Inch In-Dash Widescreen TFT Monitor/DVD/MP3/CD Receiver
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This is my first experience with a Boss product, and I have to say that it will be the last. While it has plenty of bells and whistles, it's not what it's cracked up to be. For something that seems so nifty and extravagant, it's programming screens and everything are very generic and lackluster, like programming a Tandy TRS80 from way back in the day...The biggest pro is that there are tons of ways to play media. USB, MP3 input jack, SD card slot, cd/dvd slot (which will play MP3's, MP4's, DVD's, etc.), are all included and snazzy ideas. But the controls are clumsy and unpredictable. And as for the USB port, I was psyched. But unless you put a 256 MB drive in it, you're in for quite a wait, while it apparently has to load and read every file before starting. I have a 4 GB jumpdrive in it, which takes about 5 minutes to load. But what absolutely takes the cake is it's tendency to change sources randomly, seemingly on it's own insane schedule. In a 45 - minute trip to work, I've actually had to change the source back to radio, or cd, or jumpdrive, or whatever more than 25 times. Then, it'll work fine for an hour or two. It's really aggravating...

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If you're looking to swap your OEM receiver for something a bit more versatile, the BV7320 from Boss Audio is a great choice. This receiver plays a variety of disc formats, including DVDs, CDs, and VCDs. You can also enjoy your WMA/MP4/MP3 digital files, whether from burnt discs or via the receiver's USB port or SD card slot. Video looks great on the 3.2-inch screen, and you can easily add a rearview camera to your vehicle.

3.2-Inch Widescreen Monitor The single-DIN BV7300 features a fully detachable front panel with a 3.2-inch widescreen TFT monitor. The brilliant monitor features a 1440 x 234 resolution and an on-screen display that makes navigating features a breeze.

Enjoy Your Media The BV7300 will play back your DVDs/SDVDs, SVCDs/VCDs, CDs, CD-R/Ws, and WMA/MP4/MP3 files. When listening to digital files, enjoy full ID3 tag display of artist/track info. Dial in the sound with separate bass and treble EQ controls, along with balance/fader.

USB and SD Connectivity Convenient front-panel USB port and SD card jacks let you instantly switch out USB thumb drives or SD cards with a fresh batch of MP3 tunes/podcasts/etc.

AM/FM Radio Enjoy your favorite radio programming with the PLL-synthesized tuner, featuring 30 station presets--for instant access to your preferred stations--and switchable USA/Europe radio frequencies.

Auxiliary Input The convenient front-panel auxiliary input (3.5-mm mini jack) is a great way to enjoy audio from your iPod, MP3 player, or other external audio devices.

Power and Expandability The BV7300 provides a solid 80 watts x 4 for starters, and if you'd like to expand your system, use the front/rear and subwoofer preamp outputs to add external amplifiers.

Rearview Camera Input Add a rearview camera for safety and convenience when your vehicle is in reverse.

Remote Included A wireless remote control is included for convenient control of the system.

What's in the Box BV7300 receiver, wireless remote, mounting hardware, and user's manual.


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Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Boss BV6550 In-Dash DVD Player, Full Detachable Front Panel, ETR, AM/FM, AniGraFX Display Review

Boss BV6550 In-Dash DVD Player, Full Detachable Front Panel, ETR, AM/FM, AniGraFX Display
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The price was right and it works fine. I installed it in an RV and had some installation questions that stumped the product support guy for a bit but he helped me figure it out and everything was fine.

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Boss Audio's BV6550 plays a variety of disc formats, including DVDs, CDs and VCDs. You can also enjoy your WMA/MP4/MP3 digital files, whether from burnt discs or via the receiver's USB port or SD Card slot. Throw in a few monitors and you'll have a perfect mobile entertainment system.

Detachable Front Panel The BV6550 features a drop-down, detachable front panel with an oversized AniGraFx display and illuminated controls.
Enjoy Your Media The BV6550 will play back your DVDs/SDVDs, SVCDs/VCDs, CDs, CD-R/Ws, and WMA/MP4/MP3 files. The ESP anti-skip mechanism ensures your music or video isn't interrupted by any bumps in the road, and playback features such as a mute function, intro scan, and last position memory are all included.
Dial in the sound with separate bass and treble EQ controls, along with balance/fader, and Loudness, which provides better bass response at lower volumes.
USB and SD Connectivity The BV6550 features a front-panel USB port and SD Card jack, so you can instantly switch out USB thumb drives or SD cards with a fresh batch of digital audio/video files.
AM/FM Radio Enjoy your favorite radio programming with the PLL-synthesized tuner, featuring 30 station presets for instant access to your preferred stations, and switchable USA/Europe/Asia radio frequencies.
A/V Input The convenient front-panel A/V input (3.5mm mini jack) is a great way to enjoy audio and video from external devices.
Plenty of Power The BV6550 provides 80 Watts through four channels, enough to fill your vehicle with quality sound.
Remote Included A wireless remote control is included for convenient control of the system.
What's in the Box BV6550 Receiver, Wireless Remote, Mounting Hardware, User's Manual

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Saturday, October 22, 2011

Clarion DB285USB Front Panel CD/MP3/WMA/AAC Receiver Review

Clarion DB285USB Front Panel CD/MP3/WMA/AAC Receiver
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Had this installed and then found out it does NOT have the controls which connect it to the steering wheel controls... That costs extra. So be aware that if you have a car with those handy controls that you'll be paying twice the original purchase price to get your stereo back to operating the same as your original equipment.
Control/function issues aside, the receiver does not work as well as the OEM radio that came with my Toyota. I took my vehicle back to the installer and had this sorry POS removed and my original unit reinstalled.

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Monday, September 26, 2011

Sony CDX-GT330 MP3/WMA-Compliant CD Receiver with iPod Adapter, HD Radio, and Satellite Ready Review

Sony CDX-GT330 MP3/WMA-Compliant CD Receiver with iPod Adapter, HD Radio, and Satellite Ready
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I bought this stereo because of the Sony brand name and the price. Overall this is a great sounding receiver, and I'm sure when I replace my 12-year-old factory speakers, the sound quality will improve even more. I'll just list some of the pros and cons I found on this unit in the few days I've owned it:
PROS:
1) The controls are easy to use, and set up so the driver can access the various functions quickly. Most of the buttons (aside from the presets) are clustered on the right of the face so you can hit them without reaching too far. There is a large knob that adjusts volume and lets you scroll through menu options. I personally prefer the knob controller to a button, but that's me. On that same note, this unit also comes with a slim remote control that has glow-in-the-dark buttons. It is easy to use, and is small enough where you can store it out of the way with ease.
2) The white on black LCD display is nice and bright even in direct sunlight. This was one reason I didn't go with a comparably priced Pioneer (which is otherwise a great unit also). The design and the clear, crisp display of the Sony won me over. The red coloration of the face buttons at first was off-putting. It didn't match my green interior illumination at all. However, the illumination is subtle and attractive, and avoids turning my car into the 'Christmas car'.
3)It was pretty easy to install. Between the included instructions and those that came with my mounting kit, it was fairly obvious what I had to hook up. (I would recommend buying a cheap pair of wire strippers, as the Sony wiring harness does not come pre-stripped).
4) The features for the price are great. Beside the FM/AM radio and CD, you get an aux input so you can plug in your MP3 player (The main reason I installed an aftermarket stereo). You also get access to a full suite of pre-set equalizer settings and a custom setting so you can tweak the sound however you like.
5) The stereo itself has three port sets (not sure the technical term) in the back so you can hook up amps, subs, etc. It really supports you if you want to have an elaborate and powerful system, but is great if you're just replacing factory equipment (like me).
6) Radio reception is quite good. I can pick up all of the major stations, as well as the lower-frequency college stations around town.
7) There is a subtle feature this Sony has that I really appreciate: When you turn on the unit, it brings the volume up from totally silent to whatever your last setting was. It's a nice way to avoid getting jarred in your seat when you turn on the ignition. Not an advertised feature, but I like it.
8) This stereo comes with a card that you can use in various places all over the country to have it professionally installed. I really wanted to do it myself so didn't use it(must be a guy thing). But trust me: if I can install this thing successfully so can you! However, if you don't want to go through the hastle, it's nice to just drop it off soemwhere and have a pro hook you up.
CONS:
1) Some of the presets are kind of crappy. Some of the presets are way too trebble-heavy for my tastes (Space for example) so as to be fairly useless. (The one that I do like is 'Xplod' which really articulates and emphasizes the bass of a track but doesn't neglect the highs or midrange). Again, though, there is a custom preset so you can tweak the sound however you prefer. Or simply turn the EQ off which yields a pleasant neutral sound. The presets all have cheesy names like 'Gravity' and 'Space' and their differences aren't obvious just by reading them.
2) It would be nice if the remote buttons lit up via LCDs or something, as opposed to just glowing in the dark. But that's a minor niggle.
Overall, this is a great unit for the price, and I really recommend it despite some of the sub-par presets. To me, the pros outweigh the cons. Combine it with some nice speakers (and other items if that's you desire), and I think you'll be happy with your purchase.

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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Dual XDM6400 4X50 Watt Bluetooth Ready Mp3 and WMA Player Review

Dual XDM6400 4X50 Watt Bluetooth Ready Mp3 and WMA Player
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I purchased this item and the Bluetooth adapter (somewhere else..). They both work very well. The bluetooth was the biggest reason I bought this and am not disappointed. It re-connects with the phone automatically. No silly headset to charge or put on. Just get in the car and it's ready to answer a call. Second reason was the USB port. I hooked up an old laptop hard drive in a $12 usb case. Works well but there are some limitations. It recognizes ID3 tags as long as you do them right but it plays them in the order they were put on the storage device. Pays no attention to file names or even .m3u playlists. Also is limited to 127 folders. You can have 48,000 files, but only 127 folders. My dream of a rolling ipod is only partially realized. I guess if you want the real thing you have to be ready to shell out for it. USB thumb drives work really well. All in all I would recommend this to someone looking for lots of options at an affordable price.


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Saturday, September 3, 2011

Pioneer CD-XMPCAR1 XMp3 Car Kit Review

Pioneer CD-XMPCAR1 XMp3 Car Kit
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I got the XMP3 radio for Christmas '08 ( a LOT cheaper now if you're thinking about it, and about the best Sat Radio available!) and I wanted to get the car kit for it also. I just waited a few months for the price to come down and now I have one. If you want to listen to your new XMP3 Radio in your vehicle you'll probably need this too! If you've had previous XM radio car kits this includes the same stuff, extra remote (good thing), antenna etc., except no cassette adapter this time, just a stereo to stereo adapter cable for direct input, if you have that in your car. The owners manual says that if don't have an input into your radio or are still using a cassette player stereo and don't have a cassette adapter, you need one of the two FM modulators for XM to hear it as the FM modulator capabilities are supposed to be in the base for this car kit, not in the radio. I actually got this car kit for my Gold Wing motorcycle. I already had my SkyFi2 set up on it and it was just swap it out for this base and change the power adapter for the 5 Volt XMP3. I already have the in line FM modulator on the motorcycle and it all works great. To be honest though the SkyFi2 display is easier to read in the bright sunlight, and it's a bigger display. In a car/truck the XMP3 color display would be fine though.

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