Showing posts with label usb car stereo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label usb car stereo. Show all posts

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Boss 735UA In-Dash CD/MP3 Receiver with Detachable Front Panel Review

Boss 735UA In-Dash CD/MP3 Receiver with Detachable Front Panel
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This item is JUNK. It has a built in heat sensor in it. When the ambient temperature gets above 80 degrees the cd player won't work at all. Very seldom is the temperature below 80 degrees in a vehicle, especially in summer time.

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Monday, September 24, 2012

JVC KDSHX750 CD Receiver Review

JVC KDSHX750 CD Receiver
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There's two incredible reasons to buy this thing- It puts out a true 50W RMS into all 4 channels, and it will do time alignment. It's a really unique head unit in that sense, and it's why I bought it. Besides that, it's 2005 tech. A nice color LCD, SD card MP3 support (only up to 2GB), and the basics.
But to get real time alignment and a really powerful amp in a head unit was downright awesome if you want a mid-range setup without a trunk full of equipment.
It would get 5 stars if the MP3 browsing didn't suck so hard. But it's worth it.

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Thursday, September 6, 2012

Boss 635CA MP3 Compatible CD Reciver Review

Boss 635CA MP3 Compatible CD Reciver
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When i had this installed it made a loud screeching sound when you turn it on and front right and rear right speakers did not work.

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Friday, August 24, 2012

Boss 615UA In-Dash MP3 Compatible Solid State AM/FM Receiver Review

Boss 615UA In-Dash MP3 Compatible Solid State AM/FM Receiver
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First of all, I made the mistake of not paying enough attention, and consequently did not notice that it does not say anywhere that this device plays CDs; however, that is my own fault, and I have no right to complain.
Once you get over that fact, this really is a great player. I don't think that I would want to use CDs in the stereo, even if I had the option, because using the SD cards or USB port is so much better. The sound quality is very good, and installation was simple (I used an install kit). The device looks like it came with the car, and does not look out of place at all.
There is no restriction to the size of SD card that you can use (some other similar devices will not read the card if it is over a certain size; ex: it will play files from a 512mb card, but not a 2gb card).
Also, you can have an SD card and USB device plugged in at the same time, and it is easy to switch back and forth between them. It will save your place in the track when you turn off your car, or plug in another device (ie, if you're playing songs off of your SD card, then plug in your USB to listen to that, then remove the USB, it will pick up where you left off on the SD card).
You don't have to save songs under a particular file name on your SD/USB in order for the stereo to find them, which makes things easier. It will also play songs in the order in which they are listed on your SD or USB, so you don't have to worry about them playing in some random order; unless you want them to, in which case, there is a random option. (There is also a repeat option).
You can skip tracks, forward or back, and there are also buttons to skip 10 tracks at a time, forward or back. The only problem that I have discovered with the player at this time, is that there is no fast forward or rewind, so you cannot search within a track, which can be a problem if you are searching for something specific in a very long track, like if you are looking for a specific spot in an audio book, for example.
The volume knob is large, and easy to find. The power button doubles as a mute button after you have turned the stereo on, which is useful when you are using the radio. When you are using an SD or USB, the first of the radio station preset buttons is used to pause the track. It comes with several preset equalizer settings, or you can tweak the treble/bass yourself. There are also controls for fade and balance. There is a loud button, to turn up the bass, which is useful when traveling on the highway, and there is a lot of noise.
It uses ID3 tags, and when a track is playing, the display scrolls between artist name, album, track title, and the track number/current time of track. The display is big, bright, and easy to read.
The aux-in port is easy to use and find, and you just use the controls on your mp3 player to control things.
The sound quality for the radio is very good, and it is easy to set the station presets.
I haven't bothered fiddling with the clock, because I have one built into my dash.
The aux-in, SD and USB ports are all on the front of the device and very easy to find. Oh, and by the way, the SD cards have to be inserted upside down. It took me about half an hour to figure why my SD card wasn't reading.So, like I said, the only problem I could find was no fast forward/rewind. Other than that, this device is the best one I've ever had in my vehicles.
This was my first ever review, so I hope it was informative and helpful.
Enjoy.

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Monday, August 13, 2012

Dual XD6150 AM/FM/CD Receiver with 3.5mm Auxiliary Input, USB Charging Port and Detachable Face Review

Dual XD6150 AM/FM/CD Receiver with 3.5mm Auxiliary Input, USB Charging Port and Detachable Face
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This is a system for those who want basic cd radio. I opted to return it only because I found one that offered more features also a Dual unit. This one plays limited recorded CD formats so make sure you read the product specs carefully. It has a very good bonus in that it has a POWER USB PORT on the face plate that can be used ONLY TO CHARGE a USB devise. The USB port WILL NOT PLAY A DEVICE but having the charger USB you can shop Walmart for an adaptor that has most of the connection charging type ends attacthed to it for about $20. I find DUAL offers many different units that can meet the users needs. Be sure to review them all and make the best choice. Delivery was fast and my return of the product was easy. The seller BUY.COM is kind enough to send an RMA via e-mail that is prepaid return UPS shipping reflecting their aim for full customer satisfaction. Got a full refund within 4 days of the seller receiving the unit back. Overall the unit is a very good deal for the basic end user. Another thing to mention is that being most units are aftermarket slightly differing from the one that came with (factory installed) your car. Ususally there is a need to purchase a wiring harness adaptor which allows for connecting the unit wires to your car wires. Also a car kit may be needed to assure the unit fits in the dash board securely and look great. Both are about $ 20 each and usually needed.

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Saturday, June 30, 2012

Kenwood Kdc-Mp745U CD/AM/FM/USB Receiver Review

Kenwood Kdc-Mp745U CD/AM/FM/USB Receiver
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Car audio seems to be stuck in an odd spot. Most seem to be saddled with 1990s technology and pathetic MP3 support unless you are willing to buy an Ipod or a satellite radio subscription. I'm still waiting for a car stereo with proper MP3 support, but this Kenwood is pretty close. Let's get down to the pros and cons:
Pro:
* Sensible MP3 support with only a few big limitations (listed below). Other MP3 players I checked out had all sorts of absurd weaknesses like one player that literally dumps all of your MP3s into a difficult-to-navigate list.
* Big and easy-to-read display.
* USB is in the rear so that you don't have a flash drive sticking out of your dash.
* Huge number of settings and options. They not only exist, but the UI of the main panel makes it easy to change the settings.
* The audio is great. In fact, the audio is too good for its own good! You can easily crank up the levels to a point that still sounds clean but overheats the player to the point it enters a safe mode where it lowers to cool down, returns to loud, lowers to cool down again etc...Cons:
* USB cannot even power a small laptop-style harddrive even though my laptop's USB port easily handles it.
* MP3 storage devices are limited to 256 folders. Even though this thing can handle a 32GB flash drive, and probably more, the 256 folder limitation is a significant, and unnecessary, barrier that seems like a relic of the 1980s that will force you to make concessions with your music library. Considering that my 32GB chips are already maxed out, you can assume there will be little point in upgrading to 64GB, 128GB, or higher flash drives during the time you will own your vehicle.
* No mute button! How can there be no mute button?
* Settings are lost when the power is completely cut. No, turning off the ignition will not lose your settings, but you will sometimes find mechanics disconnecting the battery when performing maintance.
* Must use buttons instead of a dial to change the radio station.

* Disc drive is a CD drive instead of a DVD drive. I do not expect video capabilities from this, but considering the CD format is long obsolete and DVD drives handle all of the functionality of those old drives it sure is unfortunate that the disc drive cannot handle MP3 from DVD.

* This complaint is a bit unfair but I have a Sansa Fuze MP3 player that froze the Kenwood and it had to be reset. If you connect the Sansa, then turn on the car's ignition that process seems to screw things up and it causes the headunit to freeze. It happened twice. The Kenwood never said it was compatible with the Sansa Fuze, but it was a bit odd that the Kenwood wasn't designed well enough to at least not crash when unexpected devices are connected.

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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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Saturday, June 9, 2012

Panasonic 50-Watt Sirius? Satellite Radio-Ready CD/MP3/WMA Receiver with Changer Controls and 2 Pre-Amp Outputs (CQDF583U) Review

Panasonic 50-Watt Sirius? Satellite Radio-Ready CD/MP3/WMA Receiver with Changer Controls and 2 Pre-Amp Outputs (CQDF583U)
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I've liked using this radio so far, and have used it with Sirius successfully, but I would advise those looking for a new radio and want it to work sith Sirius Satellite service to look at Kenwood, Audiovox or another brand that offers Sirius ready units. I've tried to put back this unit in a new car I just purchased that replaced one that had been stolen (and had replaced this head unit as well), and found that the process of finding a receiver to work with this head unit is near impossible. The CR-SRT100 receiver that is necessary for Sirius service with this unit has been discontinued by Panasonic and is only available at places like Ebay. Also, some of the newer satellite radio antennas like the TERK SIR3 are geared to work with a single input receiver rather than the dual input receiver that the CR-SRT100 is. The splitter necessary to connect these antennas to this hard to find receiver is equally hard to find as well. You will spend a lot of time trying to find these parts if you try goind down the route I did. This isn't a radio that you can just take to Circuit City and have them "install Sirius" one afternoon and be done with it. It won't be as simple as that.
I called Panasonic about this, and they just told me that the newer 2004 models of Panasonic head unit models are no longer Sirius ready, so don't count on much future support from Panasonic, even though there don't seem to be any public announcements about this. If you want Sirius Satellite Radio, get another brand like Kenwood or Audiovox instead.

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Monday, May 21, 2012

Dual XDM6220BP AM/FM/MP3 CD Receiver Review

Dual XDM6220BP AM/FM/MP3 CD Receiver
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I bought this sterio after the Kenwood I had in the car was stolen figuring they would not take this one. After the install the radio worked greeat for about 2 months now it will put out no sound half the time. It will play when it wants to and only then. Dual says they will fix it I just need to remove it send it to them and wait.Guess thats why it was under $50.00

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Thursday, May 3, 2012

Metra 99-7321 Rio/Accent 06-UP Dash Kit Review

Metra 99-7321 Rio/Accent 06-UP Dash Kit
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the option "make sure it fit" said it works on kia sportage 2008 I had to do a lot of adjustments to make it hardly works. Quallity seems good and for other models should work perfect.

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Monday, April 30, 2012

Pyle PL97M4 AM/FM-MP4 Video Player with USB/SD Reader and Aux Input Review

Pyle PL97M4 AM/FM-MP4 Video Player with USB/SD Reader and Aux Input
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Keeps me informed and entertained on my daily journeys.
Even my electrician is amazed by this small but wonderful piece of equipment.

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Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Boss 765DBI In-Dash Solid State MP3 Receiver with Internal iPod Docking Station Review

Boss 765DBI In-Dash Solid State MP3 Receiver with Internal iPod Docking Station
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As described on the website, this receiver looked perfect for my needs: built in bluetooth compatible with my iPhone, and a hidden iPod connection, which means no ugly wires dangling from the front of my dashboard to hook up my tunes. iPod is controllable from the front panel -- also what I wanted. Great that it had a radio, but I like to listen to the iPod and make/receive phone calls; no need for a CD player (which this unit does not have).
Unfortunately, the iPod interface is really pretty awful. I have hundreds of albums on my iPod, and there is no way to search through them other than alphabetically, and that requires turning the knob on the front of the unit. No acceleration to get you there faster. Can't search by composer, (although you can search by playlist, genre, artist, album or song) which would have been nice as I am a classical music fan. The WORST feature, however, is that the unit drops the first second of every track as it starts playing, which is totally unacceptable. I've packaged it back up and am returning it.
Oh, and the display is unbelievably coarse-- looks like maybe 100 pixels on the whole thing; the result is blocky letters reminiscent of early 80's electronics. Not worthy of the $150 pricetag.

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Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Boss 835UI In-Dash CD/MP3 Receiver with Front Panel AUX Input, USB, SD Card (Detachable Face) Review

Boss 835UI In-Dash CD/MP3 Receiver with Front Panel AUX Input, USB, SD Card (Detachable Face)
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I searched a lot of places and units before I made my mind up on this one. It's hard to find a unit that will play SD, USB, and CD's, normally you can only find 2 of the 3. The touchpanel is great but I find myself using the remote which was a personal bonus for me. The controls are great and it is everything I ever wanted in a car radio. I bought it for my 99 Chrysler Concorde and had to spend about $20 on a dash kit and wire harness but it was worth it because it only took me about 20 minutes to install it into my car.
The only con in my opinion is that there is no clock, but you can buy one cheap to stick on your dash.
For the money and features, I would recommend this product to anyone.

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Upgrade your mobile system in a big way with this sleek receiver from Boss Audio. Play back your favorite CDs and enjoy MP3 playback from USB devices or SD Cards. You can also add the optional IPC40 cable for full control of your iPod from the receiver. A stylish addition to any vehicle, the 835UI boasts illuminated, touch-sensitive controls and an oversized black mask display, for a nice clean look.

Fully Detachable Control Panel Take your front panel with you for added security.
Touch Controls The 835UI features touch-sensitive controls, all illuminated for easy access on the oversized black mask display.
Full iPod Control Add the optional IPC40 cable to enable full control of your iPod from the 835UI.
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.
CD Player Play back all your favorite CDs, including burnt CD-R/RW discs. The ESP anti-skip mechanism ensures your music isn't interrupted by any bumps in the road, and playback features such as a mute function, repeat mode, or intro scan are all included.
You can also enjoy your favorite MP3s, burnt to CD, with full ID3 tag display of artist/track info.
USB and SD Connectivity The 835UI 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.
Preamp Output The 835UI provides 80 Watts through four channels, and if you'd like to expand your system, use the front/rear 5V RCA preamp outputs to expand your system with external amplifiers.
Remote Included A wireless remote control is included for convenient control of the system.
What's in the Box Boss 835UI Receiver, Mounting Hardware, User's Manual

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Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Boss 830UA In-Dash CD/MP3 Receiver with Front Panel AUX Input, USB, SD Card (Detachable Face) Review

Boss 830UA In-Dash CD/MP3 Receiver with Front Panel AUX Input, USB, SD Card (Detachable Face)
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I honestly don't know why "A Simak Fan" gave this product such a bad review
He says when you touch the buttons you have no indication that you have done so. But he's wrong. when ever a button has been touched the stereo makes a beeping sound. You have the option of turning the sound on or off. You can do so by pressing in the volume nob. and going through the menu. There you have the option of turning up the bass, treb, setting the clock and turning the beeping sound on or off.
He also goes to mention that the text labels are tiny but in all reality there plenty big. And I don't have the best eye sight. He also mentions it doesn't pull radio signals, But once again, he is wrong. If anything it sounds way better than the stock stereo my car came with.
So in reality this is a great stereo. granted the sd slot is awkwardly placed inside and have to remove the faceplate to reach it. But it does have the SUB and AUX on the front. And both of which work great. I use My Ipod a ton so the Sd location isn't a big deal. seen as I doubt I'll ever use it. The stereo sounds amazing. Tons better than what I originally had. And installation was super easy. I would recommend this product to anyone who is looking to upgrade an stock stereo and isn't wanting to spend a whole lot of money.

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Upgrade your mobile system with this sleek receiver from Boss Audio. Play back your favorite CDs and enjoy MP3 playback from USB devices or SD Cards. A stylish addition to any vehicle, the 830UA boasts illuminated, touch-sensitive controls and an oversized black mask display, for a nice clean look.

Fully Detachable Control Panel Take your front panel with you for added security.
Touch Controls The 830UA features touch-sensitive controls, all illuminated for easy access on the oversized black mask display.
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.
CD Player Play back all your favorite CDs, including burnt CD-R/RW discs. The ESP anti-skip mechanism ensures your music isn't interrupted by any bumps in the road, and playback features such as a mute function, repeat mode, or intro scan are all included.
You can also enjoy your favorite MP3s, burnt to CD, with full ID3 tag display of artist/track info.
USB and SD Connectivity The 830UA 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.
Preamp Output The 830UA provides 80 Watts through four channels, and if you'd like to expand your system, use the front/rear 5V RCA preamp outputs to expand your system with external amplifiers.
Remote Included A wireless remote control is included for convenient control of the system.
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Monday, February 20, 2012

Clarion CZ309 CD/MP3/WMA/AAC Receiver and USB Port Review

Clarion CZ309 CD/MP3/WMA/AAC Receiver and USB Port
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The Clarion CS309 has a ton of features: USB, Aux jack, bluetooth ready, DVD ready, satellite ready, etc. Unfortunately the interface and ergonomics are among the worst i have ever used on any electronic product.
Simply adjusting the settings requires careful reading of the manual. Would you like to adjust the bass or treble? That only requires 4 to 6 different buttons pushed in sequence. That would be mostly different buttons, scatterred all over the unit. By the time you remember the sequence the song is over. Where other units use a modal volume control (i.e. pressing a tone button will allow the volume control to adjust bass, treble, etc) on the Clarion the volume knob is for volume and volume only, sir. And a crappy, overly small volume knob it is.
On the subject of audio quality, I replaced my stock 2005 Subaru WRX unit, no superstar in sound quality. The Clarion takes a step backward in that dept as well. Clarity is not the hallmark of this Clarion.
As far as the USB port goes, due to the complete absence of any navigation of a drive, it is rendered almost useless for playing a drive loaded w/ various ODs. Although Clarion boasts that the unit will read up to 8 directories deep it will not NAVIGATE the directories - it simply will find the lowest level folder and cycle through each one, in the order it was written to the drive. Thus having more than 1o or so CDs on the drive becomes very unwieldy and adds yet another way for this thing to become a serious traffic hazard.
Ironically I picked this unit due to its relative lack of video game like displays. You can turn off the rather muted (but still irritating) "screen saver" and I'm certainly happy about that. It's probably the only reason this thing gets 2 stars and not one. Avoid this train wreck.


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With MP3/WMA/AAC support, direct iPod control, a front USB input, and a wealth of sound-shaping features, Clarion's CZ309 CD receiver is a powerful system to begin with. But with support for SAT radio, Bluetooth, OEM steering wheel remotes, and three sets of preamp outputs, it's a perfect bed for expansion.

Detachable Control Panel The CZ309 features an anti-theft detachable faceplate featuring a white-on-black single-line display with screensavers. Blue key illumination makes control in the dark a snap.
CDs and Beyond This receiver will play your CDs and CD-R/RWs, but burn a data CD with your favorite MP3/WMA or iTunes AAC files and the fun begins, with hours of music on a single disc. You can also play the files back from an inserted USB thumb drive. The device will display ID3-TAG info like artist or song name for your added convenience.
Front USB for Direct iPod Control The CZ309's USB input lets you connect your iPod directly without an expensive adapter. Just use your stock iPod cable, and you'll enjoy your favorite iPod tunes, along with complete control and battery charging of your iPod. The unit also supports title display for the tracks playing on your iPod.
AM/FM Radio Sometimes you just want to listen to the radio. Store your favorite radio stations on the 18 FM and six AM presets.
Front AUX Input With an AUX input on the front panel, it's easy to plug-in a portable audio device, portable satellite radio, or other external audio gadgets for instantaneous enjoyment.
Built-in High Pass/Low Pass Crossovers Crossover settings of 50Hz, 80Hz and 120Hz are available, letting you optimize the signal for high or low frequency reproduction when a subwoofer or tweeters are part of the system.
Sound Adjustment (Z-Enhancer Plus + Magna Bass EX) Clarion's Z-Enhancer Plus lets you select from three performance patterns--Type1, Type2, and Type3. With a touch of the control keys, you can arrange the high-quality sound to better fit the genre of music you are listening to. While most loudness controls boost bass at 60 / 80 / 100 / 200Hz, the Magna Bass EX circuit boosts bass at 50Hz. This creates a rich, deep, defined bass rather than the muddy, booming bass of a standard loudness control. The Magna Bass EX boost levels are dependent on the system volume, which results in balanced system response and dynamic bass reproduction.
SAT Radio Ready Clarion gives you the choice of XM Satellite Radio or Sirius Satellite Radio. Choose either system and you can connect a Satellite Radio receiver with Translator connected via Ce-NET. Enjoy over 150 channels of music, news, talk shows, sports and traffic information with CD quality sound.
Ready to Expand The CZ309 gives you a 50W x 4 built-in amplifier to begin with, but if you'd like to add additional power to your system, three RCA preamp outs are provided.
It's also ready for Clarion's BLT370 Bluetooth interface or OEM steering wheel remote. Grow your system at your own pace.
Remote Control Included Control the action with the included wireless remote.
What's in the Box Clarion CZ309, trim ring, wiring harness, remote control, installation hardware, owner's manual, installation guide.

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Friday, February 17, 2012

Boss 639UA In-Dash MP3 Compatible CD Receiver Review

Boss 639UA In-Dash MP3 Compatible CD Receiver
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First of all, I have been installing car audio for about 10 years now. I have had my share of really good head units and not so good ones.

I will review in order of things that I don't like about it.

1) The display - it says you can choose a color for the display to stay on. Not true (at least it doesn't say how to do it, nor does the head unit or remote have a display button/option). It also doesn't come with a dimmer switch so at night it is brightly flashing pink blue green and red hues at you from the volume knob. (Note: The actual display section doesn't do this, just the ring around the knob). It is highly distracting and could be a safety risk to people with night blindness/sensitivity to light.

2) CD's - Take about 30 seconds to load.

3) Radio - This is a 50/50 for me. I bought two of these, one for each of my winter cars. One vehicle gets better reception then its previous head unit, the other car now doesn't get any radio stations when it used to have strong reception. So take this part of the review with a grain of salt, I may have just received a faulty unit.

4) Sound - Do not buy this if you are looking to run a sound system through it. The bass response it sends is horrible. I am running two brand new Alpine Type R12's with a Alpine 1200 watt amp. They sounded BEAUTIFUL with a different head unit. I disconnected them from this one. You basically have two options - super quiet bass or distorted bass. Also, when you switch a song on either a CD or SD card sound will only go to the subs for about 3 seconds before the interior speakers put out any sound. Small issue but annoying.

5) SD Card - You can load plenty of songs up on the sd card, rearrange them in the order you want them, put them in the head unit. When you start playing them on the head unit, they are not in the same order they were. I found this to be irritating as I had organized approximately 200 songs in an order where I would be able to easily find a particular song that I would want to listen to. But once its in the head unit, its rearranged with no ryhme or reason as to how.
Things I Liked About It:
1) It did its job.General overview: It does everything it says it will - It just does it poorly. This would be a good head unit for some one with out a aftermarket system that doesnt mind the other two nuances: Rearranging of songs on the SD card, and the music being muted (except for bass) for the first three seconds of a song everytime you switch songs (on either CD or SD)


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Monday, February 13, 2012

PYLE PLCD-58MP3 200 Watt AM/FM/MPX/CD/MP3 Player with Fold Down Detachable Face Review

PYLE PLCD-58MP3 200 Watt AM/FM/MPX/CD/MP3 Player with Fold Down Detachable Face
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Overall, we are very satisfied with the product. It meets our needs and was well within our budget (we have installed this on our boat). I would recommend, especially for the money.

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