- In-Dash AM/FM, CD, MP3 Receiver with Remote
- Single-line, multi-segmented LCD display with LED back light is 35% larger
- Power Output: Peak: 50 watts x 4 channels RMS: 14 watts x 4 channels
- Theft-deterrent, detachable face plate with anti-dust design
- Wireless remote control included
In-Dash AM/FM, CD, MP3 Receiver with Remote Single-line, multi-segmented LCD display with LED back light is 35% larger CEA-2006 compliant amplifier Power Output: Peak: 50 watts x 4 channels ; RMS: 14 watts x 4 channels. Theft-deterrent, detachable face plate with anti-dust design. Wireless remote control included. CD text information display MP3 ID3 Tag Display (Title/Artist/Album) 1-year Sonic Electronix Warranty Playback and Audio Features: Playback of CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3, WAV and WMA AM/FM tuner with 18FM/6AM presets. Advanced Sound Retriever for Compressed Audio Enhancement. Electronic Shock Protection (ESP) 5-band parametric equalizer with 7 selectable tone curves (5 Preset, 2 User) 24bit Digital Analog Converter (DAC) to enhance yo
Precio de lista: $ 80.00
Precio: $ 80.00
UNBELIEVABLE PERFORMANCE FOR THE PRICE!!!,
I have been a professional in the automotive service business for over 40 years, and I just could not believe how GREAT this unit sounds. It puts out great high, midrange, and bass frequencies equally well. With its multiple equalizer and bass boost settings it provides incredibly rich, full range, quality sound at a price (about $60) that just seems impossible to beat.
Although you will need to read up on all of its various settings and adjustments to «dial in» exactly what you want in the way of your own particular musical experience, it’ll be well worth your time investment. The aux input jack is another great feature that lets you update your vehicle to easily connect an iPod or any other sound device up to it using a standard headphone mini-plug. The remote control that is included is also a nice touch even if you don’t use it much. Imagine having a picnic somewhere, or using it in your RV, with this stereo providing the musical entertainment, and being able to control it from the very compact and lightweight remote you can keep in a shirt pocket. How cool is that?
It has a large, clear, screen display and an attractive, high-end-looking removable faceplate that offers some theft prevention, or at least theft-deterrent qualities.
Installation is very simple, as it will fit into any single-DIN slot by itself, or into any double-DIN slot if you add a single-DIN-sized pocket or spacer. Since almost every vehicle sold in the US in the last 30 years (at least up until the latter 2000s) uses the DIN mounting standard, there are very few vehicles in which this unit won’t fit easily. It comes with screws to mount it to most vehicle manufacturers’stock mounting brackets. But if your vehicle is missing those brackets it’s still no problem because it also comes with its own very thin sheet metal «sleeve» that can mount generically and sturdily to almost any factory stock or aftermarket DIN-sized frame/faceplate components. You then simply slide the unit into that sleeve and add the trim plate that is also included to complete a custom-looking installation.
To make things really easy and provide for a clean, factory-looking wiring job, I would suggest also buying and using an aftermarket wiring harness adapter (like the Metra 70-1720 Radio Wiring Harness I used for my friend’s ’93 Honda Accord, which was available through Amazon.com for only $3.55 when I bought it). That way you can connect the new stereo’s wiring harness to the adapter at any convenient location outside of the car (like on your workbench or kitchen table) and then simply plug the adapter harness connector into your vehicle’s factory radio wiring harness connector just as though you were plugging a factory radio into it. This makes for a neat, incredibly simple, and professional installation at VERY little additional cost.
If you are buying this unit to replace another unit that was stolen from your vehicle, and the thieves damaged or removed the factory wiring harness connector plug and some of the factory wiring, you can also inexpensively bring your vehicle radio wiring back to «like-new» condition by getting a «reverse wiring adapter harness» (like the Metra 71-1720 Reverse Wiring Harness I also bought for my friend’s ’93 Honda Accord). You then wire this «reverse» harness to the wiring in your dash that the thieves cut/damaged. You will then have a factory-type connector again, into which you connect the adapter harness connector as described in the above paragraph. Again, a great professional installation job.
Overall, this unit from Amazon is an AMAZING value… Thanks Amazon!!!
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Really nice,,
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Beware of depth requirement.,
UPDATE: I found another very good brand stereo on Amazon and I read the manual at the manufacturer’s website and it is 6 1/4 inches deep and has no heat sink and it will fit perfectly without protruding at all. I wish they all would provide their manuals online. A little research avoids a lot of headaches.
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