Kenwood Bluetooth USB MP3 WMA AM/FM Digital Media Player Dual Phone Connection Pandora Car Stereo Receiver/Free Alphasonik Earbuds
Satellite radio compatibility : No
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Number of channels : 4|
USB input : Yes|
Navigation system compatibility : No|
Equalizer : Yes|
Compatible Devices : Apple iPhone 6/6+ and iOS 8 software|
CD player : No|
Car Electronics Auxiliary Input : Yes|
Built-in amplifier : Yes|
Bluetooth connectivity : Yes|
Power output : Peak: 50 watts x 4 channels RMS: 22 watts x|
Dimensions : 11 x 10 x 4.5 inches|
Audio Output Mode : Stereo|
Supported Internet Services : Pandora
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About Kenwood Bluetooth USB MP3 WMA AM/FM Digital Media Player Dual Phone Connection Pandora Car Stereo Receiver/Free Alphasonik Earbuds
Overall Feedback:
88% positive
89% liked the installation flexibility
I found it easy to install but it might not be easy for less skilled people.
I installed the deck with ease after ordering the correct wiring harness and mount kit.
I have wired several head units and found the installation process to be very straightforward.
The car-stereo-receiver is easier to install due to its half-depth size compared to most units.
78% appreciated the user interface
The car stereo receiver has various features like changing the color of the display, setting different brightness modes, adding bass boost and subwoofer control.
69% appreciated the ample power output, though 31% desired more
The Kenwood unit is noticeably louder and clearer than older/new units, despite having the same power output of 45 wattsx4.
I am dissatisfied with the weak watts of the stereo. The original stereo had much more power.
68% liked the audio quality
The audio quality is good as it gets loud while maintaining clarity.
I love the car-stereo-receiver's quality sound, which can go as loud as I can handle it and then some, with no distortion. It has enough RMS power to produce sound from speakers that cost more than the unit.
