Sony CDXGT340 MP3/WMA Player CD Receiver (Black)
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The Sony Xplod GT340 CD Receiver comes with 52W x 4 High Power output (208 watts total power), built-in HPF/LPF (High Pass Filter/Low Pass Filter), and two pre-outs .The GT340 includes a Wireless Card Remote..../ Sony CDXGT340 MP3/WMA Player CD Receiver (Black) / cars parts accessories
For music enthusiasts who want access to a variety of music sources in the car, the Xplod CDX-GT340 CD receiver is the mobile audio solution that lets you choose how you listen to your song files. It features a convenient front auxiliary input for portable music players, and it's also equipped to handle HD Radio and satellite radio. Its 52W x 4 High Power output (208 watts total power) and two pre-outs provide a solid foundation for future modifications to your car's audio system. A solid start with room to grow. |
MP3/WMA Playback
Play CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs, including discs loaded with MP3s and WMA files. Satellite Radio3/HD Radio Ready
The Satellite Radio ready head unit integrates seamlessly with satellite radio Sony Bus adapters so you can receive digital satellite radio broadcasts. HD Radio ready capability lets you receive digital audio broadcasts when used with an optional HD Radio tuner. Black 13-Segment LED Display
13 Segment black LCD with negative display for viewing information.  Front panel auxiliary input. |  Includes RM-X151 wireless remote. Click to enlarge. |
Detachable Faceplate with Front Panel Aux In
The front auxiliary input lets you connect almost any portable audio device to your car's sound system. EQ3 Stage 2 and 52 Watts x 4 High Power
Experience bass-pumping sound compliments of the 52 watts of peak power delivered to all four speakers (208 watts total power). Radio Data System (RDS)
Radio Data System (RDS) feature displays radio broadcast information such as artist, title, and album. iPod Adapter Support
The optional XA-120IP allows users to connect, charge, and control your compatible iPod device directly from the receiver. Front and Rear/Sub Switchable Pre-Amp Output with LPF/HPF
A built-in LPF (Low Pass Filter) and HPF (High Pass Filter) work to deliver overall better sound, and the LPF features a phase shift function that reduces low-end reverberation. Boost your car's sound system with minimal effort and maximum flexibility by using the two pre-outs to add a subwoofer and external amplifier, or another audio component, to your Xplod system. Supplied Wireless Card Remote (RM-X151)
The included Wireless Card Remote allows you control the basic functions of your Sony Xplod system while keeping your eyes on the road. What's in the Box
CDX-GT340 receiver, Parts for installation and connections (1 set), RM-X151 wireless remote, User manual.../ Sony CDXGT340 MP3/WMA Player CD Receiver (Black) / cars parts accessories
- AM/FM radio, CD, CD-R/RW, MP3/WMA, SAT/HD-ready, iPod-ready receiver
- 4 x 52 Watts maximum power with 6-channel pre-amp output
- Black 13 segment LED display and blue key illumination
- Includes front auxiliary input, remote control
- One-year limited warranty
- iPod-ready receiver
- AM/FM radio, CD, CD-R/RW, MP3/WMA, SAT/HD-ready
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Sony CDXGT340 MP3/WMA Player CD Receiver (Black)
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Alright, first of Im not beth, Im her son, and I dont have an amazon accoutn so i used hers. Anywas, I was looking for a new stereo reciever for my 2000 Nissan Xterra. The Oem radio was in effect crap. Bad reception and sound quality, plus it played only a few Cds. If you put in a Cd with a few scratches or scuffs, or one that was just very old (I have any Cds in good condition, but they are 10+ years old) then the Oem stereo would not play them.
So I did some research, compared stereos etc and found this one. By far this has some of the best sound quality Ive ever heard in a car stereo, and that is straight through Oem speakers as well (will be buying Sony Xplod 6.5 inch speakers and Xplod 6x9 speakers).
The Cd player plays pretty muc anythre ing that hasnt been shattered or microwaved, and it will pick up on the track yoau left off when you turn off the car/switch to radio(or auxilary). The custom Eqs are also a bonus, providing separate sound combinations for your tunes. After looking your favorite Eq, you can also individually tune the sound on separate levels (low, mid, high, sub, and other special Eq settings, as well as being able to switch in the middle of mono, stereo, and 2 "surround" settings). In the back there are input/output ports for extra speakers and subs, as well as auxilary ports for the Hd radio and Satellight radio.
The radio also supports a Radio Data theory which I find to be pretty awesom. It shows the middle point number, middle point name, song, and artist. Plus, it has a "smart tuner". Press a button and you can scroll straight through differnt genres of stations (rock, pop, rap, r&b, soft rock, soft r&b, news, talk, eclectic, jazz, etc.). elect which genre you want and the radio will automatically tune itself to the separate available stations under the excellent can genre.
On top of that it features custom settings that can added heighten anyone your trying to do (such as the demo mode or anyone else you can think. It has so much stuff it took me about 5 minutes to get straight through the whole menu).
On top of all the kool high tech whatever-ness, it comes with a remote and beeps at you when you turn your car off to remind you to remove the removable faceplate so no one will break into your car to steal your new fabulous Sony Xplod stereo.
The only downside I find is that you cannot actively turn the thing off. To make it stop plying music when your driving is to whether turn the volume down all the way or remove the faceplate. However Im sure this isnt the case (come on its a Sony), However I am still figuring it out. Also, Im not sure how to make it tell the time when your driving with it on. Im sure this is uncomplicated operator error, However Im llisting this as a bit of a downside since it doesnt come programmed to have the clock automatically display itself. Imsure I will frame it out though. Also, as I said above the menu is very very very big. It has alot of stuff to scroll through, and it is easy to get lost. Not something you want to mess with when driving.
The stereo here is a serious competition system. The basic interface (finding a station, putting a Cd in, scrolling straight through songs, etc.) is simple, but the menu can be a bit hard to navigate as it is so big and has soooo many options. Thorough if you want a very high quality competition sound, this is the theory you want. Its very good (better than other more costly systems) and it has a very nice price tag. If your technilogically challenged then you may be turned off by the large menus and very versatile sound settings, but Thorough if you want an fabulous theory this is it! Dont look anywhere else.
*Tip: if you want to keep a uninterrupted sound arrival from the theory when driving with passengers, do not leave the remote in the backseat. My friend has fun with it. A diminutive too much fun.
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