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Sony Xplod CDXGT71W CD/MP3/WMA/AAC Car Receiver

Car Audio Sleuth — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 09:16:33 +0000

Sony Xplod CDXGT71W, Car Receiver w/ Sub Preamp output & CD/MP3/WMA/AAC playback

For a car stereo that does it all and is known for quality, this Sony receiver provides not just a cool in-dash stereo, but the power that you want and expect to really blast out your favorite tunes. The Xplod CDXGT71W plays store bought CDs and CD/CD-R/CD-RW burned formats, but will also accomodate your MP3 player through the auxiliary input. This versatile stereo comes complete with a wireless remote and is XM or SIRIUS satellite radio ready, providing you with yet even more options. For big time sound at an affordable price you’ll want to buy the Sony Xplod CDXGT71W, Car Receiver w/ Sub Preamp output & CD/MP3/WMA/AAC playback.

JVC KDBT1 50 Watt CD Receiver with Remote Control

Car Audio Sleuth — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 08:59:33 +0000

For those that want a car stereo receiver that has enough power and options to satisfy even the most serious car audio afficianados, JVC has made that possible with the KDBT1 50 watt CD receiver. If 50 watts X 4 isn’t quite enough power, you’ll appreciate that the JVC KDBT1 CD Receiveris capable of 200-watt maximum power. If features are more important to you, then you’ll love the Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free calling, incoming text messaging display, audio control and streaming, phonebook transfer, and voice recognition dialing. This stereo has yet even more features as it’s satellite radio ready and iPod compatible making this one of the most advanced car stereos that can be had a price everyone can enjoy.

JVC KDBT1 CD Receiver Features
50 Watts x 4
Bluetooth
Satellite Radio Ready
iPOD Compatible
USB
Remote Control
Voice Recognition Dialing

Sirius ST4TK1 Starmate 4 Satellite Radio with Car Kit

Car Audio Sleuth — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 09:22:36 +0000

Howard Stern said that terrestrial radio was dead and moved on to satellite radio bringing millions of people with him. It was only a matter of time before radio followed television’s lead with a subscription based format, and some of us can’t be happier. If you want to hear the difference in radio today, then you need to get the Sirius ST4TK1 Starmate 4 Satellite Radio. You can be alerted to your desired sports games broadcasts and even pause and replay up to 44 minutes of a live satellite broadcast radio show, which makes this a more convenient form of radio taht some of us can’t live without.