Dual XDMA6415 200-Watt AM/FM/CD/MP3/WMA Receiver with Built-In Bluetooth

 

Dual XDMA6415 200-Watt AM/FM/CD/MP3/WMA Receiver with Built-In Bluetooth (Black)

 

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Item Description

"Dual 's 200 watt Receiver attributes the following CD/MP3/WMACD/MP3/WMA CD-R/CD-RW compatible MP3/WMA encoded CD-R/RW playback Repeat/random/intro Displays MP3 ID3v1 tags Displays WMA tags, Bluetooth, Built-in Bluetooth with external microphone Bluetooth version two. (1.two compliant) Wireless hands free operation with caller ID Supports A2DP streaming audio, Manage for iPod, Command and control most iPods. Menu driven access for uncomplicated manage . Consists of 2-wire iPod cable.TUNER US/European frequency spacing 30 Station presets (18FM/12AM) Auto station store Preset scan A single-touch memory Auto stereo/mono, USB Front panel USB connection Complete speed USB (12mbps) Play MP3/WMA files from most mass storage devices.iPod Control and command all iPods Menu driven access for hassle-free manage No extra cable to purchase. Selectable iPod control Displays playlist, artist, album and song facts. Common 1. DIN chassis Import ISO/DIN mountable Electronic detachable face Electronic volume, bass, treble, balance, fader Supply audio memory Rotary encoder manage Programmable turn-on volume three-Pair of preamp outputs 3.5mm Front panel input USB front panel input Steering wheel manage input (PAC SWI-PS needed) Black/white dot matrix type liquid crystal display Wireless infrared remote 5 Selectable EQ curves pop, jazz, classic, beat, rock Clock MuteLoudness "

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 10 x 5 x 8.8 inches ; 4.7 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B00012O6QQ
• Item model number: XDMA6415
  

Technical Details

• Bluetooth Built-in Bluetooth version 2.0 (1.2 compliant) Wireless hands free operation with Caller ID
• CD/MP3/WMACD/MP3/WMA: CD-R/CD-RW compatible, MP3/WMA encoded CD-R/RW playback, Repeat/random/intro
• TUNER: US/European frequency spacing, 30 Station presets (18FM/12AM), Auto station store, Preset scan, One-touch memory
• USB: Front panel USB connection, Full speed USB (12mbps), Play MP3/WMA files from most mass storage devices
• iPod: Control and command all iPods, Menu driven access for easy control, No extra cable to purchase, Selectable iPod control, Displays playlist, artist, album and song information

Consumer Reviews

I purchased this stereo given that I wanted a auto stereo with Bluetooth, a tiny additional power, much better sound high quality, and flash drive support. I am pleased to say that this stereo performs all these functions nicely.
Installing the stereo is just like installing any other stereo, except for installing the microphone. The most effective spot for the microphone is quite possibly the A pillar (at the top). It sounds complicated, but the microphone took about 15 min. to install. I ran the cable down by means of the rubber seal on the side of the door, but how you mount the microphone depends on your vehicle.
The Bluetooth works particularly nicely. What I begin up the auto, the radio automatically connects to my phone. Music through Bluetooth sounds quite superior, while it can be a tiny fizzy. Contact excellent is terrific everybody can hear me well (they can even hear the individual in the passenger seat), and every little thing sounds right. If you are on the telephone as your auto is starting up, it will automatically transfer your call to the stereo, which is tremendously handy, in particular if you are in a hurry. Answering calls is hassle-free, and incoming calls will mute the radio.
The removable faceplate is also an fundamental function for me. Automobile break-ins happen in my neighborhood, so this is fairly vital. The radio with out the faceplate has a flashing red light to symbolize a auto alarm, which is good.
Music sounds quite very good. Surely not audiophile good quality, but it sounds considerably better than a stock radio. Percussion sounds clear, and every little thing sounds proper. It can also go pretty loud with no distorting. None of the frequencies are exaggerated or lacking, and it sounds neutral for the most part.
On the other hand, this radio has some minor annoyances. The faceplate feels rather low-cost, and you truly need to have to read the manual to know how to do easy factors, like setting the time. It would have also been great if the complete dial pad was on the faceplate. The included remote does have a full dial pad, and while the remote does perform well, it would be substantially simpler to just have the dial pad on the faceplate.
General, this is an wonderful stereo with a lot of capabilities. For the value, the disadvantages can be overlooked.

I purchased this Dual receiver simply because I wanted my phone to connect through bluetooth. Previously, I was working with the aux/line in connector to connect my telephone up to play audio and receive calls. The challenge with this is that if you decided to switch the recevier over to CD or radio, any calls you receive on the phone go to... nowhere. With the bluetooth functionality, any incoming call mutes the other audio and plays the contact over the speaker. I have tested this part of it, and it functions well.
A single caveat: the included microphone has a clip that does not appear to clip to anything. I tried it all over the automobile: rearview mirror, air vents, plastic trim, absolutely nothing. I did finally get it to clip onto 1 of the air vents, but each time I touch it, it pops off. I will finish up making use of a piece of double sided tape or velcro to repair this. I also tried it in my wife's auto, a Ford Escape, with equivalent issues. Perhaps they count on you to clip it onto your shirt as you drive?
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NOTE: I bought quite a few items for the very same upgrade, so I am posting the exact same assessment with links on every single product.
I was replacing the double-din factory radio in my Intelligent 451 Fortwo and this harness made it fairly simple and easy. The person wires are labelled by function (ie, left front speaker postive). I had bought a Dual XDMA6415 receiver with bluetooth built in and the included wiring harness matched up color for color with this Metra harness. I also bought the Scosche DIN With Pocket adapter, which created it especially effortless to install the radio.
This was my 1st time installing an aftermarket stereo. The wires had been pre-cut so you can pull the insulation off. You can either use crimp connectors or basically twist the wires about every (splice) and use electrical tape. With the Schosche pocket and the Metra harness, you can assemble the complete thing outside the auto. Once the car's harness just clicks into the Metra harness and every little thing slides into location.
1 thing I did not get was an adapter for the antenna. The antenna connector in the automobile is a flat adapter, whereas most aftermarket stereos have a 1" pin. Be sure to pick a single up. It took some looking to obtain out that the adapter I require is a 40-VW10. I have mine on order, so hopefully it will operate.

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