JVC KDR820BT Wireless Bluetooth Dual USB-CD Receiver

 

JVC KDR820BT Wireless Bluetooth Dual USB-CD Receiver

 

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Item Description

The KDR820BT is a Dual USB Receiver with 1 port on the front and an extra rear port for further connectivity of your iPod/iPhone devices, digital audio players, flash memory drives, and most cell phones. Built-In Bluetooth wireless technologies lets you make/receive phone calls hands totally free or stream audio wirelessly from Bluetooth enabled cell phones and other devices. Separated Variable Color makes it possible for individual customized coloring of the keys and LCD panel from more than 30,000 several options. You can even connect your iPhone and listen to/control PANDORA Internet RADIO from your receiver's keypad or wireless remote manage.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 7.2 x 6.2 x 2.1 inches
• Shipping Weight: 4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B004VPNKCK
• Item model number: KDR820BT
  

Technical Details

• MOS-FET 50W x 4 (20W RMS x 4)
• TI/Burr-Brown 24-bit DAC
• 3-Band Parametric iEQ
• Bluetooth Wireless Technology (USB Bluetooth adapter included)
• Phone Book Access Profile, Phone Book Transfer, Hands-Free Call, Audio Streaming, Text Message Receipt Notification, Compatibility Check Mode, Connects 2 Phones

Buyer Evaluations

I wish I would have upgraded my stock stereo extended just before now. The largest benefit is the added safety of not becoming distracted any longer by searching at or getting tempted to look at my iPhone when driving.
This unit controls your iPhone (music, podcasts, and so on), controls Pandora from your iPhone, and will allow you to place calls. It was 1 of the least highly-priced units that did all 3. It seems most producers make you select amongst bluetooth calls and Pandora, or invest $400+.
In terms of acquiring the information from your phone to the stereo, you can either stream wirelessly (bluetooth adapter incuded) or plug in. If you plug in you get the benefit of becoming in a position to control your playlists and access your phonebook from the stereo without looking at your telephone. My wife says the contact top quality is just as beneficial as the ear-mounted bluetooth unit I was working with prior to. Be warned there is a microphone and wire you need to have to deal with in order to make calls.
I read other complaints about the intuitive-ness of the buttons. I agree, but you can't have everything in a 1-DIN unit. If you want screen size for display, then you have to make room by shrinking buttons. Or... decide on a 2-DIN model. You will will need to read the owner's manual just before becoming savvy in controlling this stereo.
I have a 2001 Honda Accord and did the install myself, and I'm no expert. Amazon.com had the adapter plate and wiring harness for my automobile, which ran a different $15-20. I named a local spot and they wanted $85 for install and an additional $50 in parts. There are lots of web based websites accessible with installation instructions for your make, model, and year of vehicle. I also cut a hole in the adapter tray beneath the stereo (simply because it's a 1-DIN stereo) to wire my iPhone and for the bluetooth microphone wire.

I believe you will struggle to uncover a further in dash unit that has the very same amount of features with the same top quality for this price tag. Bluetooth functions amazingly clear, and setup was uncomplicated. Sound top quality is quite beneficial.

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