JVC In-Dash CD Player (KD-G200) (KD-G200)

Product Description

You'll get the high power you need plus the great looks you crave with the KD-G200. The detachable black faceplate sports a blue-color display with white LED backlight for high visibility day or night.

JVC KDG310 Multi Color In-Dash CD Receiver Car Stereo

Average customer rating:

Great little stereo for the price
nice piece of equipment
pile of junk promoted as a good stereo

JVC KDG310 Multi Color In-Dash CD Receiver Car Stereo

Manufacturer: JVC
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Car Accessories | Refurbished & Used | Special Features | Electronics Features | Electronics

Audio & Video | Refurbished & Used | Special Features | Electronics Features | Electronics
Product Features:

CD/MP3/WMA playback
Detachable face
Multicolor LCD display
CD-R/CD-RW compatible
ID3 Tag and CD-Text readout

ASIN: B0006Z9K4G

Product Description

Professional Installation Recommended
1-Bit D/A Converter with 24-bit resolution Rotary encoder volume knob Audible control confirmation HS-II tuner 18 FM / 6 AM presets Direct Track / Folder Access Custom EQ (cEQ) with 6 Sound Modes Preamp Output Preferred Setting Mode Wireless Remote

Customer Reviews:

Great little stereo for the price.......2006-09-06

I was looking for a stereo that played MP3 files. Did the research, and for the price ($120 at the time), grabbed this one.

Pros:
Nice two color LED display.
Plays about any MP3/WMA files I've thrown at it.
18 FM presets available
Anti-skip works well (I've been off roading with this and have had ZERO skips)

Cons:
Only con I can think of it that I didn't buy this sooner!

nice piece of equipment.......2005-12-30

This JVC cd receiver is very powerful with my 6 x 9 speakers. It also fits neatly in my dash and was easily hooked up. I also really like that it has a input to connect directly to my JVC cd changer which I can access with one touch of the remote. The two colour display is really cool too.

It is definitely worth the $$$$$....

The only downside is that the buttons are a bit small to read in the night.

pile of junk promoted as a good stereo.......2005-10-07

yeah, "antiskip" my lilly white a*s. every little crack in the road makes the cd skip with this player.

total waste of $120.

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JVC KD-SHX750 In-Dash CD/MP3 Player

Manufacturer: JVC
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Product Features:

MOTORIZED FACE
GRAPHICS
2 RCA LINE OUT
CD CHANGER (MP3) CONTROL
REMOTE CONTROL & SD CARD INPUT

ASIN: B0009SAHY2

Product Description

Load a CD or SD card, and enjoy 208W high power sound - with astounding quality ensured by CC Converter, BBE, and Advanced Multi-Bit DAC. Customize the 256-color OEL display with your favorite images from a CD or SD card. Advanced features also include DiAS Digital Tuner and 7-Band iEQ.PRODUCT FEATURES:256-color organic electro luminescent (OEL) display;208W Max. (52W x 4) high power;Built-in SD card slot and SD playback;MP3/WMA compatible;DSP with 7 ambiance modes;Digital 7-Band iEQ;DiAS digital tuner;CC converter;BBE digital High-Definition sound;SIRIUS ready;Advanced PICT (Personalized Image Capture Technology) Functions;Shockproof memory;Motorized slide-out face with angle adjustment.

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JVC In-Dash CD Player (KD-LH1000)

Manufacturer: JVC
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Car Accessories | Refurbished & Used | Special Features | Electronics Features | Electronics

ASIN: B00006LPO9

Product Description

The KD-LH1000 features a full-motion 3D Dot-Matrix Multi-Color LCD display with contrast control and a palette of 1728 colors to choose from. 12 custom colors are preset, but you are encouraged to mix the 12 gradations of the red, green and blue primary colors to create a background all your own. A wide variety of animations and patterns for startup and changing functions are also on hand to add to your mobile excitement.

JVC In-Dash CD Player (KD-G210) (KD-G210)

Average customer rating:

Works Great Until It Overheats

JVC In-Dash CD Player (KD-G210) (KD-G210)

Manufacturer: JVC
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Accessories & Supplies | Refurbished & Used | Special Features | Electronics Features | Electronics

ASIN: B0006Z9K2S

Product Description

Completing the G series lineup is the KD-G210 which offers a 18W x 4 (RMS), 50W x 4 Max. power rating, a white LED display and can play CD-R/RW discs. The KD-G210 adds a rotary encoder controller and remote control.

Customer Reviews:

Works Great Until It Overheats.......2005-11-29

I got mine in the second week of september, had it installed at circuit city. It works awesome with mp3 CDs and the tags are wicked cool. I still get some great sound- even through just the stock speakers in my 97 Honda Accord.

This past weekend I was listening to mp3 CDs for about three hours straight for two days in a row. The cds were coming out very hot and started to skip a bit. I ejected them and let it run on the FM stations for a little while, and it worked fine again after I took a break from driving again, but the CD player part of the unit is super bitchy. Aside from that, it's an awesome piece of equipment. I got the two year warranty, so if it does completely melt down I'll be safe, but it's still not 5-star material.

JVC In-Dash CD Player (KD-G510) (KD-G510)

Average customer rating:

Worth it
A really quality product.
Nice for the $
fake out
Doesn't have a lot of flash, but gets the job done

JVC In-Dash CD Player (KD-G510) (KD-G510)

Manufacturer: JVC
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Audio & Video | Refurbished & Used | Special Features | Electronics Features | Electronics
Product Features:

CD Changer Controller
Signal To Noise Ratio: 98 DB
Satellite Max Frequency Response: 20 KHz
Satellite Min Frequency Response: 5 Hz

ASIN: B0007CKDY4

Product Description

JVC is one of the world's leading developers and manufacturers of sophisticated audio, video and related software products. Building upon a wealth of technologies the company is moving decisively to offer appropriate solutions for the multimedia age. To remain at the forefront of the audiovisual industry in the 21st century, JVC is marshalling its resources to create the ultimate in appealing, cost-competitive products.PRODUCT FEATURES: Power Output: 200W Max. (50W x 4); MOS-FET Power Amp; SIRIUS Ready; 24-bit Resolution Burr-Brown 1-bit DAC; HS-II Tuner; MP3/WMA Compatible with ID3/WMA Tag; CD/CD-R/CD-RW Compatible; cEQ; Line Output Terminals; Selectable Front or Subwoofer Output Terminals; Front AUX Input; Multi-Color Display; Rotary Encoder Multi-Control; Flip-Down Face.

Customer Reviews:

Worth it.......2007-01-01

for the auxiliary input alone. Although, that negates the need for the CD player. I plug my Ipod into the face mounted jack, and I'm good to go. The sound is good for the price point, but navigating the various set up options can be bewildering.
I'd completely forgotten it came with a remote control! I threw the silly thing away before even checking if it had batteries. What were they thinking?
This is a good utilitarian radio/CD deck. The front mounted aux input sets it apart from anything else I've seen in it's class. I've had mine for over a year. I'm still happy with it.

A really quality product........2006-02-08

I got one of these for my own 1991 Honda Accord after having too many difficulties with the in-dash factory cassette player. I actually didn't mind having the older set, but there was some loose connection that caused the speakers to cut in and out, and I didn't have the tools to repair it, so I decided I might as well replace it with something.
I also have a sirius radio on my windscreen. Previously I was using it to broadcast via FM to my car radio, but that was a royal pain whenever I drove into Chicago and there was noise on every frequency. The line-in port in the front was a real strong selling point. The radio can tune sirius directly, but I need to buy other parts, have them installed, and then I only get the one-line display.
Having something to minimise the bling factor was also important. I think that flashy garbage on cars is in really poor taste. This radio has the advantage of being highly functional, but not showing it off. I did thing that the remote controller was a bit frivolous, as it's easier to reach for my dashboard then for a remote dangling off my keychain, but I won't complain.
This actually gives really good sound on my old 1991 factory speakers. It can certainly output a lot more then they can handle. Also it's nice not to have a CD player sitting on my passenger seat with wires dangling up to the cassette adapter. It certainly skips much less then what I had.
In theory, the feature to quiet the radio momentarily by hitting the controller is a nice idea, but I find it just as easy to give it a quick twist to the left.
Only complaints:
I would like a pause button on the CD player. The only way of really pausing the thing is to hit the source button and momentarily switch the input to the radio or something.
Also the buttons to skip forward and backward are a bit small and take some getting used to. I would have preferred something slightly bigger that is easier to reach for while driving.

Nice for the $.......2005-11-04

I have this with head unit and it does a good job with, its pushing 2 dual 6x9's, 2 dual 6.5's and a Sony 1300w sub. its a nice unit if your on a budget, and it comes with a wiring harness that you have to soulder, if you know how to do that than it can save you a few bucks from buying a harness.

fake out.......2005-09-18

They never sent this item to me. After cashing in my points to get this device they said sorry we no longer have this product. Then they said they would credit my card the money they charged me and they did not credit my credit card back.

Doesn't have a lot of flash, but gets the job done.......2005-07-11

UPDATE 1/21/06: One thing I have noticed since my original review is that if you set it to play random songs in a particular folder, it will play through every song in the folder ONCE, and then it starts playing random songs on the entire disc. This is highly annoying and drops my rating from 4 stars down to 3.5.

I just picked up one of these for my new '05 Kia Spectra. I've never owned an aftermarket head unit and therefore I've nothing to compare it to, but I'll give you my impressions so far. My main requirements where an MP3/CD player and an auxilary input that I could hook my iAudio G3 flash mp3 player to (mostly used for audiobooks - car CD/mp3 players don't do audiobooks well, mostly because of a lack of any kind of bookmarking capability).
I decided to purchase this unit because of the auxilary input on the front, as opposed to other units where the input is in the back. I'm starting to question the wisdom of that decision because it might've been better to have the 3.5mm audio cable coming from the back of the h/u with the end of it in the compartment under the dash instead of having a cable dangling off the front of the radio. That being said, the G3 sounds amazing when hooked to the aux input, possibly even better than the CD player :)
The unit is a definite step up from the factory radio it replaced in terms of sound quality. It wasn't quite as big of a leap as I could have imagined, but it definitely gives the speakers more power.
The CD player supports auto resume for both audio CDs and mp3s (haven't tried WMAs) and fast forward/rewind is there too (though it's not nearly as smooth with mp3s - it jumps about 9 seconds instead of 4-5). The EQ settings are pretty basic - treble, bass, fade, etc. There's 5-6 presets so that you can save your own settings for different styles of music. This is a good thing because the CD player has much more of a bass boost than FM (assuming you even listen to FM these days), so it's important to have at least 2 different settings. The buttons are small, which is sort of a bummer. The Mode button (used for various functions, such as turning on/off suffle, random, and mono on FM), is sitting right beside the preset buttons, which is extremely aggrevating because if you're like me, you'll find yourself pressing it constantly while flipping through presets. When are manufacturers going to learn that putting buttons the same shape/size right beside presets is NOT a good idea? This is the only thing I REALLY don't like about this radio.
As for the mp3 capabilities, pretty solid. You can switch the display to either scroll or not scroll and display either tag or filenames, whatever you want. However, the display is limited to about 8 characters (not a problem for me since it scrolls). Also, you can't view the clock and track information at the same time, so anyone without another clock on the dash may want to consider other options if this is a big deal to you.
I honestly have no idea if it does playlists, but you can store songs in individual folders and then have it play randomly all songs on the disc or all songs in a particular folder, so I suppose that kind of does the same thing.
I don't have Sirius in the car, so can't comment on the h/u as a satellite controller. (BTW: For all of you computer geeks out there who are paying for more than one sat radio, you need to research a program called TImetrax.)
All in all, I am quite pleased with the product. I could easily have gotten something much more 'stylish', but I live in an area where car break-ins are quite common and nobody even pays attention to car alarms. So, the less I can advertise to car theives, the better :)

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JVC In-Dash CD Player (KDLX300)

Manufacturer: JVC
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Car Accessories | Refurbished & Used | Special Features | Electronics Features | Electronics

Audio & Video | Refurbished & Used | Special Features | Electronics Features | Electronics
Product Features:

In-dash CD player
5Hz - 20kHz frequency response
2 sets pre-amp outputs
Multi-color LCD display, disappearing face-plate
Loudness/bass boost adjustment; wireless remote included

ASIN: B00005T3PH

Product Description

The KD-LX300 is JVC's new high performance El Kameleon II anti-theft CD Receiver with a hot new motorized Rotary knob, and CD Changer Control. It features dual gold 4V pre-amp outputs, a sub-woofer output w/ crossover, and an adjustable auxiliary input. Other standard features include a 50 Watt X Four Channel amp, BBE II Sound and JVC's HS-II tuner. Added convenience is provided with a card-type remote, Audio Cruise mode and CD Text capability.

JVC KW-AVX800 7-inch In-dash Multimedia System

Average customer rating:

Amazing!!!!!

JVC KW-AVX800 7-inch In-dash Multimedia System

Manufacturer: JVC Mobile
ProductGroup: CE

All CD Receivers | Car Receivers | Car Audio & Video |

DVD with Monitors | Audio/Video Receivers | Video & Navigation | Car Audio & Video |

Combo Receivers | Receivers & Amplifiers | Audio & Video | Categories | Electronics
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Product Features:

in-dash DVD receiver with built-in amp (20 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels)
motorized 7" screen with touchscreen controls
DVD +/-R/RW, DivX, JPEG, MPEG playback
compatible with iPod adapter, Bluetooth adapter, satellite radio
inputs: SD card slot, rear USB input, one A/V input

ASIN: B000OH8NA8

Product Description

in-dash DVD receiver with built-in amp (20 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels) * motorized 7" screen with touchscreen controls * DVD +/-R/RW, DivX, JPEG, MPEG playback * compatible with iPod adapter, Bluetooth adapter, satellite radio * inputs: SD card slot, rear USB input, one A/V input *

Customer Reviews:

Amazing!!!!!.......2007-05-31

In my opinion this is one of the nicest in dash multimedia players on the market! JVC seems to have thought of everything here. It has tons of inputs, AUX, SD, and USB. It will play pretty much everything. I have successfully played, mp3, dvd5, dvd9, divx, xvid, jpg, etc. The specs only say DIVX format but I can confirm it does play XVID also. Apparently you can hook up an external USB hard drive and play files from that but I'm not having any luck with that myself yet. I read a review on crutchfield and the guy there said he has a 160gb portable hard drive hooked up loaded with movies, videos, mp3 etc and it plays it all. Maybe because my HD is self powered? It was formatted as NTFS so I tried FAT32 but it still won't recognise. I'll try another external HD and report back. But if you have a Double DIN spot in your car and can afford this player you will not be disappointed. The only thing I wish it has was album art for MP3's. Don't think it has that or I can't find it if it does.

JVC KD-DV5300 In-dash DVD, DivX Ultra, VCD, CD Player Receiver for Car Stereo

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JVC KD-DV5300 In-dash DVD, DivX Ultra, VCD, CD Player Receiver for Car Stereo

Manufacturer: JVC
ProductGroup: CE

All CD Receivers | Car Receivers | Car Audio & Video |

DVD with Monitors | Audio/Video Receivers | Video & Navigation | Car Audio & Video |
Accessories:

Product Features:

DVD/CD receiver with built-in MOSFET amp (20 watts RMS/50 watts peak x 4 channels) plays CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs (including discs loaded with MP3, WMA, and WAV files), DivX, DVDs, DVD-Rs, and DVD-RWs // AM/FM Radio with up to 18 FM presets and 6 AM presets
iPod Ready Yes (JVC KS-PD100 Required and Sold Separately)
Satellite Radio Ready SIRIUS or XM Satellite Radio Ready with respective subscriptions and antenna (SIRIUS SIR-JVC1 Required)
Line Output Terminals with Rear/Subwoofer Output Switchable (up to x2 pairs)
DTS/Dolby Digital/MPEG Audio for 5.1 channel surround and 2-channel stereo sound

ASIN: B000NJO7B6

Product Description

JVC offers something for everyone without scrimping on sound quality. JVC Mobile incorporates high-grade parts throughout its products, including newly-developed, high-grade capacitors tuned to match different types of music (from jazz to vocals) and copper frame operational amps. It has a MOS-FET Power Amp, 24-Bit DAC, continuous power output (RMS): 20 Watts x 4, MP3 and WMA compatibility from burned DVD and CD media. With KS-BTA200 optional adapter, Bluetooth Wireless Technology can be used with compatible devices. Use the adaptor with KD-G730, KD-G830 and KD-DV7300 to experience hands-free calls (up to a maximum of five mobile phones can be registered for hands-free calling), audio streaming and control and phone book transfer. With voice-recognition mobile phones, you can dial by just saying the name in your phone book. The wireless functions work even if your mobile phone is tucked away in your bag or pocket. You can also stream music from a compatible digital audio player for listening on your car stereo. HS-IV tuner features higher sensitivity, thanks to three IF bandwidths (wide, middle and narrow). It also includes AM Noise Canceller plus upgraded IF filters that help avoid the distortion caused by interference from adjacent stations. Add an optional video screen for shared vehicular DVD entertainment. Remote Control Line Output Terminals (2 Pairs) for subwoofer connectivity Second Audio Output Adjustable Line Input Terminals Front Aux. input Video output Display Type Dot-Matrix Text Display; Display Color Blue; Button Color Red Manual Display Dimmer 7-Band Equalizer

JVC KD-LH300 - Radio / CD / MP3 player - Full-DIN - in-dash - 50 Watts x 4

Average customer rating:

nice features but jvc bug hits again

JVC KD-LH300 - Radio / CD / MP3 player - Full-DIN - in-dash - 50 Watts x 4

Manufacturer: JVC
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Audio & Video | Refurbished & Used | Special Features | Electronics Features | Electronics
Product Features:

Power Output: 200W Max. (50W X 4)
SIRIUS Satellite Radio Ready
Variable-Color 3D Graphics Display
PICT - Personalized Image Capture Technology

ASIN: B0002NPXT8

Product Description

JVC's KD-LH300 offers an attractive 3D graphics display along with a fully motorized faceplate which offers 4 angles of adjustment. The PiCT feature allows the user to upload images from digital cameras or the Internet with the use of JVC's Image Converter software.

Customer Reviews:

nice features but jvc bug hits again.......2005-02-18

Okay, I've had the deck for about 2.5 years. Over the last 6 months or so it started to give problems similar to what another dude wrote about for the jvc-sh99.

Now a quick bit of history. I bought the deck almost exclusively to play mp3s and not so much for the radio functions etc... So in the course of a week the deck is probably on for about 3hrs a day for 7 days a week and of the those 21 hours it probably only ever plays the radio for about 2 hours max! So we are talking constant CD usage.

Problems first started with the deck refusing to play cd-rws. So I had to start burning all my mp3s to CD-R, cds are cheap so no biggy. I basically keep one in the deck for about a month anyway. Then it would quit playing mp3 CDs altogether and only play ordinary audio CDs. Once I reset it everything would work fine for a few weeks. But recently it has quit reading all CDs. Even after resetting the deck several times it decides on its own when it wants to play mp3 or even basic original audio CDs. Its past factory return so I'm clueless if this is a microcomputer/mechanism/lens issue. And yes, I've tried a few lens cleaning CDs ..it wont even recognise those either.

The other features are nice but my main fustration is the deck does not seem ready for persitent, constant CD use. I'm looking for something way more durable now.

Product Description

The Intel Celeron D processor 330 teams up with 512MB SDRAM and separate CD-RW and DVD-ROM drives to make your daily computing experience a breeze. When the work is done, let Apple iTunes for Windows help you import your favorite songs and organize your music collection. Or take in a few movies, right at your desk!

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The Basics
Compaq's new and exceedingly wide-ranging Presario SR1100NX series of desktop PCs targets most every segment of the computer buyer market -- from financially strapped students to high-power business executives. This particular unit, the Presario SR1120NX, is one of the least expensive yet most cost-effective models in the lineup, offering superior multitasking performance and quite a bit more storage space than its entry-level sibling, the Presario SR1110NX, for just a few dollars more. Demanding users and those who deal primarily in high-end multimedia or games will want to look at one of Compaq's upscale models, but anyone who prioritizes their budget should find the Presario SR1120NX exceedingly appealing.

Processor
Intel's cost-effective Celeron processor often forms the basis for budget-priced machines, and the Presario SR1120NX is no different. What is different is the configuration of this particular Celeron. Intel's newest Celeron is named the Celeron D, a tricked up version of the venerable chip that offers 256KB of level-two cache (twice that of standard Celeron chips) and a 533MHz Quad Pumped Bus, a 33% improvement over the norm. The Celeron D in the Presario SR1120NX operates at 2.66 MHz, which would be considered a fast Celeron even without the new and improved configuration. Though it doesn't offer the power of Intel's Pentium chip, this is a strong entry-level CPU.

Memory
Computers typically store information on their hard drive, though frequently accessed and recently accessed information is stored for faster retrieval in Random Access Memory. With more installed memory, your PC operates faster and permit more efficient multitasking. The Presario SR1120NX features 512 MB of PC2700 DDR SDRAM main memory (expandable to two full GB), which is considered an average allotment in today's desktop market. As such, it is perfectly satisfactory for most single task and multitasking assignments.

Video
An Intel Extreme Graphics video controller is integrated on the motherboard, featuring just 64 MB of shared (not dedicated) video memory. While quite capable of accurately displaying most any 2D application such as word processing, Internet surfing and 2D graphic design, the system will struggle to smoothly display advanced 3D graphics, animations, and many mid-to high-end games.

The system does not include a display screen, thus allowing you to continue using your current monitor or select from today's many alternatives.

Sound
The Presario SR1120NX produces sound via an audio chip integrated on the motherboard. This is a typical setup for inexpensive PCs. Speakers are not included.

Hard Drive
The unit's internal 80 MB hard drive is double the capacity of that in the entry-level Presario SR1110NX, sporting enough storage space for an average allotment of files and applications and a substantial music or multimedia collection too. But if you consistently work with jumbo-size video, 3D graphic and audio files, you'll may need to upgrade this drive or add another.

Optical Drive
The system features dual optical drives - a fast 48X32X48X CD-RW drive for playing and burning music CDs and archiving files to CD, and a DVD-ROM drive for playing DVDs. DVD writing, often used to backup extremely large amounts of data or copy home movies to long-lasting DVD format, is not possible unless you add a DVD burner.

Connectivity and Expansion
With five high-speed USB 2.0 ports at your disposal -- one of which is conveniently located on the front -- you'll have plenty of room for plug and play gadgets such as digital cameras and printers. Compaq has not included IEEE 1394 FireWire ports (most commonly used for fast data transfer from digital camcorders), though it has equipped the system with a built-in 9-in-1 memory card reader for accessing information stored on a wide variety of removable memory cards. This is a surprise find on a budget-priced PC. Communication options include an integrated 10/100Base-T networking interface for fast Internet and network communication and a V.92 data/fax modem for low-speed dial-up connections. The system's two available PCI slots may be used for add-on audio cards, video cards, and the like.

Operating System and Software
Considering its affordable price point, the Presario SR1120NX features an impressive software package headed by Microsoft's Windows XP operating system. Compaq will also pre-install Microsoft's Works 7.0 word processing and productivity suite, Microsoft Money Standard 2004, Quicken New User Edition 2004, a one-year subscription to the MSN Encarta online information center, and a variety of multimedia and Internet utilities.

Keyboard and Mouse
A standard Compaq keyboard and Compaq mouse with convenient scrolling wheel are enclosed.

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