Highlights
- Power Output: 200W (5OW x 4)
- Multi-bit (24-bit Resolution) 1-bit DAC
- CD/CD-R/CD-RW Compatible
- MP3 Compatible
- cEQ
- 4V Line Output Level
- Gold-Plated Pre-outs (front and rear)
- Subwoofer Pre-outs with Level Control/120Hz Cut-off Frequency
- Front AUX IN
- Multi-Color LCD Display
- Station Name Registration
- Flip-Down Face
- Rotary Encoder Multi-Control
- Oval-Shaped Wireless Remote Control
CD Section:
- CD Text
- Disc Name Registration
- Direct Track Access (1-12)
- Random/Repeat Play
- Intro Scan
Changer Control Section:
- Disc Name Registration
- Direct Disc Select (1-12)
- Random/Repeat Play (2 Modes)
- Intro Scan (2 Modes)
- Skip/Search
Tuner Section:
- HS-II Tuner
- 18 FM and 6 AM Presets
- SSM (for FM)
- Seek
- AFNS/PNC
- Stereo/Mono Switch
- Auto Antenna
Amplifier Section:
- Preamp Fader Control
- Bass/Treble/Balance Controls
- Electronic Volume Control
- Volume Attenuator
- Loudness Control
Display Section:
- White LED Backlight
- Switchable Dimmer
- Volume Meter
- Power Switch Standby Illumination
General Section:
- Detachable Control Panel with Carrying Case
- Beep Tone Support
- COMPUPLAY
- Power-Off Mode Eject
- Tel. Mute
- Preferred Setting Mode
i thought the same, then i remembered how quickly a stereo died in a mates car that had shit suspension. lots of harsh vibration in the pcb's aint a good thing. tho i don't see it limited to cars with cut springs, really anything with hard suspension would have that effect
Mon, 23 August 2004 15:31
