Kenwood Kdc
Kenwood Kdc
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Kenwood KDC-1032 CD In Dash Receiver $25.00 |
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Kenwood KDC-MP142 In-Dash CD, MP3, WMA, AM/FM Car Radio $82.00 |
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Kenwood KDC-MP238 in dash car cd mp3 ipod ready radio $57.99 |
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Kenwood KDC-MP342U AM/FM CD/MP3 Receiver 4×50w $14.50 |
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Kenwood KDC-MP342U AM/FM CD/MP3 Receiver 4×50w $20.50 |
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KENWOOD KDC-4007C CAR STEREO RADIO CD PLAYER FACEPLATE $7.00 |
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Kenwood KDC-2022 KDC-202MR w/o Face- Tested Guaranteed! $39.99 |
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KENWOOD KDC-132 REPLACEMENT FACE-USED- Tested Good $15.95 |
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Kenwood KDC-MP342U AM/FM CD/MP3 Receiver 4×50w $18.50 |
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Kenwood KDC-MP642U 50Wx4 iPod/HD Radio/In-Dash CD Deck $36.00 |
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Kenwood KDC-MP142 50Wx4 In-Dash CD/MP3 Car Stereo $10.50 |
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Kenwood KDC-HD942U CD/USB/MP3 In Dash Receiver with amp $76.00 |
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Kenwood KDC-MP642U 50Wx4 iPod/HD Radio/In-Dash CD Deck $47.00 |
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Kenwood KDC-MP642U 50Wx4 iPod/HD Radio/In-Dash CD Deck $49.01 |
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Kenwood Compact Disc 6 CD Auto Changer KDC-C665 $0.99 |
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Kenwood KDC-MP345U In-Dash CD/MP3/WMA/iPod Receiver with USB/Aux Input $129.99 Mixed preset tuning allows both FM and AM stations to be preset the same preset band 3.5mm stereo mini input for simple connectivity with iPod or portable music players Remote control that supports basic search functions for iPod and USB file select function Easy to read 1-Line 13 digit FL display Dual 2V RCA preamp outputs (front and rear/subwoofer) 50W x 4 MOSFET amplifier (built-in… |
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Kenwood KDC-MP145 In-Dash CD/MP3/WMA Receiver with Aux Input $99.99 The KDC-MP145 makes listening to your portable music player in the car so easy even a well you understand. On the front panel of this beautifully designed car stereo is a stereo mini plug, simply connect your iPod to the input and youre rocking it. Mixed preset tuning allows both FM and AM stations to be preset on the same preset band CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3/WMA playback via CD transport Easy to read… |
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Kenwood Kdc-Bt645U In-Dash CD Receiver with Bluetooth and USB Input $250.00 If your music is in your iPod and you’re a big mobile phone user, you’ll appreciate what Kenwood has done with KDC-BT645U CD receiver. Its direct iPod connection lets you control your playlists and albums with the receiver’s controls, while the built-in Bluetooth lets you talk without fumbling for your phone while driving. Built-in Parrot Bluetooth for Hands-free Cell Phone Operation USB 1-Wire Di… |
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Kenwood Kdc-Mp445U CD/AM/FM/USB Receiver $220.00 CD receiver with built-in MOSFET amplifier (22 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels) plays CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RW discs, including discs loaded with MP3 and WMA music files detachable face with illuminated USB and auxiliary inputs remote control System Q Sound Control (7 EQ curves and a 3-band equalizer) speaker size settings bass boost high- and low-pass filters subwoofer level control iPod direct cont… |
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KENWOOD – KDC-C719 – 10 Disc Capacity, CD-R/CD-RW Compatible, CD Text Ready, DNPS (Disc Name Presets: 100 Discs) $250.00 10 Disc Capacity, CD-R/CD-RW Compatible, CD Text Ready, DNPS (Disc Name Presets: 100 Discs)… |
Kenwood KDC-MP145 Fantastic Stereo for 90% of People
Kenwood is known for great audio and this unit is no exception. Kenwood KDC-MP145 has a lot of sound optimization features that I would have expected in a much more expensive head unit. Sound quality is pretty good. Navigation and controls are intuitive and most basic functions (play pause skip volume mute) are easy to find without looking at the face. The following are the only things I didn’t like about the deck:
Distortion at volume- At about 75% volume the deck distorts badly, even on my pioneer d series speakers. My previous Pioneer deck didn’t distort on those speakers until just before maximum volume, so I was somewhat disappointed. The previous stereo cost about three times as much, however, so I can’t complain too much. The unit is very loud even before it does distort (again, not near as loud as the pioneer) so most people wouldn’t come close to the threshold.
Audio control menu- Some of the settings were hard to find, and were only available in “standby” mode. Once I did find them, however, I was able to dramatically improve the sound of the system.
Equalizer settings- As much as I play with this deck, I can’t get rid of a tinny tone when playing rock. Any kind of acoustic sounds great, as well as hip hop or music with strong vocals. But, something is missing between 150 and 600 Hz. Bass boost only adds distortion, so that was no fix. Oh well.
In all, Kenwood KDC-MP145 is a fantastic stereo, especially at only $75 shipped. Most people won’t use or notice the things I complained about, and would be very happy with the purchase. Folder navigation is very easy on MP3 discs, and read times are okay. It is also a very good looking unit. I recommend this Kenwood KDC-MP145 unit for most people.
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