JVC KW-SX88BT Bluetooth Double Din Digital Media Car Stereo with Shallow Chassis, Variable Color Dsplay, Front USB and Aux, Powerful Amplifier, AM/FM Radio, Perfect OEM Replacement for Your Vehicle
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Style: Double DIN Receiver
Features
- GENERAL FEATURES: Car Stereo with LCD Display, AM/FM tuner, detachable face, USB 1.5A Connection Charges devices quickly, Powerful 50 Watts per channel Amplifier, Front AUX input, Plays MP3, WMA, WAV, ACC
- BLUETOOTH and SMARTPHONE FEATURES: built-in Bluetooth for audio streaming and hands-free calling (mic included), control 2 phones at once.
- AUDIO FEATURES: Plays USB memory devices, 13-band equalizer with digital time alignment, K2 technology improves the digital sound for most music sources, sound-shaping tools get more out of your digital music library
- INPUTS: Front USB, Front auxiliary input OUTPUTS: 2-channel preamp outputs (2.5-volt rear/sub) Transform your car stereo experience with high-powered USB. Enjoy faster charging and superior sound quality on-the-go
- INSTALLATION SIZE (WxHxD): 7" x 3-15/16" x 3-15/16" (178 x 100 x 100mm) Power output Max 50 Watts X 4
- A BRAND YOU CAN TRUST - All products have a 1-year warranty
Brand: JVC
Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary
Controller Type: Android
Special Feature: Spotify
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Connector Type: 3.5mm Jack, USB
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 2 Channel
Video encoding: RM
Output Power: 50 Watts
Package Dimensions: 9.33 x 8.46 x 6.97 inches
Item Weight: 2.35 pounds
Item model number: KW-SX88BT
Date First Available: February 15, 2023
Manufacturer: JVC
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