Woot! has the New Nakamichi Single DIN 50Wx4 Bluetooth & CD Car In-Dash Stereo Receiver (NQ822B) for $39.99. Shipping is free with Amazon Prime, otherwise $6 per order.
Single-DIN Car Stereo Receiver
Usable Audio Formats: CD/MP3/WMA
Supported Bluetooth Profiles: A2DP, AVRCP, HFP
Introducing the Nakamichi NQ822B 1-DIN CD/MP3/USB Car Stereo In-Dash Receiver with Bluetooth – your perfect companion for the road! Designed to elevate your driving experience, this sleek and versatile car stereo boasts an array of impressive features. With a power supply requirement of DC 12V and a maximum power output of 50W × 4CH, get ready to enjoy a powerful audio performance that will transform your drive into a concert on wheels. The unit's dimensions of 178×160×50mm make it a seamless fit for your dashboard, and at just 1.3 kg, it's both lightweight and compact. Equipped with a 10A fuse, you're ensured safe and reliable usage.
Stay entertained with the built-in radio functionality. Tune in to your favorite FM stations within a frequency range of 87.5MHz-107.9MHz (USA) or 87.5MHz-108.0MHz (EUROPE), and enjoy the convenience of channel steps set at 200 KHz (USA) or 50KHz (EUROPE). For AM enthusiasts, explore a frequency range of 530KHz-1710KHz (USA) or 522-1620KHz (EUROPE), with channel steps of 10 KHz (USA) or 9KHz (EUROPE).
Seamlessly connect your devices via USB – play your preferred CD, MP3, or WMA audio formats. The USB 2.0 port not only supports various file types but also provides a 5V/1A USB charging option to keep your devices powered up on the go. With a frequency response of 20Hz-20KHz and an S/N ratio of 60dB, enjoy crisp and clear sound quality that enhances every note and beat.
And that's not all – the Nakamichi NQ822B also comes equipped with Bluetooth capabilities. Supported Bluetooth profiles including A2DP, AVRCP, and HFP ensure a seamless wireless connection for your devices. With a frequency range operating within the 2.4GHz spectrum, you can effortlessly stream your favorite music and take hands-free calls, all while keeping your focus on the road.
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It's kinda sad that these great companies sold their names to Chinese companies that can't even come close in quality.
Edit: I take that back. Yes, it's a low end audio company now. It's owned by the same company as Akai and Sansui. But they are at least trying to be innovative and create some higher end products. This isn't just a Chinese rebrand, even though it is a Chinese company now.
I don't understand their strategy. They make everything from the best soundbars to junk Bluetooth speakers and this thing. I wish they would value the brand more and focus on the upper tiers of the home audio market since it's tough to know the days if you're buying junk or something that merits a premium brand name.
Point is, does anyone have a recommendation for a decent cheap-ish single din? thanks
Point is, does anyone have a recommendation for a decent cheap-ish single din? thanks
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Look at the DEH-S1200UB for example - it takes a USB thumb drive and plays MP3 and WMA formats.