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Boss 506CA
$82.00
Released February, 2006
The Pros:Installation is easy enough for almost anyone to handle.
The Cons:FM tuner has a hard time pulling in a clear signal, doesn't have AM. CD player skips as soon as you hit a bump. No station presets available, radio works on an analog basis.
The Boss 506CA is an in-dash CD receiver with front panel aux input offered by Boss Audio. It has a detachable front panel which features an active black mask display and a front AUX input to easily enjoy music off any portable audio player using a standard headphone jack.
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The CD player can play CD, CD-R and CD-RW discs and has a CD mute function. To control the output sound, bass and treble are seperated and there are preset EQ response curves as well as balance and fader controls and stereo/mono and local/distance switches. It has RCA outputs and gives 40 watts of power to each of the 4 channel outputs.
Features
- ISO DIN mounting
- Detachable front panel
- Active black mask display
- Front panel auxiliary input
- Compatible with audio output of iPod and other MP3 players
- Quartz digital clock
- CD mute function
- Track repeat
- Intro scan
- 1 Bit D/A converter
- 8X oversampling
- CD-R/CD-RW compatible
- Preset EQ response curves
- Separate bass and treble
- Balance and fader controls
- RCA outputs
- Loudness
- Stereo/mono & local/distance switches
- Output power: 40W x 4 channels
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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installation is easy enough for almost anyone to handle
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FM tuner has a hard time pulling in a clear signal, doesn't have AM
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CD player skips as soon as you hit a bump
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no station presets available, radio works on an analog basis
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display is hard to read in the daylight due to reflections on the plastic panel
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buttons all look and feel identical, hard to figure out which does what
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tuner dial is as far away from the driver as possible for some reason
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